Raindrip Inc 121010B Flag Dripper 1 Gph Black

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC 121010B is a 1 GPH black flag dripper designed for low-flow drip irrigation systems. It delivers water at a controlled laminar flow rate directly to the root zone, reducing evaporation and runoff. The take-apart design allows the emitter body to be fully disassembled for cleaning, making field maintenance straightforward without replacing the entire unit. At 1 gallon per hour output, this dripper suits precision watering applications where consistent, low-volume delivery is critical. Landscapers, irrigation technicians, and experienced DIYers install this type of emitter in residential and light commercial drip systems.

The 121010B flag dripper is used in standard drip irrigation layouts where emitters are staked close to individual plants, shrubs, trees, or container plantings. The flag-style stake holds the dripper upright and positions the outlet near the soil surface. This configuration is common in both residential landscape beds and commercial planting areas served by low-pressure drip mainline or distribution tubing. Each package contains 10 emitters, allowing coverage of multiple planting zones from a single order.

Key Features

• 1 GPH laminar flow output for precise, low-volume water delivery
• Take-apart body design allows easy cleaning and clog removal in the field
• Flag-style stake positions the emitter outlet close to the root zone
• Black color reduces UV degradation and algae growth on exposed components
• Sold in a package of 10 emitters for multi-plant installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or add-on emitter for standard residential and light commercial drip irrigation systems using common low-pressure distribution tubing.

Installation Notes

Flag drippers are typically installed by irrigation technicians or landscapers familiar with low-pressure drip system design. Before adding or replacing emitters, shut off the irrigation zone valve and relieve system pressure. Insert the barbed inlet into pre-punched holes in drip tubing using a punch tool sized for the barb diameter. After installation, run the zone briefly and inspect each emitter for proper flow before backfilling or mulching.