Features labyrinth emitters that continuously self-flush to prevent blockages. Made from UV stabilised material for long life in harsh conditions.
For a simple automated irrigation system ideal for watering flower beds, vegetable gardens, hedge plants and landscaped gardens, Drip Line can be installed in a gridded network, rows or a single line at the base of plants. As Drip Line functions best at working pressures between 0.5 to 1.75 bar, for optimal performance, install a Pressure Reducer at the start of the system. A maximum run length of 10 metres is recommended to maintain performance levels.
Please Note: HydroSure Drip Line has a narrow 1.3mm nominal wall thickness and wide internal bore resulting in maximum water flow and minimal pipe friction for longer run lengths and enhanced performance. Drip Line is quoted by its 4mm internal diameter as fittings push inside the pipe (6.35mm External Diameter). Use alongside 4mm Drip Line Fittings for a secure watertight connection and minimal risk of pipe dislocation.
Learn how to calculate Drip Line Length and Run Time or Visit our Drip Line FAQ Page
You can create a bespoke system individually tailored to your garden needs. Straight joiners are ideal for connecting two pieces of Drip Line together. Elbows can be used to direct the pipe around corners without kinking whilst Tees deliver water flow three ways. For complete convenience when adjusting water flow on and off, a control valve is ideal.
Drip Line waters at ground level directly to the plant's roots ensuring each plant receives exactly what it needs to thrive.
Water is distributed slowly and accurately to the root zone through highly engineered labyrinth technology within the drip line pipe. Each dripper has a pre-determined 2 L/hour flow rate.
Drip Line saves water by watering directly to the plant roots. Drip line irrigation consumes up to 70% less water than manual watering.
Drip Line Frequently Asked Questions
Common Drip Line Problems
• Drippers not emitting along the length: Check the water flow rate from the tap outputs enough water for each emitter’s requirements. Our Drip Line Calculation Guide features a working example to help you check this information.
• Dry spots and some drippers not working: Over time emitters can become clogged with insects or dirt. Flush the system by removing the end caps and switching on the water flow to flush out any debris.
• Structural Damage: Digging in the garden can pierce the pipe wall and affect emitter performance. Walk along the length of your drip line whilst the system is switched on to see if there is any visible damage or for buried drip line, check for areas where water is pooling which might indicate a split pipe. Damaged irrigation pipe is easily replaced by cutting out the damaged pipe using Pipe Cutters and connecting the drip line back together using a Barbed/Nut Lock Joiner.
• Pressure Loss: Make sure any open end of the drip line is plugged using an End Cap. This maintains water pressure at the correct level for emitters to function.
For easy connection between your hose pipe and drip line, use an Accessory Adaptor to join the Hose End Connector from your garden hose to a Barbed Tap Connector.
You can also use LDPE Irrigation Pipe to take water to your drip line system, simply tap into the sidewall using a Hole Punch and insert a 4mm Joiner into the hole created. Join the 4mm drip line to the outlet sticking out the side.
Connect a small drip line system from a Water Butt. We recommend using 4mm drip line or a short length of up to 15 metres of 14mm non-pressure compensated drip line. Top Tip: Irrigation systems fed directly from a water butt rely completely on the pressure generated from gravity. To increase the pressure, raise the height of your water butt by installing it on a Water Butt Stand. For more information, visit our Water Butt Irrigation System Guide.
HydroSure drip line is manufactured from high-quality weather-resistant materials and can remain in place without uplifting at the end of the watering season.
To further prolong the life of the pipe structure and emitter outlets, flush the system throughout the watering season and at the time of final watering before the winter months.
To flush a drip line, remove the end caps and switch the system on for 2-3 minutes to allow any internal debris to wash out.
Switch the system off and allow the pipe to drain before replacing the end caps to ensure there is no sitting water.
Once the system has finished draining, replace the end caps to prevent insects from crawling in and blocking emitter outlets.
Choose a drip line with closely spaced drippers up to 15cm apart. Using a closely spaced drip line with a higher rate of flow and increasing the watering frequency increases the available water for the plant's roots.
| Product Code | 020806 |
|---|---|
| Units Per Pack | 30 |
| EAN | 8032937440156 |
| Colour | Black |
| Length | 30m |
| Flow Rate (L/h) | 2.0 |
| Maximum Water Pressure | 1.7 bar |
| Manufacturer's Guarantee | 1 Year |
| Internal Diameter | 1/4" / 4mm |
| Dripper Spacing | 15cm |
| Price Per Unit (Inc. VAT) | 0.72 |
