Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler - Green Nozzle with Check Valve - 12.6 GPH - 25 Count

Even Overhead Watering With Less Drip Between Cycles - 25 Count

Overhead lines that keep dripping after the pump stops leave substrate soggy and waste water. The Netafim VibroNet sprinkler pairs a vibrating deflector with an integrated check valve, so water is spread in a fine pattern while the valve helps hold the line closed between irrigation cycles. The green nozzle is rated at 12.6 GPH.

This unit holds 25 sprinklers, enough to outfit a propagation area, a nursery bench or a section of greenhouse. Small growers can equip one space, and larger operations can reorder to match a layout.

Key Features & Benefits

• Vibrating deflector — spreads water in a fine, consistent overhead pattern.
• Integrated check valve — limits low-head drainage between cycles.
• Green nozzle, 12.6 GPH — gives a defined flow rate for planning your irrigation.
• 25 count — one purchase covers many emitter positions.

Who Should Use Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler

Growers running overhead irrigation in greenhouses, propagation rooms, nurseries or container setups who want even coverage and less drainage between cycles.

About Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler

Netafim makes drip and sprinkler irrigation components. This VibroNet sprinkler has a green nozzle rated at 12.6 GPH and an integrated check valve. A blue nozzle option at 10.6 GPH is also offered. It is made in Israel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many sprinklers do I get?
A: The product is sold each, and that one unit contains 25 sprinklers.

Q: What is a check valve?
A: A check valve is a small valve that stays closed below a set pressure. It limits water draining from the line after irrigation stops.

Q: What flow rate does the green nozzle give?
A: The green nozzle is rated at 12.6 GPH. The blue nozzle is rated lower, at 10.6 GPH.

Q: What is it used for?
A: It suits overhead irrigation, humidity management, propagation misting and watering of seedlings or potted plants.

Q: How does it differ from a standard drip emitter?
A: A drip emitter delivers water at one point near the root zone. This sprinkler spreads water overhead in a fine pattern across a wider area.