Raindrip 015005T 1/4 Zoll x 50 Fuß poröser Soaker-Schlauch, x Fuß, schwarz

Name: Raindrip 015005T 1/4 Zoll x 50 Fuß poröser Soaker-Schlauch, x Fuß, schwarz
Brand: Raindrip
SKU: 018171015051
Price: 26.36 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Raindrip

3.4/5

€
26.36

015005T Eigenschaften: -Flexibler poröser Schlauch bewässert Bäume, Hecken und Gartenbereiche. - Wird an einen 0,25-Zoll-Steckanschluss angeschlossen und benötigt eine Wasserzuleitung von 0,5 Zoll oder mehr. -50 Fuß Schlauch. Produkttyp: -Schläuche und Rohrleitungen. Abmessungen: Gesamtbreite von Seite zu Seite: -0,25. Gesamttiefe – von vorne nach hinten: -600. Gesamtproduktgewicht: -0,72 lbs.

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EAN: 018171015051

Kategorien Patio, Rasen & Garten, Garten & Rasenpflege, Bewässerungsgeräte, Automatische Bewässerungsgeräte, Bewässerungsschläuche,

Wird mit einer 50-Fuß-Spule mit ¼-Zoll-Soaker-Schlauch geliefert; Überprüfen Sie regelmäßig, ob Lecks oder Schäden vorhanden sind. In Gebieten mit kaltem Klima ist keine Winterfestmachung erforderlich – der Einweichschlauch kann an Ort und Stelle belassen oder mit Erde oder Mulch bedeckt werden, überschüssiges Wasser wird nach und nach heraussickern. Poröses, nicht druckausgleichendes Material lässt Wasser sanft aus der gesamten Schlauchleitung sickern; Der Schlauch kann auf die gewünschte Länge zugeschnitten werden. Als Teil eines kompletten Tropfbewässerungssystems leitet der Tropfschlauch Wasser aus der gesamten Leitung ab und hält so den Boden feucht; Flexible Schlauchbögen zur Anpassung an gebogene Bewässerungsbereiche sowie gerade Leitungen. Der Außendurchmesser (OD) des Schlauchs beträgt 0,250 Zoll, der Innendurchmesser (ID) beträgt 0,170 Zoll. Zum Anschluss an eine ½-Zoll-, 5/8-Zoll- oder 0,710-Zoll-Versorgungsleitung mit ¼-Zoll-Mikroanschluss, z. B. einem Widerhaken oder einem Clamp-N-Pierce-Anschluss. Bewässern Sie den Boden um Ihre Pflanzen herum langsam, um eine vollständige Hydratation der Wurzelzone zu gewährleisten. Ideal für kurze Strecken auf ebenen Flächen wie Gemüsegärten, Rabatten und um kleine Pflanzen herum.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Raindrip
Brand	‎Raindrip
Color	Black
Color	‎Black
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,983 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Hose Length	‎50 Feet
Included Components	‎Product Information Guide
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	6.5 x 2.6 x 6.5 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎6.5 x 2.6 x 6.5 inches
Item model number	‎015005T
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	0.19 Kilograms
Item Weight	‎0.19 Kilograms
Item Weight	‎6.7 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Raindrip
Material	Rubber
Material	‎Rubber
Nominal Wall Thickness	0.25
Nominal Wall Thickness	‎0.25
Outside Diameter	0.25 Inches
Outside Diameter	‎0.25 Inches
Part Number	‎015005T
Product Dimensions	‎6.5 x 2.6 x 6.5 inches
Size	‎1/4-inch x 50-foot
Style	‎015005T
Warranty Description	‎Raindrip stands by their product and gives a 1-year, 100% satisfaction guarantee. If your product breaks, Raindrip will send you a new one for free, just pay shipping and handling.

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Scritto da: Jesse

Great thorough saturation

The media could not be loaded. I've run a few hundred feet of this so far with more on the way. In the past, I've used emitters but always run into pressure issues or the caps unscrewing over time, which causes substantial pressure loss in the whole system. I have yet to experience pressure issues with this product. I use mostly 1/2 inch poly hose to get where I want to irrigate, then do very short runs of 1/4 inch poly hose off that. That's what my soaker hose connects to. I use as little as possible to maintain maximum pressure to the soaker hose. Longest sections of soaker hose I use are about 5 feet. The video is one of my beds with 10×5 foot sections. Keep in mind those hoses are now under the cover crop mulch, I just took a video during the pressure test. The 1/2 inch that feeds that bed comes off a 4 way splitter that also feeds other beds totalling about 150 feet of soaker hose(so far). I plan on adding another 150-200 feet because I think the pressure is more than adequate. I also have a large rose garden(separate system) in wine barrels with 46 on one 1/2 hose. I have many in smaller containers that I have programmed on a different schedule, otherwise they'd be in the same system with the other roses. It takes time to figure out appropriate spacing of the soaker hose, I do 16-18 inches but I'm still dialing it in. Takes much longer to saturate than standard sprinklers or emitters, but I think it's more thorough since gradual and slow watering allows the soil to absorb more vs running into the natural hydrophobic issues when watering too quickly. I'm very satisfied with this product and the price on here is cheaper than my local source. I do wish they offered larger rolls at a further reduced cost.

Scritto da: Danny Moreno

Simple easy to use tubing. Works great for planters and vegetable gardens.

Love this hard to find product. Got to love Amazon for having hard to find items.

Scritto da: Dave B.

So good!

I recently tried this product, and I'm probably going to use it to replace every one of those chintzy plastic sprinklers that drip irrigation kits normally come with. The sprinklers have to sit above the dirt and mulch, and are very prone to clogging, and are super finicky to adjust. This stuff solves ALL of that: it can sit under your mulch, or even under the dirt, it requires no adjustment, it's basically clog-proof, and it saves water and cuts down on mold and disease from not soaking your mulch. Its only competition is PE tubing with built-in emitters. But for those, you have to get the right spacing, they only spot-water, and they can clog. I've been using this soaker tubing by making rings around my plants, and tapping into solid 1/2" supply tubing with great success. This tubing is for sure my preferred delivery device.

Scritto da: InTartifletteWeTrust

Great when used properly

It’s a great product if used correctly, I use it in almost every configuration possible and I am very satisfied with it (Almost 150 ft. installed) After reading some of the negative reviews, (too porous, irregular flow) I would like to point out few tips to my fellow users, with Do’s and Don’t. In the defense of those negative reviews, I must say that the Amzn vendor could have left some instructions… If you look at a 3/4 in. soaking hose, you’ll see that they are equipped with a flow reducer, this one is NOT because it is designed to be cut to size, hence you have to use your own(s). If you remove the flow reducer on a 3/4 garden soaker, you’ll end up with the same issues. Let’s pretend that you have a 20 ft long PVC pipe, and you drill mini holes every inch. Now, open the water valve at full flow and full pressure. You’ll witness that the water shoots out of the first holes at full blast and that the pressure drops for every holes towards the end of the pipe: Each hole reduces the water pressure and volume available for the next one. If your pipe is long enough, the last holes will have very little flow to almost no flow compared to the first ones. Now repeat the experiment with reducing both pressure and volume, you’ll reach a point were you’ll find an equilibrium. The same laws of physics apply here, hence: - Use a pressure reducer: Drip irrigation systems are designed for 20 to 30 PSI, not 60 or 70 like your household plumbing. - Use a pressure compensating drip emitter or a valve at the beginning of the soaking hose. Choose your volume based on the cut length and needs of your plant(s) i.e. 2 GPH for 3ft. - If needed use 2 or more emitters based on the length (both ends) For small plants, or tomatoes, I do not recommend using a “closed loop” but rather a straight line with a goof plug that you wrap around the base of the plant: it can be easily removed/moved/extended If using on high slopes, gravity will kick in: Reduce the length of the cuts Do NOT make sharp turn or bend too hard. Do NOT let the water freeze inside If using “dirty” water, use a very fine filter or you'll clog it Don't burry the line: Plant roots will go through it. Leave the line on the soil and cover it with mulch. Lay it as flat as you can, otherwise water will drip to the lower point. As for the drip emitters, I recommend the Antelco CETA (with barbs). They are fully cleanable. The Rain Birds are not and I had a bunch of issues with Rain Bird emitters. I now stick with the best:

Scritto da: FERNANDO

la manguera es porosa

la manguera "suda" y es ideal para mantener la humedad a lo largo del tendido de la manquera.