The number of heads per zone depends entirely on the nozzle GPM, not just the head model. Each nozzle has a performance chart showing GPM at various pressures.
Obtain nozzle charts from Rain Bird or your supplier, sum the GPM for your desired layout, and keep total zone GPM ≤ available well GPM.
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