Jaderloon Jumper Hose | 36in

Balance Air Pressure Between Connected Double Poly Bays, 36in

A double poly greenhouse roof depends on one blower to keep a cushion of air trapped between its two layers of film, and that job gets harder once a structure is divided into multiple bays that each need even inflation. This 36-inch jumper hose passes that air pressure from one double poly section to the section next to it, so a single blower can keep both bays inflated at a matching pressure instead of one section running short.

At 36 inches, this hose is sized to bridge a standard gap between adjoining bays on gutter-connected double poly houses, making it a straightforward fit for sidewall-to-sidewall or endwall-to-endwall connections without excess slack in the line.

Key Features & Benefits

• 36-Inch Length — bridges a standard gap between adjoining double poly bays without slack or excess strain on the line.
• Pressure-Sharing Design — passes inflation air from one double poly section to the next so a single blower can serve both.
• Works on Sides or Endwalls — fits either application on a connected double poly structure.
• Simple Kit Component — installs into an existing Jaderloon double poly inflation setup without added hardware.

Who Should Use this Jumper Hose

This hose fits greenhouse operators running double poly inflation across two or more connected bays who want one blower to hold consistent pressure in both sides and endwalls, rather than installing a second blower for each additional bay.

About Jaderloon Double Poly Inflation Systems

Double poly inflation systems use a small blower to hold a cushion of air between two layers of greenhouse film, which improves insulation value and helps the covering shed wind and snow load compared with a single layer of poly. Jaderloon's jumper hoses extend that air supply from one double poly bay to an adjoining bay, letting one blower serve a multi-bay structure instead of requiring a dedicated blower per section.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this jumper hose connect?

It connects two adjoining sections of double poly greenhouse film so they share the same inflation air pressure. That lets one blower maintain even pressure across both connected bays instead of just one.

How long is this hose, and why does the length matter?

It measures 36 inches, sized to bridge a standard gap between adjoining double poly bays without slack. A hose that's too short can strain the connection, while one that's too long can sag and restrict airflow.

Can I use this on both sides and endwalls?

Yes, it's well suited to either application on a connected double poly structure. Many multi-bay greenhouses use jumper hoses on both the sidewalls and endwalls to keep pressure even throughout.

Do I need a separate blower for each bay this hose connects?

No, that's the point of a jumper hose. One blower can maintain pressure across every bay linked by jumper hoses instead of needing a dedicated blower per section.

Will this work with a single-layer poly covering?

No, this hose is built for double poly inflation systems, which rely on two layers of film held apart by air pressure. A single-layer covering has no air gap to inflate, so a jumper hose has nothing to connect.