Raindrip Inc PC4025B Pressure Compensating Dripper 1 Gph

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC PC4025B is a pressure compensating dripper designed for low-volume drip irrigation systems. Each unit delivers a consistent 1 gallon per hour (GPH) output regardless of variations in line pressure, making it well suited for sloped terrain and long irrigation runs where pressure fluctuates. This pack includes 25 drippers, allowing technicians and irrigation contractors to cover multiple emitter points in a single purchase. Pressure compensating emitters are a standard component in professionally installed drip systems where uniform water delivery across all zones is required.

The PC4025B is used in residential and light commercial drip irrigation applications. It is commonly installed in landscape drip lines, raised bed systems, and tubing networks where consistent flow per emitter is critical. Irrigation contractors, landscapers, and knowledgeable DIYers install these drippers in conjunction with mainline or header tubing to supply individual plants, trees, or shrubs with measured water volumes.

Key Features

• Pressure compensating design maintains consistent 1 GPH output across varying line pressures
• Pack of 25 drippers supports multi-emitter installations in a single order
• Low-volume output reduces water waste and supports efficient irrigation scheduling
• Suitable for sloped terrain and extended drip runs where pressure varies

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard emitter component for residential and light commercial drip irrigation systems using standard barbed tubing connections.

Installation Notes

Drip emitters of this type are installed by irrigation contractors or experienced landscapers. Shut off the irrigation supply line and relieve system pressure before inserting or replacing drippers. A barbed insertion tool or punch is typically used to create emitter ports in mainline tubing without cracking the line. Follow local irrigation and plumbing codes regarding backflow prevention requirements when connecting to a potable water supply.