adjustable drip emmiters

[ragin_cajun]

Man, just get the regulators that come with the chloramine filter kits from thefilterguys.biz.

They sent me a 40 GPD, a 60 GPD, and I can order an 80 GPD. The little poly line slips right into the end of them, I can change them out with one hand and they never leak.

They're not adjustable, but they're so fast to change, who cares. get a selection of them and you can choose how much per day to drip.

I drip 60 GPD in a 540 gallon tank.

 

[Woefulrelic]

I use raindrip brand 2gph emitters and have had success with it for a month and some change. I intend to add more of them as needed but I might need to get my water out situated better before that happens.

 

[rodger]

Woodpecker brand can take temperature of 140F and drip the same regardless of your water pressure.

 

[JK47]

Woodpecker brand can take temperature of 140F and drip the same regardless of your water pressure.

Do you have a link to the model that can handle that temp? I have been looking for one for a while. The woodpecker ones I am looking at now do not list temp operating range.

 

[rodger]

http://www.dripworks.com/product/Q_DNPC
I have a saved email with the info. I haven't bought any yet but based on description it sounds legit.

 

[JK47]

http://www.dripworks.com/product/Q_DNPC
I have a saved email with the info. I haven't bought any yet but based on description it sounds legit.

That's what found as well but had not seen anything mentioned about temp. Odd

 

[HarleyK]

My drip emitter is a faucet. I don't like having my whole system under pressure. I much rather adjust at the main water line.

 

[rodger]

That's what found as well but had not seen anything mentioned about temp. Odd

I had talked to JHEMCO about it and they referred me to this company. They were nice enough to make some phone calls for me. I would forward the email if you would like some details.