Netafim Sprinkler/Mister Head Plug - White

Riser Outlet Plug for Sprinkler and Mister Stations

Bench and bed layouts change over a season, and an irrigation line built for full coverage often ends up with outlets that no longer need an active sprinkler or mister. Netafim's head plug caps those outlets cleanly, letting growers shut down individual stations without shutting off or replumbing the whole line.

The white plug seats into the same riser outlet a sprinkler or mister head would use, so switching a station between active and capped takes only a few seconds.

Key Features & Benefits

• Fits standard riser outlets — caps the same connection point used by sprinkler or mister heads, so no adapter is needed.
• Quick swap with an active head — lets growers deactivate or reactivate individual stations in seconds as coverage needs change.
• Simple, inexpensive part — worth keeping several on hand for a layout that gets reconfigured between crops or seasons.

Who Should Use This

This plug fits growers who need to shut off individual sprinkler or mister stations on a shared line, whether because of a layout change, a section under repair, or an area that no longer needs active coverage.

About Netafim

Netafim is an Israeli irrigation company credited with commercializing drip irrigation, and it manufactures the accessory hardware, including plugs and caps, that supports its sprinkler and micro-irrigation systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this plug used for

It caps an unused sprinkler or mister riser outlet so that station stops flowing without affecting the rest of the line. It's commonly used when a bench or bed layout changes and full coverage is no longer needed at every outlet.

How do I install this plug

Remove the sprinkler or mister head from the riser outlet and press the plug into the same connection point. It seats the same way the head it's replacing did.

Can I switch a plugged station back to active later

Yes, simply remove the plug and reinstall a sprinkler or mister head in its place. This makes it easy to reconfigure coverage as crops or layouts change.

Will capping a station affect pressure at other outlets on the line

Capping a station generally has a minor effect on line pressure at other outlets, and pressure-compensating heads elsewhere on the line will largely correct for it. If you are capping many stations at once, check overall system pressure to confirm it stays in range.