Rain Bird DRIPKITBAG Drip Irrigation Kit 102 Piece

Product Description

The RAIN BIRD DRIPKITBAG is a 102-piece drip irrigation maintenance and repair kit designed for servicing low-volume drip systems in residential and light commercial landscapes. The kit includes 40 pressure-compensating self-piercing emitters in three flow rates: 10 emitters at 0.5 GPH, 20 emitters at 1.0 GPH, and 10 emitters at 2.0 GPH. A patented emitter installation and removal tool is included to simplify field work with spot-watering emitters and 1/4-inch barbed fittings. A troubleshooting guide covering system maintenance, clog diagnosis, and flow adjustment is also packed with the kit. Total kit weight is 1.728 pounds.

This kit is suited for irrigation technicians and experienced DIYers maintaining or expanding drip systems in planting beds, container gardens, and landscape borders. Typical tasks include repairing tubing breaks, swapping out clogged emitters, adjusting output for maturing plants, and extending lateral lines to new planting zones. The three available emitter flow rates allow the installer to match output to individual plant water demand without additional hardware trips. All components are packaged in a resealable bag for jobsite portability.

Key Features

• 40 pressure-compensating self-piercing emitters included: 10 at 0.5 GPH, 20 at 1.0 GPH, and 10 at 2.0 GPH
• Patented emitter installation and removal tool works with spot-watering emitters and 1/4-inch barbed fittings
• 102 total pieces cover tubing repair, emitter replacement, and system expansion in one kit
• Printed troubleshooting guide included for field diagnosis of clogs, breaks, and flow issues
• Plastic components resist corrosion in soil and outdoor environments
• Packaged in a bag for compact storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard drip irrigation systems using 1/4-inch and compatible emitter fittings. Emitters are self-piercing style for direct installation into drip supply tubing.

Installation Notes

Drip irrigation work is typically performed by irrigation technicians or landscape contractors. Before servicing an active drip system, shut off the water supply at the zone valve or main irrigation controller. Use the included installation tool to seat or remove emitters cleanly and avoid enlarging tubing punctures. Consult local water authority guidelines and applicable irrigation codes when modifying or expanding a permitted irrigation system.