Netafim Dripper Assembly with Black Tubing & Black/Plum Dripper - 3.2 GPH - 36-in - 25 Count

Pre-Assembled Drip Delivery for Faster Pot Setup - 3.2 GPH

Cutting, fitting and connecting individual emitter parts for every pot takes time, and uneven pressure along a line can leave some plants with more water than others. This Netafim dripper assembly arrives with the emitter, elbow and tubing already matched. Its pressure compensating emitter is designed to keep output steady across the line, and a CNL check valve is built in.

This listing is a 36-in assembly with a 3.2 GPH emitter. It suits growers who want repeatable watering for individual containers, from a small indoor room to a larger production space. Each unit includes one assembly, and the item is sold each.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pressure compensating emitter — supports consistent output from pot to pot along a line.
• CNL check valve — helps limit drain-back when the system shuts off.
• 36-in Super Flex black tubing — reaches the pot and is easy to route.
• 45 degree elbow included — makes a clean connection at the pot.
• Ready to install — reduces assembly work during setup.

Who Should Use Netafim Dripper Assembly

Use it if you irrigate containers with drip or stake-based systems in hydroponic or soil-based cultivation. It fits growers who want a pre-built, pressure compensating assembly rather than sourcing parts separately.

About Netafim Dripper Assembly

Netafim makes drip irrigation components. This assembly combines a 3.2 GPH pressure compensating emitter with CNL check valve, black Super Flex tubing, and a 45 degree elbow. The minimum operating pressure is 22 PSI. A spray stake is not included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this include a spray stake?
A: No. The spray stake is not included. You need to add a compatible stake separately if your design uses one.

Q: What flow rate does the emitter deliver?
A: The emitter is rated at 3.2 GPH. It is a pressure compensating type.

Q: What is a pressure compensating emitter?
A: It is an emitter designed to hold its flow steady as line pressure changes. This helps pots at the start and end of a line receive similar amounts of water.

Q: What is a check valve for?
A: A check valve helps stop water from draining out of the line when the system turns off. This helps keep the line primed for the next cycle.

Q: What pressure does it need?
A: The minimum operating pressure is 22 PSI. Check your system pressure before installing.

Q: How long is the tubing?
A: The tubing on this assembly is 36 inches long and black.