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Jain Octa-Bubblers

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SKU:
ROCTABUB2
UPC:
040628097297
MPN:
72500729

Description

8-Outlet Pressure-Compensating Watering Manifold

The Jain Octa-Bubbler is an 8-port, pressure-compensating drip manifold that lets you water multiple containers, plants, or hard-to-reach spots from a single point — even as pressure fluctuates along the line. Formerly sold under the Pepco name, this manifold is a favorite for sprinkler-to-drip conversions, indoor gardens, and greenhouse setups. Its removable diaphragm design makes cleaning and maintenance simple, and each of the eight color-coded outlets accepts an interchangeable flow control insert, so you can mix and match flow rates on the same unit.

The Octa-Bubbler features a 1/2" female pipe thread (FPT) inlet and eight 1/4" barbed outlets, with built-in backflow prevention for added protection. It's rated for an operating pressure of 20–60 PSI and is designed for above-grade installation — in open air, a bubbler box, or a greenhouse. Not using all eight outlets? Cap unused ports with Octa-Bubbler port plugs. Minimum recommended filtration is 150 mesh.

Why Choose the Jain Octa-Bubbler?
  • Single-Point Control: Waters up to 8 containers, shrubs, or hard-to-reach areas from one manifold.
  • Pressure-Compensating: Delivers consistent flow to each port even with pressure changes along the line.
  • Interchangeable Flow Rates: Color-coded inserts let you run 2, 6, 10, or 20 GPH per outlet, mixed and matched as needed.
  • Easy Maintenance: Removable diaphragm design makes cleaning and flow-insert swaps quick.
  • Built-In Backflow Prevention: Added protection for your water source.
Technical Specifications

Specifications confirmed against Jain Irrigation's manufacturer documentation.

Specification Details
Manifold Type 8-Port Pressure-Compensating Manifold
Inlet Size 1/2" Female Pipe Thread (FPT)
Outlets 8 x 1/4" (.250") Barbed Ports
Operating Pressure 20–60 PSI
Flow Rate Options 2 GPH (Blue), 6 GPH (Black), 10 GPH (Red), 20 GPH (Green) per outlet
Backflow Prevention Built-in
Minimum Filtration 150 Mesh
Installation Above grade — open air, Bubbler Box, or greenhouse
Brand Jain Irrigation (formerly Pepco)
Frequently Asked Questions

What's the correct operating pressure for the Octa-Bubbler?
The Octa-Bubbler is rated for an operating pressure of 20–60 PSI.

Pressure outside this range can cause uneven flow between ports — too much pressure may cause ports to seal up completely, while too little can cause inconsistent output.

How do I change the flow rate on my Octa-Bubbler?
Each outlet uses a removable, color-coded flow control insert available in 2, 6, 10, and 20 GPH.

Simply unscrew the cap, remove the diaphragm and stabilizer, and swap in a different flow control insert — no need to replace the whole unit.

Do I have to use all 8 outlets?
No — any unused ports can be capped with an Octa-Bubbler port plug.

Plugs push on and can be reused, making it easy to reconfigure the manifold as your layout changes.

Can I install the Octa-Bubbler underground?
No — the Octa-Bubbler is designed for above-grade installation, whether in open air, a bubbler box, or a greenhouse.

Keeping it above grade also makes flow-insert swaps and cleaning far easier to access.

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