Netafim Non-Clog Woodpecker Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper Assembly - 2 GPH - 36 in Tubing - 25 Count

Faster Setup With Even Watering at Every Pot - 2 GPH

Running separate emitters, tubing and stakes to every plant position takes time, and uneven flow leaves some containers wet and others dry. This assembly joins a pressure compensating, non-clog emitter with a built-in check valve, 36 in of Super Flex tubing and an angled barbed stake in one unit. Each dripper adjusts to system pressure, so containers receive a consistent flow of water and nutrients.

This unit is sold as 25 count, which suits a small to mid-size indoor room, a greenhouse bench or a trial layout. Growers filling more plant positions can order multiple units.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pressure compensating emitter — holds a steady flow as line pressure changes, so plants along a run get similar amounts.
• Non-clog design — a larger flow path helps pass particles and resists blockage.
• Built-in check valve — helps drippers shut off together at system shutdown.
• 36 in Super Flex UV white polyethylene tubing — reaches the plant position and resists sunlight exposure.
• Angled barbed stake — holds the outlet in place in the container or substrate.

Who Should Use Netafim Woodpecker Junior Dripper Assembly

Growers using soilless substrates, rock wool cubes or potted plants in hydroponic systems, greenhouses and nurseries. It suits anyone who wants slow, low-flow watering delivered right at each container.

About Netafim Woodpecker Junior Dripper Assembly

Netafim makes drip irrigation components. This assembly combines a 2 GPH pressure compensating emitter with a CNL check valve, 36 in of Super Flex polyethylene tubing and an angled barbed stake. It needs a minimum of 10 PSI to operate, and its compensation range is 7 to 58 psi.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is included in each assembly?
A: Each assembly has a 2 GPH pressure compensating emitter with CNL check valve, 36 in of Super Flex tubing and an angled barbed stake. Units are sold as 25 count.

Q: What pressure does it need?
A: Minimum operating pressure is 10 PSI. The listed compensation range is 7 to 58 psi.

Q: What does pressure compensating mean?
A: A pressure compensating emitter keeps its flow rate steady as line pressure changes. This helps plants at the start and end of a long run get similar amounts of water.

Q: What does the check valve do?
A: It helps the drippers turn off together when the system shuts down, once the system is pressurized. This limits drain-down and uneven starts.

Q: Is it suitable for hydroponic setups?
A: Yes. The slow, low flow suits soilless substrates and rock wool cubes, where each container needs a steady, measured amount of solution.