Netafim SpinNet Sprinkler Head with Check Valve - Red Mist - Red Body - Green Spinner - 18.4 GPH - 25 Count

Even Overhead Misting With Built-In Check Valve - 18.4 GPH

Overhead watering loses its value when heads dribble after the pump stops and leave wet spots. The Netafim SpinNet micro sprinkler head includes a check valve to help hold water in the line when irrigation ends, and its spinner and mist nozzle spread water over the area below. Each head is rated at 18.4 GPH.

This listing is one bag holding 25 heads. That count suits growers fitting out a bench, a propagation area, or a small greenhouse section, and it leaves spares for replacements or later expansion.

Key Features & Benefits

• Built-in check valve — helps limit dripping when the line is shut off.
• 18.4 GPH flow — gives a known output for planning zones and pump capacity.
• Red mist nozzle and red body — makes the nozzle type easy to identify when you mix heads on a site.
• Spinner design — spreads water as a mist over the surrounding area.
• 25 heads per bag — covers multiple stations in one order.

Who Should Use Netafim SpinNet Sprinkler Head

Greenhouse and nursery operators, indoor growers who water overhead, and home gardeners building a micro sprinkler layout will find this head useful. It fits anyone who wants a defined flow rate and a check valve at each emitter.

About Netafim SpinNet Sprinkler Head

Netafim makes irrigation components. The SpinNet is a micro sprinkler head with a check valve and a red mist nozzle, rated at 18.4 GPH. It ships as a bag of 25.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the flow rate of this sprinkler head?
A: Each head is rated at 18.4 GPH. Add up the heads on a zone to check that your pump and supply line can support the total.

Q: What does the check valve do?
A: A check valve lets water flow one way and closes against backflow. In a sprinkler head, it helps reduce dripping after the system stops.

Q: How many heads come in an order?
A: One order is one bag containing 25 heads. Order several bags for larger layouts.

Q: What is a micro sprinkler compared with a drip emitter?
A: A drip emitter delivers water at a single point near the root zone. A micro sprinkler sprays or mists water over a wider area, which suits overhead irrigation.

Q: Where is this head typically used?
A: Micro sprinklers like this are used for overhead irrigation in greenhouses and nurseries. They also suit propagation and other areas needing broad, gentle coverage.