Brand: Rainbird
Product Overview:
Achieve precise and efficient watering for your landscape with the RainBird XFD0912100 Dripline. Designed to deliver targeted hydration to your plants' root zones, this dripline system is perfect for gardens, flowerbeds, and shrubbery, ensuring healthy growth while conserving water.
Key Features:
Precision Emitter: Each dripline comes with 0.9 gallons per hour (GPH) emitters, delivering water precisely where it's needed.
12-inch Spacing: Emitters spaced every 12 inches ensure uniform coverage, preventing dry spots and promoting lush vegetation.
Flexible Installation: Suitable for both above-ground and subsurface installation, accommodating various landscaping needs.
Durable Construction: Made from high-quality materials, the dripline is built to last and withstands environmental factors.
Water Conservation: By delivering water directly to the root zone, it reduces water wastage, promoting efficient irrigation.
Specifications:
Model: RainBird XFD0912100
Flow Rate: 0.9 gallons per hour (GPH)
Spacing: 12 inches
Length: 100 feet
Material: Durable plastic construction
Benefits:
Upgrade your irrigation system with the RainBird XFD0912100 Dripline for precise and efficient watering. The precision emitters ensure targeted hydration, promoting healthy plant growth while conserving water. With emitters spaced every 12 inches, you'll achieve uniform coverage across your landscape, preventing dry spots and ensuring lush vegetation. The dripline's durable construction ensures longevity and resistance to environmental factors, providing reliable performance season after season. Whether you prefer above-ground or subsurface installation, this dripline offers flexibility to suit your landscaping preferences. By delivering water directly to the root zone, it reduces water wastage and promotes water conservation, making it an eco-friendly choice for your irrigation needs. Invest in the RainBird XFD0912100 Dripline for efficient and sustainable irrigation solutions that keep your landscape thriving.
