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1/2" Sprinkler to Drip Conversion Kit

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$124.65

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SKU:
KCV2

Description

The 1/2" Sprinkler-to-Drip Irrigation Conversion Kit from DripWorks provides a wonderful way for you and your plants to benefit from the efficiency and healthy watering provided by drip irrigation. This sprinkler-to-drip conversion kit has been designed to convert a single pop-up sprinkler head to drip irrigation. It is perfect for garden beds, border gardens or isolated planting areas.

Specifications:

  • 1/2" FPT inlet of filter/pressure regulator unit connects to a 1/2" MPT riser
  • 60 psi max on Filter/Regulator Combo Unit

Parts List:

  • 1 - 50' Roll 1/2" Mainline Tubing (1250)
  • 1 - 100' Rolls 1/4" Micro Tubing (14100)
  • 2 - 100' Rolls 1/4" Soaker Dripline, 12" Spacing, 1/2 GPH (DSD12)
  • 20 - 1/4" Transfer Barbs - 2 x 10 packs (14TB-10)
  • 20 - 1/4" Tee Fittings - 2 x 10 packs (14T-10)
  • 20 - 1/4" Goof Plugs - 2 x 10 packs (14GP2-10)
  • 10 - 1/4" Elbow Fittings - 1 x 10 packs (1490-10)
  • 1 - Filter/Regulator Combo Unit (FPR17)
  • 1 - Hose Shutoff (HSO)
  • 2 - 1/2" Easy Loc Couplers (ELC)
  • 2 - 1/2" Easy Loc End Cap (ELMC)
  • 1 - Pocket Punch (PUPKT)
  • 1 - Roll of Thread Sealant Tape (PCTEFSM)
  • 10 - 1/2" Hold Downs - 1 x 10 packs (SUHD-10)
  • 20 - 1/4" Hold Downs - 2 x 10 packs (SS3-10)

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