Two electric valves (Rainjet 811) have dog-chewed solenoid wires. Owner needs temporary manual operation and wants to know maximum drip line length per zone.
Unscrew the solenoid from the valve body:
Note: This requires water shutoff each time you want to change valve state.
Rule of thumb for ½" poly tubing with 20-30 PSI regulator:
For runs beyond 250 feet or high emitter counts, add a second valve zone.
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