Netafim Pressure Compensating Standard Spray Stake Single Pattern - 10.6 GPH - Blue - 50 Count

Even Pot-to-Pot Watering with a Check Valve - 10.6 GPH

Pots at the end of a long irrigation line often get less water than pots near the start. This pressure compensating spray stake is built to counter that, so each pot on the system can receive a consistent flow. A single-sided pattern aims the spray at the soil surface, and a check valve gives positive shut-off.

This 50 count unit suits growers who run many containers, such as nursery-style benches or multi-row indoor rooms. If you only need a few stakes, check whether a smaller quantity is available.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pressure compensating design — helps keep output consistent from the first pot to the last.
• Check valve shut-off — gives you control over water and fertilizer delivery.
• 160-degree single spray pattern — wets the soil surface from one side of the stake.
• 12 to 16 in spray radius — covers a useful area of the container surface.
• 120 mesh filtration rating — gives you a filtration reference for system design.

Who Should Use Netafim Pressure Compensating Standard Spray Stake

Commercial growers and serious home gardeners who water potted plants through a drip or spray system will find this stake useful. It fits setups where stakes sit near the edge of the pot and one-sided coverage works best.

About Netafim Pressure Compensating Standard Spray Stake

Netafim makes this blue spray stake with a 10.6 GPH flow rate, a 160-degree spray pattern, and a check valve. The stake is Black Flex PE 5/3mm, and the tubing is White Flex PE 5/3mm. A product sheet is available from the distributor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does pressure compensating mean?
A: A pressure compensating emitter is designed to hold its flow steady across a range of line pressures. This helps pots at different points on the line get similar amounts of water.

Q: What is the flow rate?
A: This model is rated at 10.6 GPH. The distributor lists the flow as based on an average pressure of 15 psi.

Q: How far does the spray reach?
A: The spray radius is 12 to 16 in, with a 160-degree pattern. Place the stake so the spray lands on the soil surface.

Q: How does shut-off work?
A: The stake has a check valve for shut-off. This helps you control water and fertilizer delivery.

Q: How many come in a unit?
A: The listing is for 50 count of this blue stake.