Bowsmith NonStop Non Clog Dripper Emitter - 2.0 GPH - Red - 1000 Count

Self-Cleaning Drip Flow for Dirty Water - 1000 Emitters

Clogged emitters starve plants and cost labor to clear. This dripper uses a flow path of orifices in a silicone diaphragm that enlarges momentarily when an obstruction passes, so it keeps delivering 2.0 GPH. The maker recommends 30-mesh filtration as a minimum, which can reduce the need for fine filtration equipment.

One unit holds 1000 emitters, which suits commercial growers and large irrigation builds that need uniform flow across many drip points. A hobbyist or trial setup will likely need only a small portion of the count.

Key Features & Benefits

• 2.0 GPH flow rate — gives a consistent, known output at each drip point.
• Self-cleaning flow path — pressure builds across a blocked orifice and enlarges it until the obstruction passes.
• Silicone diaphragm — forms the series of orifices that divides pressure across the flow path.
• 30-mesh filtration minimum — a recommended baseline, which can mean simpler filtration.
• Red colour — makes the 2.0 GPH emitters easy to identify in the field.

Who Should Use Bowsmith NonStop Non Clog Dripper Emitter

Commercial growers, nursery operators and large-scale cultivation sites will get the most from the 1000 count. It also suits anyone running drip irrigation on water that carries sediment or biological growth.

About Bowsmith NonStop Emitter

The Bowsmith NonStop emitter design works on what the maker calls the Pressure Cascade Principle. Total pressure difference between inlet and outlet is divided equally across each orifice in the flow path. The unit ships at 13.1 lb and measures 12.5 x 12 x 8.8 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the flow rate?
A: This emitter delivers 2.0 GPH. That makes planning zone flow and run times straightforward.

Q: What filtration does it need?
A: The maker recommends 30-mesh filtration as a minimum. Check your water quality and system needs before choosing a filter.

Q: How does the self-cleaning action work?
A: Pressure is divided across a series of orifices in a silicone diaphragm. If one orifice is obstructed, the pressure drop across it increases and the orifice enlarges until the obstruction passes.

Q: What does an orifice mean here?
A: An orifice is a small opening in the flow path that controls how much water passes. This emitter uses several in series.

Q: How many emitters come in one unit?
A: One unit contains 1000 emitters. It is sold as a single unit.

Q: Is it suited to hydroponic systems?
A: It is a drip irrigation emitter for delivering water to plants. Confirm fitting and line compatibility with your system before ordering.