PC Sprinkler Barb – Shrubbler 24 L/h 4mm

Description

Antelco Shrubbler^® 360° Pressure Compensating Barb 4mm – 24 L/h

The Antelco Shrubbler^® 360° Pressure Compensating (PC) Barb is a fixed-output irrigation emitter designed to provide uniform watering across a wide range of operating pressures. Its pressure compensating diaphragm helps maintain consistent water delivery between emitters positioned at different distances along the irrigation line or at varying elevations. Fitted with an integral 4mm barb, the emitter installs directly into compatible irrigation tubing and is suitable for watering pots, containers, planter boxes and landscaped areas. The take-apart design allows easy inspection and cleaning, while UV-stabilised materials provide reliable long-term outdoor performance. Designed and manufactured by Antelco in Australia. Antelco Part Number: 31685 See the Antelco Shrubbler^® range installed and operating.

• Pressure compensating 360° irrigation emitter.
• Antelco Part Number: 31685.
• Integral 4mm barb connection.
• Nominal flow rate of 24 litres per hour.
• Pressure compensating diaphragm helps maintain uniform water delivery across the recommended operating pressure range.
• Take-apart design for easy inspection and cleaning.
• Colour-coded cap for easy identification.
• Manufactured from UV-stabilised polypropylene with a silicone rubber diaphragm.
• Designed and manufactured by Antelco in Australia.

• Pots and containers.
• Planter boxes.
• Balconies and patios.
• Landscape irrigation.
• Installations where consistent watering is required over varying pipe lengths or changes in elevation.

• Suitable for installation into compatible irrigation tubing using the integral 4mm barb connection.
• Compatible with Grow Insane, Antelco, Hozelock and most other standard micro irrigation systems where a 4mm barb emitter is required.

1. Create a suitable hole in the irrigation supply pipe using a compatible hole punch, or connect to suitable 4mm micro irrigation pipe where appropriate.
2. Push the 4mm barb fully into position.
3. Position the emitter adjacent to the plant or area to be watered.
4. Turn on the water supply and check for leaks.
5. Periodically unscrew the cap to inspect and clean the emitter if required before reassembling.