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Your cart is empty.Rain Bird SW10-30PS Drip Irrigation Spot Watering Dripper/Emitter, 1.0 Gallon Per Hour, 30-Pack. This robust pressure-compensating emitter provides a medium 1.0 gallon-per-hour flow rate. Ideal for watering root zones of garden and landscape plants, shrubs, and container plantings. Rain Bird's pressure-compensating design ensures all plants receive the desired watering rate regardless of their position along the distribution tubing run. Uniform flow is delivered throughout a wide pressure range from 15 to 50 PSI. Barbed ends securely retain 1⁄4" Drip tubing for a leak-proof connection. Self-piercing barb allows for direct insertion into the side of 1/2" or larger drip irrigation tubing, or in-line use with 1/4" tubing for positioning near individual plants. Simple to insert by hand, or for faster installation use one of Rain Bird’s insertion tools (sold separately): ET/1PK25S, HPUN1-1S, and HPTCX. Designed with large water passages and self-flushing action to help prevent clogging. Constructed of highly durable UV and chemical-resistant materials to withstand adverse conditions. Rain Bird emitters are color coded to easily identify flow rate. Convenient plastic bag contains (10) black-colored emitters. Also available in: 0.5, 2.0, and 5.0 GPH flow rates to customize watering of varying plant types and sizes. Rain Bird "The Intelligent Use of Water"
AZhappy
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025
just what I ordered
Muriel Pollet
Reviewed in France on February 2, 2025
Goutteur auto régulant 4l/h parfait pour mon potager
Gerold Ransom
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024
Bought a kit and needed more, the local hardware store only carries multipacks, and I needed a lot. This was perfect for that.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on June 25, 2024
worked good for plants in the green house
Gaétan Bertrand
Reviewed in Canada on June 12, 2024
Rain Bird les meilleurs sur le marché
Brandon R
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
Easy to use and fairly accurate. about 12% higher drip but that is pretty good for a mechanical system. Make sure to put barbed end in to 1/4" line or they won't work. These are new so don't know how they will hold up - so far so good.
Ron Fichtner
Reviewed in Canada on October 11, 2024
controls the water flow and performs much better than the "adjustable" style controllers
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on July 4, 2023
Buy these if your watering tomato or pepper plants. The drip heads need no very low pressure and will also gravity drip if your water source is high enough. Tried the kit system on a 8gph RV pump and it maxed out at 10 sprinkler heads. Now running 45 drip heads and 7 sprinkler heads with ease and no wasted water
JSB
Reviewed in Canada on July 15, 2023
No problems with these
BJ Johnson
Reviewed in Canada on November 10, 2023
Odd one didn’t work but for price I would buy again
Rebecca Ramsthaler
Reviewed in Canada on August 2, 2021
Works well.Expensive for what they are.Not to bad to pop into a line, impossible to get off again.Serves its purpose for the garden
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on July 21, 2021
Very good - used them before.
Fuzzball
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2016
We have about 120 wine grape vines in six 70ft. rows on our Michigan Upper Peninsula farm. They are a mix of 1, 2 and 3 yr. olds. It's a hobby crop and we are trying to be cost and time efficient because we both work full time. Our first watering system was simply runs of soaker hose which proved unsatisfactory for a variety of reasons. We stumbled upon the Rain Bird drip irrigation system while wandering around at Menard's. The 1/2" main water line was quite reasonably priced at $30 something for 500 ft and the 1/4 tubing also at $8 for 100ft. I made my own ground staples out of 12ga vineyard wire) The whole system is well designed and very easy to install. Each of 120 vines required a certain amount of fiddling to get the tubing aimed where you want it but zip tying them to the stakes turned out to be the ticket. I am very impressed with the flexibility and the accurate delivery. We used these 1gph emitters, pierced directly into the main line and 1 foot of small tubing to aim the drip where it's needed. A little bit of trial and error and we discovered some necessary alterations in our plan, but nothing that really set us back---it was all quite logical once we got started with the installation. The whole system is run through a standard digital water timer---the kind used in-line with a garden hose. Pushing the emitters into the hose requires some effort and I'm glad I bought the special tool made for it---but I also found it useful to make a backing block out of a chunk of 2x4 to make that job even easier. Just slide the block under the main hose into the channel and the hose is supported and kept from flattening out as you easily poke that little guy in---(on the end of the block I cut a slot to make pushing in the ground staples easier) see the pictures. On the whole I'm very satisfied and we plan to install another system for our 3 big raised bed gardens. I recommend this system for DIYers and anyone who's a bit handy. Even on much smaller systems than mine, it seems like it would be cost effective in labor and water savings as well as over-all garden health.Note on useful life of system: My goal is to get at least 3 years out of this system, including taking it up each fall and reinstalling each spring. I'll update this review as those experiences are accumulated. So far so good though at this beginning stage.
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