Netafim Woodpecker Pressure Compensating Junior Dripper with CNL - 2.0 GPH - Green - 250 Count

Even Water at Every Plant Along the Line - 2.0 GPH

Uneven pressure along a drip line leaves some plants overwatered and others short. This pressure compensating dripper holds the same flow from 12 to 58 PSI, so plants at the start and end of a run get a matching amount. The CNL check valve helps prevent low emitter drainage, and the anti-siphon operation prevents contaminants from being drawn into the emitter.

This listing is a 250 count bag, which suits growers outfitting a full irrigation layout, from a multi-bench indoor room to a larger commercial block. Home gardeners with a smaller system can use it to stock up and cover replacements for several seasons.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pressure compensating — delivers the same flow from 12 to 58 PSI, so output stays even along long or uneven runs.
• CNL check valve — helps prevent low emitter drainage when the system shuts off.
• Anti-siphon operation — prevents contaminants from being drawn into the emitter.
• Barbed outlet — fits Netafim Super Flex UV White PE Tubing.
• 2.0 GPH, green — a defined flow rate with a colour you can identify at a glance.

Who Should Use Netafim Woodpecker Junior Dripper

Growers who run drip irrigation in indoor rooms, greenhouses, or outdoor beds and want consistent per-plant output. It suits commercial operations and home gardeners who use Netafim Super Flex UV White PE Tubing.

About Netafim Woodpecker Junior Dripper

Netafim makes drip irrigation components. The Woodpecker Junior Dripper is a pressure compensating emitter with a barbed outlet, a CNL check valve, and anti-siphon operation. This version is rated at 2.0 GPH, is green, and ships in a bag of 250.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does pressure compensating mean?
A: A pressure compensating emitter releases the same flow even when line pressure changes. This dripper holds its output from 12 to 58 PSI. It keeps plants at the end of a long run watered like those at the start.

Q: What does CNL stand for?
A: CNL stands for Check Non-Leak. The check valve helps prevent low emitter drainage after the water is shut off.

Q: What tubing does it fit?
A: The barbed outlet fits Netafim Super Flex UV White PE Tubing. Check other tubing types for fit before ordering in volume.

Q: How does it protect against contamination?
A: The anti-siphon operation prevents contaminants from being drawn into the emitter. This helps keep the emitter working between irrigation cycles.

Q: How many drippers come in an order?
A: One order is a single bag containing 250 drippers. Each dripper is rated at 2.0 GPH.

Q: How is this different from a standard non-compensating emitter?
A: A non-compensating emitter changes its output as line pressure rises or falls. A pressure compensating emitter like this one holds the same flow across its working range. That gives more uniform watering on long or uneven lines.