Bowsmith Non Clog Dripper Emitter - 3.0 GPH - Yellow - 200 Count

Steady Drip Delivery That Resists Clogging - 200 Emitters

Emitters that clog leave plants under-watered and cost you labor to find and replace them. This Bowsmith dripper uses a silicone diaphragm with a series of orifices in its flow path, a design intended to tolerate suspended particles and keep water moving at a rated 3.0 GPH.

With 200 emitters in one unit, it suits growers equipping multiple lines, benches or beds, from a serious home setup to a commercial run. Smaller gardens can use it to stock spares.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3.0 GPH flow rate — gives a defined water output per emitter, which makes irrigation scheduling easier to plan.
• Silicone diaphragm — the flexible flow path is designed to open around obstructions.
• Non clog design — aims to cut maintenance and replacement labor.
• Yellow colour — lets you identify this flow rate at a glance on mixed lines.
• 200 count — covers large layouts from a single order.

Who Should Use Bowsmith Non Clog Dripper Emitter

Growers running drip irrigation or hydroponic water lines, especially with water that carries particles, will benefit most. It fits both licensed commercial operations and home gardeners.

About Bowsmith Non Clog Dripper Emitter

Bowsmith makes drip irrigation emitters. This model is rated at 3.0 GPH, is yellow, and has a silicone diaphragm. It is supplied as 200 emitters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What flow rate does this emitter deliver?
A: It is rated at 3.0 GPH. Actual output depends on your system pressure and setup.

Q: What does the yellow colour mean?
A: The colour identifies this model. Yellow is the colour of the 3.0 GPH version, so you can tell it apart from other emitters on your lines.

Q: How does the emitter resist clogging?
A: Water passes through a series of orifices in a silicone diaphragm. If debris restricts one orifice, the pressure change is designed to let it enlarge until the obstruction passes.

Q: Do I still need to filter my water?
A: Yes. Filtration is good practice for any drip system, and a non clog design does not remove the need for it. Check the manufacturer documentation for filtration recommendations.

Q: What is an emitter?
A: An emitter is a small device on a drip line that releases water slowly at a set rate. It lets you water each plant or site evenly.