A 0.5 GPH pressure compensating emitter is used on ½” tubing or at the end of ¼” vinyl tubing. It releases half a gallon of water per hour equally, anywhere on the system.

A 1 GPH pressure compensating emitter is used on ½” tubing or at the end of ¼” vinyl tubing. It releases a gallon of water per hour equally, anywhere on the system.

A 2 GPH pressure compensating emitter is used on ½” tubing or at the end of ¼” vinyl tubing. It releases two gallons of water per hour equally, anywhere on the system.

A multi-outlet emitter is a pressure compensating emitter that acts as a converter from a sprinkler head (after removing the head and installing a 1/2” PVC riser) to a drip irrigation manifold. This emitter has six ¼” barbed outlets, to attach ¼” vinyl tubing to distribute water to six plants. Each emitter uses 2 GPH, regardless of how many outlets you use. You can use a port cap (PC250) to plug an unused outlet.

A multi-outlet emitter is a pressure compensating emitter that acts as a converter from a sprinkler head (after removing the head and installing a 1/2” PVC riser) to a drip irrigation manifold. This emitter has six ¼” barbed outlets, to attach ¼” vinyl tubing to distribute water to six plants. Each emitter uses 6 GPH, regardless of how many outlets you use. You can use a port cap (PC250) to plug an unused outlet.

A multi-outlet emitter is a pressure compensating emitter that acts as a converter from a sprinkler head (after removing the head and installing a 1/2” PVC riser) to a drip irrigation manifold. This emitter has six ¼” barbed outlets, to attach ¼” vinyl tubing to distribute water to six plants. Each emitter uses 10 GPH, regardless of how many outlets you use. You can use a port cap (PC250) to plug an unused outlet.

A multi-outlet emitter protection box is used to protect a multi-outlet emitter. It has six open sections for the emitter tubing to escape the box.

A port cap is used to stop the flow of water on an unused outlet in a multi-outlet emitter.