Raindrip PC2010B 1/2 GPH Pressure Compensating Drippers, 10 Per Bag, 10-Pack, Reds

Raindrip PC2010B 1/2 GPH Pressure Compensating Drippers, 10 Per Bag, 10-Pack, Reds

Name: Raindrip PC2010B 1/2 GPH Pressure Compensating Drippers, 10 Per Bag, 10-Pack, Reds
Brand: Raindrip
SKU: 695006
Price: 5.78 USD
Rating: 8.82 (168 reviews)

$ 5.78

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Easy to use

6.76

Easy to install

5.76

Value for money

5.86

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Flow rate remains constant across the length of tubing despite varying inlet water pressures and positions; ideal for watering individual shrubs and trees in landscapes, as well as plants in container pots and hanging baskets.

14 in. x 14 in. x 14 inch x 14 inch x 14 inch tubing with a 0.25 internal diameter 170 in. Alternatively, a punched hole with a diameter of 0. 170 in. ; Each emitter is capable of producing 1/2 GPH.

Self-cleaning emitter has a turbulent flow design that flushes out sediments to reduce clogging; delivers the same amount of water regardless of where they're positioned on the line or at varying water pressures;

Pressure-compensating emitters with a flow rate of 12 GPH are designed to deliver a consistent, uniform flow of water regardless of changes in pressure or tubing length.

Color coded for easy flow rate identification: red – 12 GPH, ideal for heavy soil/clay areas; black – 1 GPH, ideal for medium soil/loam; green – 2 GPH, ideal for sandy soil.

Questions & Answers

I put 7 of them in new 5 gallon buckets with lids, and after two weeks of clean water, three of them stopped dripping. Do you have any ideas how to get them dripping again?

My drips usually last a long time (2-3 hours). 3years). I throw them out once they've stopped dripping. If you do find a way, please let me know.

Are these drippers in line, or are they at the end of the line?

The barbed end of this dripper is inserted into the supply line, and water drips from the black, open end.

Selected User Reviews For Raindrip PC2010B 1/2 GPH Pressure Compensating Drippers, 10 Per Bag, 10-Pack, Reds

I was able to solve my problem of overwatering

5/5

My HOA landscaper informed me that 1/2 gph emitters are not available. Wrong. I can now increase the run time to avoid overwatering the plants in the pots because these are in the same zone as my 2 gph 1/2 drip irrigation pipes, which were underwatering the larger shrubs. br>The emitters for the pots are 1 gph emitters. These reduced the amount of water delivered by half, which was exactly what I was looking for. br>It is highly recommended.

Crystal Snider

| Oct 10, 2021

A Gallon of Water That Never Ends I attached this dripper to the end of a 5-gallon bucket watering system, and while it appears to work, it must work in a mysterious way

3/5

Please hear me out. At around 10 a. m. , I poured about a gallon or a gallon and a half of water into the five gallon bucket. Earlier today. A half gallon per hour drip rate, according to the specs, would water my small rose bush for two to three hours, and it's now 8 p. m. It's been 10 hours, and it's still dripping! It didn't stop during the day, and neither I nor my neighbors bothered to refill it. So, how did this happen? It's got to be magical!.

Itzel Shields

| Apr 30, 2021

Drippers do not all drip at the same rate

4/5

I ordered the replacement kit after discovering that some of the drippers in my original set weren't consistently dripping. It's the same story here; some are incredibly active, while others barely drip. I switched them around to make the most sense for the plants I'm watering, but more consistency would be preferable.

Gavin Reyes

| Dec 25, 2021

After a few weeks, they were all clogged

3/5

*I was using these on a low-pressure line, possibly lower than recommended, but completely clogging isn't ideal. br>br>They would work fine for a while, then stop dripping completely. With no change, I would clean them with water, a pick tool, soaking them, and so on. I'd swap them out, and they'd clog up just as quickly as the old ones. We don't have "hard" or "abnormal" water, in my opinion.

Skye Burns

| Nov 01, 2021

Several people were unsuccessful

3/5

Approximately eight out of ten failed. There was absolutely no water coming out. I went to Home Depot and purchased some DIG products. These were extremely successful. All of the Raindrip drippers were thrown away.