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1 GPH Non-Draining PC Dripper

TDS Model #
D009
Manufacturer: Rivulis
Manufacturer #: 201000062

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Model #D009
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When you absolutely need to make sure all your plants get the right amount of water, you need a pressure compensating dripper. In addition to the standard internal labyrinth - used to regulate the flow rate of the dripper - they also include a silicone diaphragm, allowing them to react to pressure changes within the system and ensure a more consistent flow of water. This makes pressure compensating drippers ideal for systems with long runs of tubing, lots of hills, or a water source with inconsistent pressure output. Pressure compensation is only active between 8 and 50 PSI, so remember to use a pressure regulator to ensure proper function.

Special Feature: This dripper is non-draining, which means it has an internal valve inside that prevents it from letting water drain from the system. The internal valve opens at 4.3 PSI and closes at 2.2 PSI. This makes it a good choice for a greenhouse environment or a system with lots of hills or sloping terrain.

All drippers have a flow rate, which describes how much water will come out of the dripper in a given period of time. This is usually expressed in GPH, or Gallons Per Hour. A 1 GPH dripper like this one will emit one gallon of water over the course of an hour. Using 1 GPH drippers to water the most common plants on your system will make planning your system runtime easier as it will be easy to calculate how much water plants need in relation to each other. For example, if you most common plants are getting 1 GPH and you have a plant that needs about twice as much water, you can use a 2 GPH dripper and know that your thirstier plant will always get twice as much water as the plants with 1 GPH drippers on them.

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