Rain Bird CP100 In-Line Automatic Sprinkler Valve, 1" Threaded Female x Female

I installed this as a MASTER valve to ensure no water is in my lines when the system is not in use. Saves water IF I have a leak (and I did last month) that cost me $400 for a water leak in my irrigation line. Great deal as a leak detector is about $150-$450. $18.00 does almost the same thing.

My old valve from DIG was leaking and rats had chewed the wires. I bought this and replace in five minutes. It seems very nice, secure and watertight. Rainbird is Great. I did put some gorilla tape on the wires to disuade the rats (maybe squirrels), but need to add some other deterrent.

Great price. I did not need to replace the entire valve body, only the top part. It worked great.

Great does not leak like others, have used for more than 2 years with no issues. Other brands and models have not lasted 6 months.

they work fine, but need to be replaced every few years

Works great

Did the job perfectly! We now have our sprinklers back just in time for watering season. You need to know basic pvc plumbing connections, but Im sure YT can help with that.

These have been a great replacement for valves that have failed. They are the same model and size as the ones that I had. The symptom was that the diaphragm would not always close, leaving the station running. I suspect the diaphragm, but replacing the top half of the valve and the solenoid was not much more expensive -- and it fixed the problem first time.