Rain Bird ILD1010PKXS Drip Irrigation In-Line Dripper/Emitter, 1 Gallon Per Hour, 10-Pack

$ 9.71

Score By Feature

Based on 45 ratings

Easy to install

9.69

Easy to use

9.51

Value for money

8.18

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Product Description

The barbed ends securely fit into 1/4" drip irrigation tubing in order to create a leak-proof connection.

On each side of a 1/4" irrigation tube, multiple drippers can be added

This elegant planter is ideal for closely spaced plants or for completely encircling trees, shrubs, and other plants

1 is the medium level. Flow rates of less than 0 GPH make soil more able to absorb water in its root zones

It does not compensate for pressure. The product is constructed of highly durable, UV-resistant and chemical-resistant materials to last for long periods of time

Selected User Reviews For Rain Bird ILD1010PKXS Drip Irrigation In-Line Dripper/Emitter, 1 Gallon Per Hour, 10-Pack

There are plenty of water sources

4/5

Watering my bonsai trees with these is my favorite thing to do. Set up three at a distance of about six inches from a two-foot section of 1/4 drip line and loop them around the tree's base. The 1/4 line was anchored to the input line using the 'tail' (left-hand side of 1/4 line) I also installed a valve to turn the flow off/down by moving it from right to left. There is plenty of water in them (takes less than a minute to water a good-sized tree, and they provide pretty good coverage), but they can sputter and discharge water everywhere. The drip is reduced when the hole is on the bottom next to the soil, so that the drip exits from there.

Kenzie Burton

| Sep 21, 2020

It is essential that drip heads are filled with clean water

3/5

As long as the drip line is full of clean water, I'm certain it will work fine. In our pressurized system, canal water is used to make our drip. The drain is quickly clogged. I was not able to get this to work.

Amaia Hernandez

| Dec 22, 2020

This is good enough

4/5

The Pro version is of superior quality. One of the two stopped emitting tapping, but the other did not.

Aldo Wong

| Oct 22, 2020

I successfully completed the task! My existing ones needed to be replaced, and these were

5/5

Robin FRASER

| Feb 11, 2021

The quality of Rainbird was low! The 1/2 gallon 1 gph ones didn't drip at all! I bought the 1/2 gallon 1 gph ones as well and they worked perfectly! I used pc emitters instead of the anodes and the system worked as expected

3/5

I also used a 30psi reducer and filters to run it. There were only 4 out of 10 working in the bag.

Benson Smith

| Feb 27, 2021

You need to keep dripping

5/5

They have been used by me for years to construct drip rings for trees.

Aarya Knapp

| Dec 05, 2020

For large gardens or lots of annual and perennial plants, it is much easier to use drip emitters than individual ones

5/5

These are superior for me as I can drip continuously from plant to plant by puncturing only one pipe on the main distribution network. They are much easier to apply, and require less maintenance. When plantings change, the design can be easily revised.