Raindrip Inc 061010P Poly Drip Hose 5/8in X 100ft 150PSI 5-pack

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC 061010P is a 5/8-inch by 100-foot black polyethylene drip watering hose built for irrigation system installation and maintenance. Rated to a maximum working pressure of 150 psi, this hose is manufactured with UV inhibitors to resist degradation from prolonged sun exposure. Sold as a contractor pack of 5 individual 100-foot hoses, the 061010P is suited for irrigation contractors and landscape professionals who need consistent, job-site-ready supply on hand. The poly construction keeps the hose flexible across typical outdoor temperature ranges while maintaining pressure integrity for drip and soaker system layouts.

This hose is used in residential and light commercial drip irrigation and watering system installations. It serves as the main supply or distribution line in drip irrigation setups, running from a water source or manifold out to emitter zones. The contractor pack format makes it practical for multi-zone installations or back-to-back jobs where multiple hose runs are needed. Irrigation technicians and landscape contractors are the primary installers, though experienced DIYers working on larger yard irrigation projects also use this product.

Key Features

• Maximum working pressure rated to 150 psi for reliable drip system performance
• UV inhibitors built into the poly material to extend outdoor service life
• 5/8-inch inner diameter by 100-foot length per hose for standard irrigation runs
• Black polyethylene construction resists weathering and physical wear
• Contractor pack of 5 hoses reduces per-unit cost for multi-job purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-size poly supply hose for use with drip irrigation fittings, emitters, and manifolds that accept 5/8-inch hose connections in residential and light commercial irrigation systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by irrigation contractors or landscape professionals following local plumbing and irrigation codes. Shut off the water supply at the source before cutting, connecting, or modifying any hose runs. Use barbed fittings, clamps, or punch-tool emitter fittings rated for the hose diameter and system pressure. Avoid exceeding the 150 psi maximum rated pressure, and inspect connection points for leaks before backfilling or covering any buried runs.