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RAINPOINT 1008 – Installation & Use

This article explains how to connect and operate the RAINPOINT 1008 10-Pattern Hose Nozzle.


Installation Instructions

Step 1: Check the Hose Connection

Before installation:

  • Make sure the garden hose connector is clean.
  • Check that the built-in rubber washer is correctly positioned.
  • Confirm that the hose uses a compatible 3/4" connection.

Step 2: Connect the Nozzle

Screw the garden hose onto the threaded inlet of the 1008.

Tighten the connection securely by hand.

The manual describes this as a simple screw-on connection between the hose and nozzle.

Step 3: Check for Leakage

Turn on the water and inspect the connection between the garden hose and nozzle.

If the connection leaks:

  1. Turn off the water.
  2. Disconnect the garden hose.
  3. Add a rubber washer.
  4. Reconnect the garden hose.
  5. Tighten the connection securely.
  6. Turn the water back on and check again.

The manual specifically recommends adding a rubber washer when leakage occurs at the connection.

Step 4: Select a Spray Pattern

Rotate the spray head to choose one of the 10 available spray modes:

  • FULL
  • VERTICAL
  • SHOWER
  • STREAM
  • FLAT
  • MIST
  • JET
  • CENTER
  • ANGLE
  • CONE

Rotate the spray head until the desired pattern is selected.

Step 5: Adjust the Water Flow

Use the flow-control adjustment on the nozzle to regulate the amount of water.

The adjustment range is: OFF → Maximum

Turn toward OFF to reduce or stop the water flow.

Turn toward Maximum to increase the water flow.


Before Regular Use

Check that:

  • The hose is securely connected.
  • The rubber washer is installed.
  • There is no visible leakage.
  • The desired spray pattern has been selected.
  • The nozzle is not visibly damaged.
  • Water pressure does not exceed 116 PSI / 8 bar.

Related Articles

RAINPOINT 1008 – Overview & Specifications

RAINPOINT 1008 – Common Questions, Care & Safety

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