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DIG 100 ft. 1/2 in. with 0.700 OD dripline is extruded with 1 GPH pressure compensating (PC) drip emitters built into the interior wall of the dripline every 12 in. Each drip emitter continuously adjusts to varying incoming water pressure, ensuring a constant flow rate along the dripline. For commercial and residential applications, install this drip line above the ground and, if desired, cover it with mulch to blend with the landscape. The PC dripline is ideal for plants in preset spacing, narrow plantings and closely spaced plants in rows, as well as for hedges, groundcover, shrubs and roses. For complete coverage of an area, use multiple lines of dripline, placing the lines 16 in. to 24 in. apart. In addition, the dripline can be used around a house foundation to reduce soil movement, cracking and slab damage.
Inner Diameter (in.) | 0.50 |
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Outer Diameter (in.) | .50 |
Tubing Length (ft.) | 100 |
Tubing Size | 1/2" |
Color Family | Browns/Tans |
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Drip Irrigation Tubing Type | Dripline Tubing |
Emitter Spacing (in.) | 12 in |
Irrigation System Component | Tubing |
Maximum Flow Rate (gph) | 1 |
Pack Size | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Manufacturer Warranty | 3 Years |
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Hi JeremyP, if you're hearing a noise from the emitters that come pre-installed in the Earthline Brown PC 1-GPH Drip Line with 12in Spacing it means your pressure is most likely too high. This noise and/or vibration in the emitter only occurs when the silicone diaphragm inside the emitter is fluctuating due to higher pressures. We recommend 25psi for our Earthline Brown PC dripline, you can use model: D46 or D46P depending on the thread type. If you need any assistance identify the proper pressure regulator please take a couple photos of the installation and we'll happily verify for you. email: tech@digcorp.com
Hi Pipster: The bending radius is 1 foot so it can make a very tight turn without kinking. Thank you for your interest in DIG irrigation products!💧
Hi Jeff: No, the Earthline PC dripline is not suitable for gravity flow barrel systems because the operating pressure will be too low. You will have only around 2 psi. if the barrel is 5 feet higher than the system. The Earthline needs a minimum of 10 psi to function properly. You could use our gravity flow kit or non-pressure compensating flag or button drippers, please see this link to our website for details...https://www.digcorp.com/homeowner-drip-irrigation-products/gf100-gravity-feed-kit/ https://www.digcorp.com/homeowner-drip-irrigation-products/flag-drip-emitters/ Thank you for your interest in DIG irrigation products! 💧
Hi Notsure: No, the emitters are self-flushing and resistant to clogging due to hard water. Make sure to install a good 155 mesh screen Y filter and a pressure regulator & the dripline will function well for many, many years. The product is covered by a 5-year warranty. Thank you for your interest in DIG irrigation products! 💧
Hi --Fittings: The best TEE fittings to use for this tubing are the #C35 compression fittings. Please see this link for more details...https://www.homedepot.com/p/DIG-1-2-in-0-700-O-D-Compression-Tee-C35/100135585. Thank you for the question and for using DIG irrigation products! 💧
Hi Gustavo: No, the "hose" does not come with any fittings, these are all sold seperatly. Please see our DIG drip guide for more info... https://www.digcorp.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/DIG_DripGuide.pdf Thank you for your interest in DIG irrigation products :)
Hi Galactichitcher- The way to repair it is to cut out the faulty dripper and splice the two ends together with a compression coupling #C33. If you want to add a new dripper just punch a hole where you want it and then install a 1 GPH PC dripper into the hole. Thank you for the question and for using DIG irrigation products,
Hello Raja, to clean clogged emitters it is best practice to flush the lines periodically. Secondly, we always recommend the use of filters on drip lines, micro sprayers, etc. If you do not have a filter installed on the system, I recommend installing a filter and trying to flush the lines by opening the end of the line and let the system run for 1 to 5 minutes. If the flush does not work, you may need to replace a section of dripline or install extra emitters on the line to replace the clogged emitters. Thank you!
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