Eight Rain Bird 5000+ rotors on one zone (60 PSI supply, 38 PSI at heads). Standard nozzles work; HE-VAN nozzles leak past wiper seals, heads won't rise unless manually lifted. 600 series bodies have inferior seals vs. 1800 series.
HE-VAN nozzles have lower flow rates and different pressure dynamics. The 600 series wiper seal (older design) can't handle the pressure/flow combination, allowing blow-by. 1800 series have a superior seal design that lasts 15+ years.
1800 series heads are professional grade, more reliable, and eliminate the seal issue permanently. The extra labor pays off in years of trouble-free operation.
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