Grow1 Ebb & Flow Fill/Drain Fittings - 1/2-in - Threaded - 10 Count
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Threaded Connections for Reservoir and Flood Table Plumbing - 10 Fittings
Leaks and loose joints at a flood table waste nutrient solution and interrupt irrigation cycles. These threaded fill and drain fittings give you a screw-in connection between your reservoir and your table. They are made of plastic, and the maker describes them as thick and heavy for their type.
Each unit holds 10 fittings in the 1/2-in size. That suits a grower plumbing several tables, or one who wants spares on hand for repairs and system changes.
Key Features & Benefits
- Threaded connection — screws into place for a secure joint.
- 1/2-in fitting size — matches 1/2-in ebb and flow plumbing.
- Plastic construction — resists the moisture found in hydroponic systems.
- 10 fittings per unit — covers several connections or keeps spares ready.
Who Should Use Grow1 Ebb & Flow Fill/Drain Fittings
Growers building or maintaining flood table and reservoir irrigation, from home gardeners with one table to commercial operations plumbing many.
About Grow1 Ebb & Flow Fill/Drain Fittings
Grow1 makes these threaded 1/2-in plastic fittings for ebb and flow irrigation. They are sold each, and each unit contains 10 fittings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What size are these fittings?
A: They are 1/2-in fittings with a threaded connection. Check that your table and reservoir ports use the same size before ordering.
Q: How many fittings come in one unit?
A: One unit contains 10 fittings. The product is sold each.
Q: What are they made of?
A: They are made of plastic, which suits wet hydroponic use.
Q: What does ebb and flow mean?
A: Ebb and flow, also called flood and drain, periodically floods a tray with nutrient solution and then drains it back to a reservoir. Fill and drain fittings make those connections.
Q: Are threaded fittings better than push-fit types?
A: Threaded fittings screw into a port and hold firmly, while push-fit types are faster to install and remove. Choose based on how often you plan to change your plumbing.
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