Bowsmith NonStop Non Clog Dripper Emitter - 2.0 GPH - Red - 200 Count

Self-Cleaning Drip Flow That Resists Clogging - 200 Count

Clogged emitters starve plants unevenly and cost labor to clear. This dripper emitter uses a flow path of several orifices in a silicone diaphragm that widens momentarily when debris passes, so water keeps moving. It is rated at 2.0 GPH and needs only 30-mesh filtration as a recommended minimum.

One unit holds 200 emitters. That suits growers outfitting a multi-line hydroponic or drip layout, from a large home setup to a commercial room. Smaller trials can use a portion of the count.

Key Features & Benefits

• 2.0 GPH flow rate — gives a defined, repeatable water output at each plant.
• Self-cleaning orifice path — the orifices enlarge briefly to pass obstructions, which reduces maintenance.
• 30-mesh filtration minimum — lets you avoid very fine filter screens.
• Red colour — makes this flow rate easy to identify in a mixed system.
• 200 emitters per unit — covers large layouts with one order.

Who Should Use Bowsmith NonStop Non Clog Dripper Emitter

Growers who irrigate with water that carries sediment or mineral buildup, and anyone who wants fewer blockages and less time spent clearing emitters in drip systems.

About Bowsmith NonStop Non Clog Dripper Emitter

The Bowsmith NonStop emitter works on a pressure cascade principle. The total pressure difference between inlet and outlet is divided across a series of orifices in a silicone diaphragm. If an orifice is obstructed, the pressure drop across it increases and the orifice enlarges until the obstruction passes. This listing is a 2.0 GPH red emitter, sold as one unit of 200.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the emitter avoid clogging?
A: Water passes through a series of orifices in a silicone diaphragm. When debris blocks one orifice, pressure across it rises and the opening enlarges until the debris passes. The flow path then returns to normal.

Q: What filtration do I need?
A: The recommended minimum is 30-mesh filtration. That is coarser than many drip emitters need, which can reduce filtration costs.

Q: What flow rate does this emitter deliver?
A: It is rated at 2.0 GPH. Confirm that your supply pressure and line length suit your system layout.

Q: How many emitters come in one unit?
A: One unit contains 200 emitters. It is sold as a single unit.

Q: What is a pressure cascade?
A: It means the pressure drop is split evenly across several orifices in sequence rather than taken at one point. Each orifice handles a small share, so one blockage causes a local pressure rise that clears it.

Q: Does the colour mean anything?
A: The red colour identifies this emitter in the listing. Use it to tell this flow rate apart from other emitters in your system.