OrbitDripMaster 67790 4-in-1 Drip Irrigation Valve

I used 4 of these to create a custom 4 zone dripper system. I mounted them vertically on a sheet of 3/4" Plywood. They work great. I have had them installed for over a year with no issueThe only complaint is that they have a small bleed hole just before the threads. When you mount them vertical they leak a bunch of water after each cycle.

Perfect for a vertical installation in my atrium. Has been working steadily for two years or so. Just what I needed.

I bought one of these about 5 years ago. A month ago the valve wouldn’t completely close. I tried troubleshooting it but couldn’t get the valve to close. So, I bought another one. Unfortunately, the valve on this one wouldn’t close out of the box. I returned it and bought independent components including a Rain Bird valve. This new system is working fine.

This valve for a drip system with a pressure regulator worked great for our drip system that is up a hill. It gets no back flow like you do with an anti-siphon valve when the line or sprinkler is higher than valve. They have to be ground level with a traditional valve. Not this valve I ordered it can be higher and no back flow five star product exactly what I needed no stores like Lowes or Home Depot had them in Stock.

Very well built, and so far has done a great job. The only reason I am giving 4-Stars is because I needed to add this to the Orbit 57253 3-Valve Manifold system, and there were no adapters available (even on Orbits site), so I ended up buying a 1" PVC Street-El (FPT x Slip), and an Orbit 57202 PVC Slip Swivel Adapter in order to add the valve to the manifold.I have never designed nor installed a sprinkler system before, so after buying the 3-valve manifold, I decided "what the heck, I am adding a "drip-line". So, the only reason for down-grading from a 5-Star to a 4-Star is that Orbit should make it easier for dumb do-it-your-self-ers like me, by making a 90 degree coupling. So, there!Otherwise, this thing works great and I am happy with it.

I ordered six of these for a new raised planter installation. I used the Orbit "system" of valves, manifolds, and valve box bases. Great design, but had to buy the various parts from three different places. Having dealt with replacing buried valves in the past, the quick disconnect capability of the Orbit connections is great. These valves (both solenoid and filter sections) are twist off (no screws) for any required maintenance. The easy flush feature for the filter section is also great.I am not the first one to report receiving units without the Drip Adapter (only four of the six had adapters). Since I ordered these through a third party (Dustin James... buyer beware), and did not want to wait to install, I ordered the missing adapters myself. I had a hard time finding the part number (so did Orbit!), but Orbit customer service was great on the phone (Orbit 67461 1' Female Pipe Thread x 1/2" DripLock Tubing Adapter).

Perfect I used two of these for my front and backyard dripper system. They were both loud at first sounded like they were struggling to turn on but after a few runs they got in the groove

I installed 11 of these as part of our sprinkler install. I placed below ground in valve box with other sprinkler valves. It is hard to find a valve box big enough (these are long!) but Lowe's did carry one that fit good. I wish it was easier to find replacement parts but overall I am very impressed and would use these again if re-doing my sprinkler