Raindrip Inc 090JET010B Micro Spray Fan Jets 10 Pack

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC 090JET010B is a quarter-circle micro spray fan jet designed for low-volume drip and micro-irrigation systems. Each jet delivers a precise fan-pattern spray over a quarter-circle arc, making it well suited for targeted watering in tight or irregularly shaped planting areas. The 090JET010B operates at a flow rate of 11.9 gallons per hour (GPH) at 25 psi, with water coverage extending up to 6.6 feet from the emitter. This pack contains 10 individual jet emitters. Irrigation installers and landscape professionals install these emitters as part of drip or micro-spray lateral lines in residential and light commercial landscapes.

These quarter-circle micro spray jets are used in low-pressure drip irrigation systems where precise water placement is required around shrubs, ground cover, flower beds, and container plantings. The quarter-circle pattern directs spray into corners and along edges, reducing overspray onto hardscape or non-target areas. A package quantity of 100 units is available for larger installations or stocking purposes. Individual emitters are sized for typical micro-spray lateral tubing found in standard residential drip systems.

Key Features

• Quarter-circle fan spray pattern for targeted, low-waste irrigation coverage
• Flow rate of 11.9 GPH at 25 psi for consistent, measurable output
• Water coverage radius up to 6.6 feet per emitter
• 10-pack quantity for multi-zone or multi-emitter installations
• Sized for integration into standard drip and micro-spray irrigation laterals

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation emitter for residential and light commercial drip and micro-spray irrigation systems using standard micro-spray lateral tubing and fittings.

Installation Notes

Micro spray fan jets are typically installed by licensed irrigation contractors or experienced landscape professionals. Shut off the irrigation zone valve and relieve system pressure before inserting or replacing emitters. Follow local plumbing and irrigation codes, and verify that operating pressure at the emitter does not exceed the rated 25 psi to maintain accurate flow rate. Avoid overtightening barbed fittings into soft tubing, as this can restrict flow or cause tubing splits.