Raindrip Inc 122010B Flag Dripper 2 Gph 10 Pack

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC 122010B is a flag-style drip irrigation emitter designed for precise, low-volume water delivery in residential and commercial drip systems. Each dripper operates at 2 gallons per hour (GPH) using a laminar flow, non-pressure-compensating design that delivers consistent output at standard operating pressures. The dripper features a take-apart construction that allows field cleaning without specialty tools, reducing maintenance downtime. This pack includes 10 drippers, making it a practical supply for technicians stocking up for landscape irrigation installs or retrofit jobs.

These flag drippers are suited for drip irrigation systems serving garden beds, container plantings, and landscape borders. The flag-style stake holds the emitter upright at the plant root zone, providing targeted delivery with minimal runoff. Irrigation contractors, landscapers, and experienced DIYers install these as part of low-flow drip laterals connected to standard poly tubing systems. The non-pressure-compensating design is best matched to flat or low-grade terrain where inlet pressure remains relatively stable across the run.

Key Features

• 2 GPH laminar flow output for consistent, low-volume water delivery
• Non-pressure-compensating design suited for flat terrain and stable-pressure systems
• Flag-style stake positions the emitter directly at the plant root zone
• Take-apart construction allows easy field cleaning without specialty tools
• 10 drippers per pack for efficient job-site stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install emitter for standard residential and commercial drip irrigation systems using low-flow poly tubing laterals.

Installation Notes

Irrigation technicians and landscapers install flag drippers by inserting the barbed inlet directly into pre-punched holes in drip tubing. Shut off the irrigation zone and relieve line pressure before inserting or removing emitters to avoid blow-out. Inspect and clean emitter internals periodically, especially in systems with hard or particulate-bearing water. Local irrigation codes and manufacturer guidelines should be followed for system pressure and filtration requirements.