Raindrip Inc R304CT Hose End Plug 5/8 Inch 10 Pack

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC R304CT is a hose end plug with a removable flush cap, designed to terminate 1/2 inch poly drip irrigation tubing. The plug body seats into the open end of the tubing to create a positive seal, stopping flow at the end of a drip line run. The 3/4 inch cap threads on over the plug and can be removed to flush debris, sediment, or biofilm from the line without disconnecting any fittings. This part ships in a pack of 10 units, making it practical for multi-zone installations or service kits. Irrigation contractors and landscape technicians are the primary installers.

This end plug is used in residential and light commercial drip irrigation systems where 1/2 inch poly mainline or distribution tubing is the primary supply line. Typical applications include garden drip zones, orchard irrigation headers, and landscape bed emitter systems. The flush cap feature is especially useful on systems with sediment-prone water sources or where seasonal line flushing is part of the maintenance routine. Each pack contains 10 plugs, suited for staging across multiple zone terminations in a single installation.

Key Features

• Fits 1/2 inch poly drip irrigation tubing
• 5/8 inch plug body creates a secure end seal
• 3/4 inch removable cap allows line flushing without disconnection
• Sold in a 10-unit pack for multi-zone or service inventory use
• Reusable cap design supports routine seasonal maintenance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fitting for standard 1/2 inch poly drip irrigation tubing used in residential and commercial landscape irrigation systems.

Installation Notes

Irrigation technicians should depressurize and shut off the water supply before inserting or removing end plugs. The plug is pressed firmly into the cut end of the poly tubing; ensure the tubing end is cut square with a dedicated tubing cutter for a proper seal. To flush the line, relieve system pressure, remove the 3/4 inch cap, then briefly restore flow before recapping. Local plumbing and irrigation codes may apply to backflow prevention requirements upstream of drip zones.