Netafim Woodpecker Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper with CNL - 0.32 GPH - Brown - 13000 Count

Even Low-Flow Watering with Drain-Down Control - 0.32 GPH

Uneven pressure along a drip line leaves some plants over-watered and others short, and drain-down between cycles wastes water and soaks low spots. This dripper is pressure compensating, so each emitter holds a steady output along the line, and its CNL (Check Non-Leak) valve limits drainage when the system shuts off. That keeps moisture more consistent from the first plant to the last.

This listing is one bag of 13000 drippers, sized for commercial operations building out new irrigation zones or running a large replacement program. Small home gardens will likely need far fewer emitters than one bag provides.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pressure compensation — keeps output steady across a range of line pressures, so plants at the start and end of a run receive similar water.
• CNL valve — Check Non-Leak design limits drainage between irrigation cycles.
• 0.32 GPH flow rate — gentle, low-volume delivery suited to frequent, controlled irrigation.
• Bulk bag of 13000 — one purchase covers large installations and long-term spares.

Who Should Use Netafim Woodpecker Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper

Commercial growers, greenhouse operators and installers who need a large supply of consistent low-flow emitters for container, substrate or soilless irrigation will get the most from this bag.

About Netafim Woodpecker Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper

Netafim makes drip irrigation components. The Woodpecker Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper with CNL is a brown, 0.32 GPH emitter. It is made in Israel and sold as one bag of 13000 pieces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does pressure compensating mean?
A: A pressure compensating dripper keeps its flow rate nearly constant as line pressure changes. This helps plants at the far end of a long run or on a slope receive about the same water as those near the source.

Q: What does CNL stand for?
A: CNL means Check Non-Leak. The valve closes when the line depressurizes, which limits drainage from the line and emitter between irrigation cycles.

Q: What pressure range does it work in?
A: It is designed to operate across a range of about 7 to 45 PSI. Stay within that range to keep output consistent.

Q: Is one bag too much for a small garden?
A: Yes, for most home gardens. A bag of 13000 suits commercial installations and large replacement programs; smaller growers may prefer a smaller pack.

Q: Where is it made?
A: It is made in Israel.

Q: Does it suit soilless media?
A: Yes. Low-flow, pressure compensating drippers are commonly used for container and soilless irrigation, where controlled, repeatable watering matters.