

The flag drip emitters, available with flow rates of 1, 2 and 4 GPH, have a side barbed outlet for extending 1/4? distribution tubing to the plant location. These spiral flow emitters feature a two-piece construction so that the top insert can be twisted and pulled apart for easy cleaning, and they have a recommended operating pressure of 10-20 PSI with a nominal operating pressure of 15 PSI.
Features
- Self-tapping barbed inlet for easy installation
- Outlet barb for use with 1/4 (.150?-.160? ID) distribution tubing
- Twist-open top with lock for secure operation under pressure and for easy cleaning
- Available in three colors for easy flow-rate identification
- Spiral flow through a large-flow-path water passage reduces likelihood of clogging
- Durable high-impact plastic
- Resistant to chemicals and fertilizers used in landscape application
- Constructed of UV-resistant, durable plastic material to withstand the most adverse conditions
Specifications
- Flow rates and color codes:
- 1 GPH (4 L/H) color code – black
- 2 GPH (8 L/H) color code – green
- 4 GPH (12 L/H) color code – red
- Operating pressure: 10-20 PSI (.7-1.4 BAR)
- Inlet side: 1/4" self-tapping barb
- Outlet side: 1/4" barb
- Filter requirement: minimum of 150 mesh
- Material: body and cover: polypropylene
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