Netafim Woodpecker Pressure Compensating Dripper - 1.06 GPH - 7 to 60 PSI - Black/Brown - 250 Count

Even Water at Every Plant on the Line - 1.06 GPH Flow

Uneven pressure along a drip line means some plants get too much water and others too little. This pressure compensating dripper holds its flow rate steady across an operating range of 7 to 60 PSI, so each emitter delivers the same output. A 5 PSI internal check valve also limits drainage when pressure drops.

This listing is one bag of 250 drippers. That suits growers building or expanding a hydroponic or drip system with many emission points, and anyone who wants spares on hand for a large layout.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pressure compensation — keeps flow consistent at 1.06 GPH across 7 to 60 PSI.
• 5 PSI internal check valve — helps prevent low-pressure drainage.
• Anti-siphon operation — helps prevent contaminants from being drawn into the dripper.
• Techline CV compatibility — works with Techline CV Dripperline.
• Self-cleaning design — the Woodpecker design regulates flow and provides self-cleaning action.

Who Should Use Netafim Woodpecker Pressure Compensating Dripper

Commercial growers, nurseries, greenhouse operators and serious home gardeners who run drip systems with pressure variation or sloped runs will benefit most. It also suits anyone who needs uniform watering across many plants.

About Netafim Woodpecker Pressure Compensating Dripper

Netafim makes drip irrigation products. This Woodpecker dripper is rated at 1.06 GPH with a 7 to 60 PSI operating range, and the recommended filtration is 120 mesh. It comes in black/brown, 250 pieces per bag.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What flow rate does this dripper deliver?
A: It delivers 1.06 GPH. The pressure compensating mechanism keeps that rate steady across its operating pressure range.

Q: What pressure does it need?
A: Operating pressure runs from a minimum of 7 PSI to a maximum of 60 PSI. Keep your system within that range.

Q: What does pressure compensating mean?
A: A pressure compensating dripper holds its output steady when line pressure changes. Standard drippers vary in output as pressure rises or falls, which can water plants unevenly.

Q: What does the check valve do?
A: The internal check valve opens at 5 PSI. It helps prevent low-pressure drainage when the system shuts off.

Q: What filtration should I use?
A: 120 mesh filtration is recommended. Good filtration helps keep the emitters from clogging.

Q: Is it compatible with Techline CV?
A: Yes, it is listed as compatible with Techline CV Dripperline without causing dripperline drainage.