57467 - 1 Inch Male Threaded In-line Jar-Top Sprinkler Control Valve
Heavy-Duty Construction with Stainless Steel Components (Exploded View)
Jar Top Automatic Sprinkler Valves
Threaded Easy-to-Access Jar-Top Lid - No tools required
Jar Top Automatic Sprinkler Valves

Part #: 57461

Jar Top Automatic Sprinkler Valves

Size
  • For controlling the flow of water in sprinkler or drip irrigation zones
  • 24 VAC solenoid includes manual actuation with a twist of the solenoid
  • Internal scrubber filter helps keep the valve clog-free from dirty water
  • Jar-top lid design allows for easy servicing of the valve diaphragm
  • PVC construction with threads available in 3/4-in. and 1-in. FPT sizes
  • Direct replacement for valves in the Orbit heavy-duty preassembled manifold
  • Compatible with controllers from Orbit, Hydro-Rain, and other major brands
  • Control with a B-hyve smart controller for optimum water conservation
  • In stock, ready to ship
  • Inventory on the way
Regular price$21.99
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Description

Automatic jar top valves are the easiest-to-service valves for today’s irrigation systems. The jar top valve features a 24 VAC solenoid, manual actuation lever, and bleed screw. The jar top lid removes with a counterclockwise twist, allowing access to the diaphragm and support ring. The threads are 3/4-in. or 1-in. pipe thread and are compatible with Schedule 40 and 80 PVC fittings as well as heavy-duty manifold adapters. The jar top solenoid features nickel-plated copper wire and is compatible with all major brands of 24 VAC irrigation controllers. We recommend B-hyve controllers for optimum water conservation and PVC-Lock® fittings for fast, glue-free installation. For outdoor irrigation use with cold water only.

Customer Reviews

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Kevin
Design Or production issues

I like the ease of removing the top but it seems to me that an obvious design flaw exists as I have had two valves now fail in the exact same way. With the valves leaking past the obvious solution was the diaphragm. Wrong! New diaphragms and no change. Changing the O-ring. Nope. Maybe the spring is too weak? Wrong again. The amount of time spent troubleshooting should be billed to you to find a small crack in the valve body in the exact same place on both valves. Having 10 of them it just makes me wonder if I should start replacing them with another brand knowing what is coming. Oh, and I had them about 2 years.

Thank you for taking the time to share your review on troubleshooting these Sprinkler Valves and finding damage to them. We're glad to know how these products have been replaced for you and ask that you reach out to our Customer Care team for any concerns that you may have, or if further assistance may be needed in the future. We can be reached by phone at (800)488-6156 or online at support.orbitonline.com. Have a great rest of your day.

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Kim S.

Worked great

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David F.
Super Service

Very helpful customer service. I had misplaced the springs over winter after winterizing the system. You can buy everything except the springs to repair the unit (selinoid and diaphragms). Customer service was able to come up with a solution quickly.

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Grant H.

I like the easy access to the diaphragm

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Earl P.
Best product on the market!

I have 12 jar top valves in my lawn manifold, and 4 in my garden manifold. All, of which I control from an Orbit 16 station controller and operate them from my cell phone. I do occasionally have to clean or replace a diaphragm, but they are readily available at Home Depot and Lowe’s, who keep them in stock and at a reasonable price. I am very pleased with jar type valves as a very easy to maintain with an oil filter wrench, which fits them perfectly for maintenance. I do wish the diaphragm would provide a better seal as I have to tighten outer ring very tightly to prevent them leaking slightly at times. I have them mounted inside my garden shed on the wall, which makes it very easy to maintain them.

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