Rain Bird R-VAN14 8-14 ft Adjustable Rotary Nozzles (45-270 degrees) – 10-pack

Overview

The Rain Bird R-VAN14 8-14 ft adjustable rotary nozzle delivers versatile coverage for lawns, plant beds, and mixed landscapes. In a 10-pack, these nozzles are ready to deploy across multiple zones, offering tuneable performance without changing hardware.

Flexible arc and radius

Each nozzle supports an arc from 45 to 270 degrees and a radius of 8 to 14 feet. Adjustments can be made while water is running, so you can fine tune coverage as your landscape changes with the seasons.

• Arc range: 45 to 270 degrees
• Radius range: 8 to 14 feet
• Adjust arc and radius without tools
• Adjustments perform while water is flowing

Performance and efficiency

• Low precipitation rate helps reduce runoff and erosion
• Matched precipitation across radius, arc, and pattern types for consistent coverage
• Reliable operation at higher pressures without misting or fogging
• Color coded and laser marked for quick identification of the R-VAN model

Maintenance and compatibility

The pull up flush feature clears dirt and debris from the nozzle for easier maintenance. These nozzles are compatible with all Rain Bird spray bodies, risers, and adapters, simplifying integration into existing systems.

Each bag contains 10 nozzles designed for a pressure range of 30 to 55 psi with a recommended operating pressure of 45 psi. This combination supports steady, uniform distribution across a typical 8 to 14 ft spacing, while staying compact and easy to install. Made by Rain Bird in the United States, they reflect the brand focus on dependable irrigation hardware.

Real-world use cases

Ideal for mid-size lawns, borders, and mixed landscapes where zones require flexible coverage. The ability to adjust arc and radius on the fly helps adapt to curved borders, irregular beds, or seasonal plant changes, while the compact nozzles fit neatly into tight spaces.

• Great for lawn edges, medians, and bed boundaries
• Supports quick reconfiguration during seasonal plantings