1/2 in. x 250 ft. 1-GPH Pressure Compensating Emitter Tubing with 18 in. Spacing
- Adjusts to the incoming pressure to maintain a constant flow rate
- Maintains about 1 gph flow rate over the tube length
- Durable low-density resin resists UV and stress damage
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Product Overview
- Each emitter continuously adjusts to varying incoming water pressures ranging from 10 to 45 PSI, ensuring a constant flow rate regardless of elevation along the dripline
- Use with DIG black insert, 0.700 compression fittings, brown barbed fittings and nut lock fittings
- Manufactured with dow’s 7510 linear low-density polyethylene resins with high environmental stress crack resistance and UV protection against the damaging effects of ultraviolet rays
- Total of 65 1-GPH PC drip emitters per 100 ft.
- Dripline dimension is 0.600 I.D. x 0.700 O.D.
- Can be covered with mulch and used below or above the ground
- DIG's drip irrigation products may be exempt from residential and commercial watering restrictions (check local codes)
- Drip line produces a flow rate of 1 GPH per each drip emitter at 10 PSI to 45 PSI
- Use for groundcover, roses, shrubs, plantings in narrow areas, vegetable gardens or loop around trees
- Flow-regulated, self-flushing in-line emitters deliver equal flow over a wide pressure range and over the length of the drip line
- Maximum run length of 369 ft. can be achieved from a single water source at 45 PSI
Product Overview
- Adjusts to the incoming pressure to maintain a constant flow rate
- Maintains about 1 gph flow rate over the tube length
- Durable low-density resin resists UV and stress damage
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I am converting Rainbird pop up sprinklers to drip. Can I use the Rainbird conversion kit (whic...
Asked by froggo February 26, 2021You are free to use any conversion kit from any one of our competitors, you must however make sure the barbed t connector from rainbird is compatible with the size of our dripline .600” inside diameter by .700” outside diameter. If you have any other questions, please contact our technical service/product support team at 1-800-322-9146.
What kind of pressure regulator do I need for this that could screw directly into the faucet on t...
Asked by Pam February 5, 2021We recommend a 25 PSI preset pressure regulator be used for low volume irrigation (drip irrigation). We make the D46 that is preset to 25 PSI and hose threaded so it will connect to any standard ¾” outdoor faucet. Follow link to purchase https://www.homedepot.com/p/DIG-25-psi-Hose-Thread-Pressure-Regulator-D46/100180295
Can this hose be cut to the needed length and closed off at the end? Can it be connected to a gar...
Asked by Nikki June 4, 2020This hose can surely be cut to fit the length and with the right connection or attachment can be connected to a garden hose, not to sure about the mesh as I haven't used it in my application but possible it can be used.
How many feet can you connect together and still have adequate water pressure to reach the end of...
Asked by plc June 3, 2020The maximum lateral run for our PC dripline does depend on your pressure. We have a handy chart on our website that breaks down the maximum run length at different pressures. I will provide the direct link to our PC dripline webpage. https://www.digcorp.com/homeowner-drip-irrigation-products/pressure-compensating-dripline-brown
Says "pressure regulating." Does that mean that I do not need to use a pressure regulator at the ...
Asked by Lynne May 15, 2020The B18250 is not pressure regulating it is pressure compensating, this meaning if your pressure is over 45 psi you will need to install a pressure regulator at your faucet. If you have an further questions please contact our technical service/product support line at 1-800-344-1172.
Can you bury this tubing? How deep can it be? If no, will mulch work?
Asked by BB May 15, 2020To prevent the emitters from clogging over time we recommend this tubing not be buried, but covering with mulch or wood chips will be just fine. If you have an further questions please contact our technical service/product support line at 1-800-344-1172.
I have complicated landscaping. Mature fruit trees, native trees, grass, shrubs, perrenial vegeta...
Asked by BB May 15, 2020Using this dripline would work great for all the plantings you mentioned, for trees we recommend using a coil or ring of dripline around the base of the tree. For shrubs, perennials, and flowers it may be needed to run multiple driplines to get full coverage in those areas. If you have an further questions please contact our technical service/product support line at 1-800-344-1172.
Hard to put out without kinking. Will it still work correctly or do I need to cut out kinked area...
Asked by Barb May 10, 2020No need to cut out the kinked sections out of the emitter tubing. Setting the tubing out in direct sunlight for around an hour will soften up the tubing and allow for the kinks to be worked out. If you have any other questions please give our DIG Pro’s a call at 1-800-344-1172.
can this be used as a 1/2 inch mainline tubing from a sprinkler conversion?
Asked by Newbie April 25, 2020No
Can I cover the emitters with goof plugs?
Asked by Lotti February 16, 2020No, you can’t close off individual emitters on the dripline. The only way to stop the flow is to cut out the emitter(s) and join the two ends back together with a #C33 coupler.
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