Questions and Answers for Toro 570Z Pro Series 15 sq. ft. Pop-Up Fixed Spray Sprinkler

A:  Hi, there! Thanks for your question. For in-store availability, please feel free to connect with your local store or contact The Home Depot customer service department for online availability at 800-430-3376 any day between 6 a.m. and 2 p.m. EST. Thanks!

A:  I just found out that California requires sprinkler heads to have built-in pressure regulation, as a water conservation measure.

A:  Hi, there! Thanks for your question. This sprinkler head has a 1/2-circle pattern for medium-sized lawns with a 1/2 in. female NPT inlet. If you’re looking for a ¼ circle, you may want to check out sprinkler head #53815 online at: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Toro-570Z-Pro-Series-1-4-Circle-Pop-Up-Sprinkler-53815/202176062. Thanks!

A:  Yes. Just unscrew the nozzle and replace it with a 90 degree nozzle

A:  Every thing is included

A:  This is a complete pop-up spray head with a preinstalled nozzle. Thank you.

A:  This item has a fixed pattern nozzle that sprays a full circle (360 degree) pattern a radius of 15’. You can reduce the radius by tightening small screw on the top of the nozzle.

A:  I believe so. The nozzle is exchangeable for any with the same thread type.

A:  Yes, the nozzle is replaceable. You can install the Toro nozzle that best fits your needs.

A:  Thank you for your question. This nozzle emits 3.3 GPM at 60 psi.

A:  Yes, but you must hold the spray head from turning. You can reduce the spray to 12ft. Turn the spray head to determine the spray pattern and turn the popup tube to determine direction.

A:  It reduces the water flow, will reduce the radius a little as well.

A:  Thank you for your question. Yes, that is correct.

A:  Installation and maintenance are easy. Simply do the following: 1. Make your connection to your lateral line (supply) using a riser, or preferably, a swing joint (Toro Funny Pipe, Flex Pipe…). - Keep debris out of the supply line. - Do not over-tighten. 2. Backfill the hole positioning the spray body in a vertical position and the height of the head to grade. 3. Remove the nozzle and screen filter from the stem by turning the nozzle counter-clockwise. 4. FLUSH the system by turning it on – this will remove debris that may have fallen into the lateral line. 5. Re-install the screen and nozzle hand-tightening to desired spray direction. 6. Once the installation process is complete, you can reduce the spray distance from 15’ down to 12’ by tightening the small screw on the top-center of the nozzle. 7. In order to keep your system running optimally, you can occasionally clean the screen filter by removing the nozzle (described above) and flushing it. This link will take you to a page that provides a lot of useful information regarding the installation of your Toro irrigation system: https://media.toro.com/documents/irrigation/sprinkler-pig.pdf.