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EZ-FLO Hose Thread Unit -HighPressure (3/4 Gallon)

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$154.45

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SKU:
IEZ1GUP
UPC:
804879267386

Description

The 3/4-Gallon EZ-FLO High-Pressure Hose Thread Unit Fertilizer Injector from DripWorks features a reinforced tank designed to work with higher pressures.

Designed for use with hose-threaded connections, it uses the same cap and replacement parts as standard hose-thread injectors. The 3/4" EZ-FLO gallon constant pressure model is built for use with well pumps, tank systems, and other constant pressure setups with an 80 PSI rating and commercial grade brass fittings. No electricity or batteries required just hook it up to your outdoor spigot and fill the PVC tank with water soluble fertilizer to automatically feed your plants

Specifications:

  • Dilution rates of 100:1 to 1,000:1
  • Pressure range: five to 80 psi
  • If using over 50 psi, use tubing clamps to secure the tubing on the installation coupler
  • Minimum flow: 120 gallons per hour (GPH)
  • Will work down to eight gallons per hour (GPH) using the included flow-restrictor disc
Warning: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www. P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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