Raindrip Inc R647CT Bug Plug Diffuser 10 Pack

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC R647CT is a combination bug plug and diffuser designed for use in drip irrigation systems. It serves two functions: sealing open 0.25-inch tubing ends to block insect entry, and spreading water flow when installed with high-flow emitters or bubblers. The diffuser action reduces the force of water discharge, which limits soil erosion at the outlet point. Each package contains 10 units. Irrigation technicians and landscape professionals install this fitting during system setup or seasonal maintenance when open tube ends need to be capped or flow patterns need to be broadened.

This fitting is intended for use in residential and light commercial drip irrigation layouts. It fits 0.25-inch distribution tubing, the standard size used throughout most low-volume drip systems. When paired with high-flow emitters or bubblers, it redistributes the water stream over a wider area rather than directing it as a single concentrated stream. This makes it useful in planting beds and around ground cover where direct-point discharge would disturb soil or mulch.

Key Features

• Blocks insect entry into open 0.25-inch drip tube ends
• Diffuses water flow to reduce soil erosion at emitter outlets
• Compatible with high-flow emitters and bubblers
• Sold in a 10-unit pack for multi-zone or multi-outlet installations
• Lightweight at 0.41 pounds per 10-pack

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 0.25-inch drip irrigation distribution tubing, high-flow emitters, and bubblers in residential and light commercial drip irrigation systems.

Installation Notes

Installation does not require specialized tools and is typically performed by irrigation technicians or landscapers during system installation or maintenance. Shut off the irrigation water supply before inserting or removing fittings to prevent line pressure from dislodging components. Press the plug firmly into the open tube end to ensure a secure seal. Inspect installed plugs periodically for secure seating, particularly at the start of each irrigation season.