Netafim Low Flow Pressure Regulator - 3/4-in - 0.25-4.4 GPM

Steady Outlet Pressure for Low Flow Lines - 0.25-4.4 GPM

High or fluctuating line pressure can stress fittings and make water delivery uneven across an irrigation or hydroponic system. This regulator converts high inlet pressure to a lower, consistent outlet pressure. A rolling diaphragm and a sealed regulating chamber keep performance consistent from one cycle to the next.

This 3/4-in low flow model suits smaller zones and hobby or trial setups, as well as individual branches of larger commercial systems that run at modest flow rates. Growers who need higher flow can look to the larger models in the Netafim range.

Key Features & Benefits

• Rolling diaphragm and sealed regulating chamber — supports consistent pressure control in irrigation systems.
• High strength ABS body — resists chemicals and aggressive water.
• Stainless steel springs — support long service life.
• Female inlet and outlet — makes line assembly simple.
• 0.25 to 4.4 GPM flow range — fits low flow lines.

Who Should Use Netafim Low Flow Pressure Regulator

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who run low flow irrigation or hydroponic lines and need to bring supply pressure down to a stable level will find this regulator useful.

About Netafim Low Flow Pressure Regulator

Netafim makes irrigation components. This 3/4-in low flow regulator is rated for 0.25 to 4.4 GPM, with an operating inlet pressure range of 30 to 150 PSI and a maximum operating pressure of 145 psi. It is sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a pressure regulator do?
A: It reduces higher inlet pressure to a lower, steady outlet pressure. This protects downstream fittings and helps water distribute evenly.

Q: What flow rate does this model handle?
A: This low flow model is rated for 0.25 to 4.4 GPM. Lines that run above that range need a high flow model.

Q: What connections does it use?
A: It has a female inlet and a female outlet. Plan your adapters to match the mating parts on your line.

Q: What inlet pressure does it need?
A: The operating inlet pressure range is 30 to 150 PSI. The listed maximum operating pressure is 145 psi.

Q: Will it hold up with treated or aggressive water?
A: The ABS body is chemical resistant and the springs are stainless steel. Both are intended for applications where chemicals or aggressive water may be present.