Netafim 2-Way Flat MOD Manifold with Drip Stakes & Tubing - 36 in - 25 Count

Water Two Pots From One Dripper - 36 in Tubing

Hand watering is slow and uneven, and water landing on foliage can encourage disease. This Netafim multi-outlet dripper assembly delivers water directly to the pot, so the rest of the plant stays dry. Its drippers are pressure compensating and include a built-in check valve, which helps each pot receive a consistent amount of water and fertilizer across the system.

This unit is sold each as a bag holding 25 pieces. It suits regular indoor growers and commercial operations who water many potted plants and want to automate the job. Hobbyists with a small number of pots can use a few assemblies and keep the rest for expansion.

Key Features & Benefits

• 2-way flat manifold — feeds two pots from one dripper and can be combined with other manifolds for different layouts.
• Pressure compensation — adjusts to system pressure and elevation so watering stays more uniform.
• Built-in check valve — helps limit drainage onto the lowest plants when a watering cycle ends.
• Drip stakes and tubing included — the assembly arrives ready to place in pots.
• Flat design — the manifold separates for easier storage and transport.

Who Should Use Netafim 2-Way Flat MOD Manifold

Growers watering potted plants in greenhouses, indoor rooms or nurseries who want less labor and more even watering. It fits operations of any scale that use drip irrigation for containers.

About Netafim 2-Way Flat MOD Manifold

Netafim makes drip irrigation products. This Multi-Outlet Dripper (MOD) assembly combines a flat 2-way manifold, drip stakes and tubing, and is typically paired with a 1.0 GPH WPCJL Dripper. The Netafim potted plant watering MOD document is available from some retailers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a MOD assembly?
A: MOD stands for Multi-Outlet Dripper. One dripper feeds a manifold that splits flow to several pots through small tubes with stakes.

Q: Which dripper does it pair with?
A: It is typically combined with the 1.0 GPH WPCJL Dripper. That setup delivers 0.50 GPH per plant.

Q: What does pressure compensation do?
A: It lets each dripper adjust to system pressure and elevation. Plants at different points in the system receive more consistent amounts of water.

Q: Why does the check valve matter?
A: It helps prevent the system from draining onto the lowest plants after watering stops. That keeps pots from being overwatered.

Q: Is this sold as a single item?
A: Yes. It is sold each, and one bag contains 25 pieces.