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    • Systems
      • Portable
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      • Rainmaker Sprinklers
      • Our Hose/Sprinkler Kits
      • Fire Pumps
    • Shop
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      • Portable DIY Guide
      • Fixed DIY Guide
      • Video Libary
      • Bushfire Survival Plan
      • Downloads
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  • Home
  • Systems
    • Portable
    • Fixed
  • Products
    • Rainmaker Sprinklers
    • Our Hose/Sprinkler Kits
    • Fire Pumps
  • Shop
  • Information
    • Rainmaker Instructions
    • Portable DIY Guide
    • Fixed DIY Guide
    • Video Libary
    • Bushfire Survival Plan
    • Downloads
    • Terms & Conditions

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Recommended pipe work sizes

    Important Information about our Rainmaker Heads

    Arm Positioning

    Isolate the copper from the Roofing Material

    Angle of Install

    The arm positions are critical to the sprinklers performance. The head needs to rotate clockwise to or a failure will occur as the spindle will undo from the head. We could have used lock-tight on the thread but then you could not dismantle the head during  maintenance.

    Angle of Install

    Isolate the copper from the Roofing Material

    Angle of Install

    The head will rotate at any angle, we recommend running the tube at the first row of roofing screws above the gutter and setting the heads at 45 degrees. Running the tube on the facia under the gutter and having the heads vertical is another option.

    Isolate the copper from the Roofing Material

    Isolate the copper from the Roofing Material

    Isolate the copper from the Roofing Material

    We recommend using an isolator to mount your copper tube, this will reduce  galvanic corrosion. 

    We have Clic isolators in our store for this purpose. 

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