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Front-angle view of Irritrol 2711DPR 3/4-inch electric anti-siphon valve showing threaded jar-top bonnet, flow-control knob and solenoid assembly.

Irritrol 2711DPR 3/4" Electric Anti-Siphon Valve (Jar-Top)

Brand: Irritrol
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$37.49
$27.18
SKU 2711DPR
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The Irritrol 2711DPR (2700 Series) 3/4" electric anti-siphon valve delivers reliable, above-ground backflow protection and precise zone control for residential irrigation. Its jar-top (threaded) bonnet and service-friendly design make routine maintenance fast while the built-in atmospheric vacuum breaker prevents back siphonage.

  • 3/4" female threaded connections for standard residential plumbing.
  • Tamper-resistant flow control for precise adjustment and manual shutoff.
  • Full stainless-steel metering system (DPR models) and Buna‑N valve seat for consistent operation.
  • Rugged double-beaded SANTOPRENE diaphragm with corrosion-resistant PVC and glass-filled polypropylene body.
  • 24 VAC solenoid—inrush ~0.4 A (9.6 VA), holding ~0.2 A (4.8 VA) for reliable electrical operation.
  • Flow range: 0.25–30 GPM; operating pressure: 10–150 PSI to suit most residential zones.
  • Built-in atmospheric vacuum breaker requires installation at least 6" above the highest downstream outlet; not for below-grade or indoor installation.

Dimensions for model 2711: H 5 5/8", W 3", L 6 1/4". The DPR-series threaded bonnet permits service without removing the valve from the line. Backed by a 5-year limited warranty, the 2711DPR is ideal for lawn and landscape zones that require dependable anti-siphon protection. Refer to the included sell sheet and installation guide for wiring diagrams, parts lists and detailed installation requirements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What voltage does the Irritrol 2711DPR require?
The valve uses a 24 VAC solenoid (inrush ~0.4 A, holding ~0.2 A) compatible with common irrigation controllers.
How much flow and pressure will the 2711DPR handle?
Flow range is 0.25–30 GPM and recommended operating pressure is 10–150 PSI for typical residential zones.
Can I install the anti-siphon valve below grade or indoors?
No. Anti-siphon valves must be installed above ground with at least 6" clearance above the highest downstream outlet.
What materials help extend the valve's service life?
The DPR-series features a corrosion-resistant PVC and glass-filled polypropylene body, stainless metering, and SANTOPRENE diaphragm.