DIG Excel Series Dripline

Pressure-compensating emitters ensure that every plant along the line receives the exact same amount of water, regardless of elevation changes or fluctuations in your water pressure. This prevents the common issue where plants at the beginning of the line get too much water while those at the end get too little.

The check valve prevents water from draining out of the line when the system is turned off, which keeps the lines primed for the next cycle. It also stops back-siphonage, protecting your emitters from sucking in dirt or debris that could clog them over time.

Choose the 0.6 GPH flow rate for soil types that drain slowly, like clay, or for smaller plants that require less water. Opt for the 1 GPH flow rate if you have sandy soil that drains quickly or larger plants that need a higher volume of water.

Yes, this dripline uses a standard Garden Hose Thread (GHT) connection, making it compatible with most outdoor faucets and standard garden hose fittings. Just ensure you have a pressure regulator and filter installed at the source to protect the system.

Polyurethane is significantly more durable and flexible than standard vinyl. It resists kinking, cracking, and UV damage much better, which is essential for a system that will be exposed to the elements and potentially buried or covered with mulch.

Use 12-inch spacing for dense plantings, vegetable rows, or areas where you want a continuous, overlapping wet strip of soil. Select 18-inch spacing if you are watering individual shrubs, trees, or plants that are spaced further apart.