One-inch female-thread inlet and 3/4 in. downstream connection fit common drip-zone layouts
Flow range of 0.5 to 15 GPM supports many residential and light commercial micro-irrigation zones
Operating pressure range is 20 to 120 PSI with a regulated 40 PSI outlet
150-mesh stainless steel screen helps protect dripline and emitters from debris
Hunter PGV electric valve connects to a standard 24 VAC irrigation controller
In-line configuration can be installed where separate code-compliant backflow protection is provided
Removable filter and flush access support routine cleaning and maintenance
Confirm that downstream dripline, fittings and emitters are rated for a 40 PSI supply
PCZ does not provide anti-siphon backflow protection; choose ACZ when that zone-level function is required
Description
The Hunter In-Line Valve Drip Zone Assembly is a factory-assembled package for an automatic drip zone with separate code-compliant backflow protection. Model PCZ10140 combines a 1 in. Hunter PGV electric valve, a 150-mesh stainless steel filter and a 40 PSI regulator with a 3/4 in. downstream connection. The assembly supports 0.5 to 15 GPM and operates with 20 to 120 PSI inlet pressure, making it suitable for many residential and light commercial dripline and emitter zones.
Choose PCZ when the irrigation system already has the required backflow-prevention device and an in-line valve can be installed in a valve box or other approved location. The filter helps protect small drip passages from debris while the regulator provides controlled downstream pressure for compatible micro-irrigation products. The standard solenoid connects to a 24 VAC irrigation controller. PCZ does not include an anti-siphon backflow device. Use the ACZ anti-siphon assembly instead when zone-level above-ground anti-siphon protection is the approved design. Confirm that the connected drip products are rated for a 40 PSI supply.
The Hunter In-Line Valve Drip Zone Assembly is a factory-assembled package for an automatic drip zone with separate code-compliant backflow protection. Model PCZ10140 combines a 1 in. Hunter PGV electric valve, a 150-mesh stainless steel filter and a 40 PSI regulator with a 3/4 in. downstream connection. The assembly supports 0.5 to 15 GPM and operates with 20 to 120 PSI inlet pressure, making it suitable for many residential and light commercial dripline and emitter zones.
Choose PCZ when the irrigation system already has the required backflow-prevention device and an in-line valve can be installed in a valve box or other approved location. The filter helps protect small drip passages from debris while the regulator provides controlled downstream pressure for compatible micro-irrigation products. The standard solenoid connects to a 24 VAC irrigation controller. PCZ does not include an anti-siphon backflow device. Use the ACZ anti-siphon assembly instead when zone-level above-ground anti-siphon protection is the approved design. Confirm that the connected drip products are rated for a 40 PSI supply.
Additional Details
SKU: PCZ10140
Made in Mexico
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Quick Start Guide
This video guide gives you a clear look at how the Drip Zone Assembly is installed, adjusted, and used in the field. Use it as a helpful resource to better understand the product and get more from your irrigation system.
Direct replacement, only 2 wires and it doesn’t matter what way you hook them up!!
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Jake kloszewski
Perfect drip vavl3
Worked as expected. Easy to install
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Sharron Z
Hunter Sprinkler PCZ10140 Exact Part
It was the exact part that had failed in my sprinkler system.
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MLT
Wrong wires
Unfortunately, the solenoid had two red wires and no black wire for proper attachment to the timer node. (As I have only one station there should have been one black wire and one red wire.) I tried attaching one red wire to the node black wire, and then reversed them but the valve did not open and close by the timer. Luckily the solenoid from my old control was still working so I used it and now the system is working properly.
