Adjustable Dripper Kit

Adjustable Dripper Kit

Irrigation Drip Tape Kit

$369.67 was $585.91

Complete Driptape Kit Includes everything needed for a complete system, with punch tool and repair couplers.

Comes with:

• 5/8 Driptape

• ¾ Poly Hose

• ¾ PVC Ball Valve

• ¾ Screen Filter

• 15PSI Regulator

• 50x Driptape Mini-valve row starters

• 50x Driptape End plugs

• 8mm Punch Tool

• 10x Repair Couplers

 

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Customizable Irrigation Drip Tape Kit

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SKU
RK-DRIPKIT
Customize Irrigation Drip Tape Kit
5/8", 8 mil, 8 inch, 0.34 GPM/100', 2,000', Toro Aqua-Traxx® EA5080834-200   + $118.00
Toro Blue Stripe® Poly Tubing – 3/4" (0.805" ID), 500' Roll, 54 PSI   + $147.00
Senninger 15 PSI Pressure Regulator - 0.5-8 GPM - 3/4" FPT x 3/4" FPT   + $9.97
Starter Mini-Valve – 10 mm Barb Insert x 5/8" Drip Tape Swivel   + $0.70
5/8" Drip Tape End Plug with Swivel and Loop   + $0.31
Repair Coupler – 5/8" Drip Tape Swivel x 5/8" Drip Tape Swivel   + $0.33
3/4" Single Union PVC Ball Valve – 3/4" FNPT | RK1BV34OT   + $7.96
PVC Hose Adapter - 3/4" FHT x 3/4" MPT (534-007)   + $6.80
Perma-Loc 3/4" x 3/4" MPT Adapter – 800 Series Twist-Lock Fitting   + $1.61
IrrigationKing 3/4" Y Screen Filter – 120 Mesh, 20 GPM, 3/4" MNPT   + $16.65
8 mm Punch Tool – Red Handle – for Poly Tubing   + $8.34
Perma-Loc 3/4" End Plug x 3/4" MHT with Cap – 800 Series Twist-Lock Fitting   + $2.51

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Irrigation Drip Tape Kit
Irrigation Drip Tape Kit

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$369.67

Summary

    Everything You Need for a Simple Setup on a Standard Garden Hose!

    This kit includes all the essentials to connect directly to your average residential garden hose water supply. You’ll get enough driptape to cover 50 rows at 40 feet each, making it perfect for medium to large garden spaces.

    • Water Flow Requirements: Using all the driptape at once requires 6.8 gallons per minute (GPM)—a sweet spot for most residential supplies. If your water source can handle it, you’re good to go!
    • Running in Zones: Need to cover a larger area? No problem! It’s best to split the system into zones. That way, you can water different sections one at a time without overloading your water supply.
    • Have a Bigger Water Source? If you have access to an irrigation hydrant or a gas-powered pump, you can connect this system to a larger mainline and run multiple kits at once for serious coverage.
    • Limited Water Supply? No worries—each row includes its own mini valve, so you can easily shut off individual zones and stay within your system’s limits.