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Does anyone use Irrigation Valves and Timers for drip system
- Thread starter Organic O
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no photos but this may give you some ideas
http://www.rainbird.com/landscape/products/controllers/index.htm
http://www.rainbird.com/landscape/products/controllers/index.htm
Most irrigation valves have a relatively high pressure requirement. You might want to check and see if this specification will work with your installation. Direct-acting valves (as opposed to pilot-operated) are more appropriate for low-pressure applications.
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Well this is how I set up. PVC manifold with tophat grommets and 1/4" tubing to the plants.
This was version 1.0 with a single open ended line taped to a stake.
Version 2.0 with the 1/4" line split with a tee and going to two open ended lines per pot.
As far as a timer, just hook up your pump to a basic timer and you are all set. I will probably go to version 3.0 with shrubblers instead of open ended lines.
This was version 1.0 with a single open ended line taped to a stake.
Version 2.0 with the 1/4" line split with a tee and going to two open ended lines per pot.
As far as a timer, just hook up your pump to a basic timer and you are all set. I will probably go to version 3.0 with shrubblers instead of open ended lines.
