Dramm Water Breaker 750PL Lemonhead Nozzle - 7gpm - Low Flow - 3/4in Thread

Precision Low-Flow Watering, 25% Below the 1000PL Redhead

The Dramm 750PL "Lemonhead" Water Breaker is engineered for precision low-flow watering. Delivering a soft shower pattern at 7 GPM, it provides 25% less flow than the 1000PL Redhead through a reduced hole surface area — making it a fit for growers who need more controlled water delivery for delicate plants, fine growing media, or precision irrigation systems.

When paired with a shut-off valve, the 750PL holds a consistent, even spray pattern while minimizing total water usage; it is part of the same 1000-series Water Breaker family as the 1000PL Redhead and 1000PL Orange Moon, sharing the 3/4in hose thread and 40 PSI rating.

Key Features & Benefits

• 7 GPM low-flow rate — 25% less flow than the 1000PL Redhead, for more controlled, precise water delivery on delicate applications.
• Soft shower pattern — gentle, even water distribution safe for seedlings, fine growing media, and established plants that benefit from careful watering.
• 25% reduced hole surface area — the restricted flow design lets a shut-off valve maintain consistent regulated output while minimizing total water use.
• 3/4in hose thread — standard connection for use with Dramm handles, hose fittings, and trigger valves.

Who Should Use This

Growers who need a lower-flow alternative to the standard 1000PL — for watering seedlings and young transplants, lightweight or quickly saturating media, fine soilless substrates, or water-efficient greenhouse programs — are the direct fit for the 750PL Lemonhead.

About Dramm

Dramm Corporation invented the original water breaker nozzle in the early 1940s from its Manitowoc, Wisconsin base, and the 1000-series lineup carries that gentle-shower design across a range of flow rates today. The 750PL fills the low-flow end of that range.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the 750PL compare to the 1000PL Redhead?

The 750PL Lemonhead delivers 7 GPM at 40 PSI, which is 25% lower flow than the 1000PL Redhead at a comparable pressure. Both produce a soft, even shower, but the 750PL gives growers a lower-volume option for more precise watering.

Why does a shut-off valve improve the 750PL's performance?

Pairing the 750PL with a shut-off valve maintains a consistent operating pressure and flow pattern at the nozzle rather than letting pressure fluctuate when the water source is opened and closed. That results in more consistent spray geometry throughout a watering pass.

Is this nozzle gentle enough for seedlings?

Yes — the soft shower pattern at 7 GPM distributes water as gentle, evenly spaced drops rather than a high-impact jet. That makes it safe for newly germinated seedlings and young transplants in finely textured media.

What does the "Lemonhead" name refer to?

Dramm designates its 1000-series Water Breakers by color and nickname, and the yellow-colored 750PL carries the "Lemonhead" name. That makes the low-flow nozzle easy to visually identify at a glance in a busy greenhouse setting.