10 Pack Rainbird 5004-PC3.0 Rotor – 4-Inch Pop-Up Sprinkler, Pre-Installed Nozzle

Effortless lawn irrigation with a trusted rotor

The 10 Pack Rainbird 5004-PC3.0 rotor is a compact, durable sprinkler head designed for residential lawns. It rises to a 4-inch pop-up, delivering dependable spray coverage across your turf while maintaining a low-profile presence. The pre-installed #3 nozzle streamlines setup, allowing you to place heads and begin testing without hunting for extra components.

With a 3/4" NPT female bottom inlet, this rotor threads cleanly into standard irrigation lines. That compatibility minimizes the need for adapters and simplifies multi-head installations, giving you a cleaner, more professional look in your yard.

Flexible spray options for precise coverage

The 5004-PC3.0 rotor supports both full-circle (360°) and partial-circle spray configurations. It can be adjusted from 40° up to 360°, letting you tailor watering to each zone, whether you are protecting delicate beds, edging a walkway, or irrigating a broad lawn area.

• Easy installation: #3 nozzle pre-installed for quick setup
• 3/4" NPT female bottom inlet for standard piping
• Reversing full & part circle control from 40° to 360°
• 4" pop-up height for reliable turf clearance
• Operating pressure range from 25 to 65 PSI

Designed for everyday reliability, this rotor is part of Rain Bird's 5000 Series family, known for steady spray distribution and practical longevity. The 25–65 PSI operating range provides flexibility to match common residential systems, while maintaining even coverage across zones when properly spaced.

Great value for multi-zone irrigation

Listed as a 10-pack, this product is well suited for upgrading several zones or replacing heads across a larger yard. The combination of pre-installed parts, standard threading, and versatile spray options helps you plan a cohesive irrigation layout without sacrificing performance. While results can vary with site conditions, users may explore different patterns to achieve efficient watering across diverse landscapes.

Tip: use even head spacing, test each head’s pattern, and adjust from there to optimize coverage for your lawn and landscape features.