Netafim Dripper Assembly with Black Tubing & Blue/Orange Dripper - 10.6 GPH - 48-in Tubing - 25 Count

Steady Pot-by-Pot Flow With Less Setup Work - 25 Count

Cutting and fitting tubing, emitters and elbows for every container slows down setup. This Netafim assembly arrives with the emitter, tubing and elbow already together. Its pressure compensating emitter is designed to hold flow steady across the line, so pots near the valve and pots at the far end are watered more evenly.

This unit holds 25 pieces, which suits a regular indoor grower or a small commercial room outfitting a block of containers. Buyers who only need a few drippers may find it more than a trial needs.

Key Features & Benefits

• 10.6 GPH flow rate — delivers a defined output at each container.
• Pressure compensating emitter — helps keep output consistent along the line.
• CNL check valve — helps limit drain-down when the water is shut off.
• 48-inch black Super Flex tubing, 5 mm — reaches the container and installs where you need it.
• 45 degree elbow included — supports a clean tubing bend at the connection.

Who Should Use Netafim Dripper Assembly

Growers running container cultivation or hydroponic systems who want preassembled emitters with consistent output will find this useful. It suits indoor and commercial setups alike. You will need to buy a spray stake separately if your layout calls for one.

About Netafim Dripper Assembly

Netafim makes this dripper assembly in Blue/Orange emitter colouring with black tubing. It includes a 45 degree elbow, an emitter and 5 mm tubing at 48 inches. The minimum operating pressure is 22 PSI. It is made in Israel and sold each as a 25 Count unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is a spray stake included?
A: No. The assembly does not include a spray stake. Buy a compatible stake separately if you want one on the end of the tubing.

Q: What does pressure compensating mean?
A: A pressure compensating emitter is designed to keep its flow rate steady as line pressure changes. This helps plants at the start and end of a line receive similar amounts of water.

Q: What pressure does it need?
A: The minimum operating pressure is 22 PSI. Check your system pressure at the far end of the line before installing.

Q: What is a check valve for?
A: A check valve stops water from draining out of the line when the pump shuts off. This CNL check valve is built into the emitter.

Q: What is in the bundle?
A: Each assembly has a 45 degree elbow, an emitter and 5 mm tubing at 48 inches. The unit contains 25 assemblies.

Q: Is it compared to non-compensating drippers?
A: Non-compensating drippers deliver more water near the start of a line, where pressure is higher. A pressure compensating design is intended to reduce that gap.