PC Dripper – DripPets LadyBug 4l/h 4mm

Description

Antelco DripPets® Ladybug Pressure Compensating Dripper 4 l/h

The Antelco DripPets® Ladybug is a decorative pressure compensating dripper designed to deliver a constant flow rate of 4 litres per hour across a wide range of operating pressures. Manufactured in the shape of a ladybug, it provides the same reliable irrigation performance as a conventional pressure compensating dripper while offering a distinctive appearance for gardens, pots and landscaped areas. The dripper incorporates Antelco’s pressure compensating diaphragm, turbulent flow path, self-flushing action and built-in inlet filter to help provide consistent performance and minimise blockages. Manufactured from UV-stabilised engineering plastic, it is designed and manufactured by Antelco in Australia. Antelco Part Number: 30845

• Pressure compensating dripper delivering a nominal flow rate of 4 litres per hour.
• Decorative ladybug design with registered appearance.
• Pressure compensating diaphragm helps maintain a consistent flow rate.
• Turbulent flow path for reliable water distribution.
• Self-flushing action with insect baffle to help minimise blockages.
• Built-in inlet filter.
• 4mm inlet barb for connection to 4mm micro irrigation pipe.
• 4mm outlet suitable for attaching 4mm micro tube.
• Manufactured from UV-stabilised engineering plastic.
• Designed and manufactured by Antelco in Australia.

• Potted plants.
• Container gardens.
• Patios and courtyards.
• Landscape irrigation.
• Garden beds where a decorative dripper is preferred.

• Compatible with standard 4mm micro irrigation pipe.
• Suitable for use with 4mm distribution tubing connected to an irrigation supply system.
• Also available as the Antelco DripPets® Frog 4l/h (Part No. 30815).

1. Push the inlet barb fully into compatible 4mm micro irrigation pipe.
2. Attach 4mm micro tube to the outlet if water is to be delivered away from the dripper.
3. Position the dripper adjacent to the plant requiring irrigation.
4. Turn on the water supply and check that the dripper is operating correctly.
5. Inspect periodically and flush the irrigation system as part of routine maintenance.