drip irrigation system bunnings

A “drip irrigation system bunnings” refers to a complete configuration or bundle of drip irrigation systems, typically sold as a set of connected units designed to efficiently distribute water across your lawn or garden. Here are the key components and features you can expect in such a buning:

Configuration Options

1. 20 Emitters (Standard Tubing)

   • 20 emitters spaced about 5 feet apart.
   • Suitable for small to medium-lawns, providing consistent water coverage.

2. 35 Emitters

   • More spaced-out emitters for larger areas or deeper watering needs.
   • Less common but can be used in conjunction with other irrigation methods (e.g., direct sprinklers).

3. 50 Emitters

   • Sparser spacing and more powerful emitters for taller plants or deeper gardens.
   • Ideal for trellises, lawns, and small yards.

4. 75 Emitters

   • Very efficient, with tight spacing for taller plants and larger areas.
   • Suitable for lawns that require frequent watering.

Sizes of Drip Irrigation Systems

1. 1/4″ Tubing (6-inch Spacing)

   • Water coverage is moderate to light.
   • Good for residential gardens and small lawns.

2. 1/8″ Tubing (5-foot Spacing)

   • Strong watering capability, providing efficient moisture transfer.
   • Suitable for larger areas or deeper plants.

3. 3/4″ Tubing (9-inch Spacing)

   • Water coverage is moderate to heavy.
   • Ideal for tall trees and spreading out over a large area.

4. 1/2″ Tubing (6-foot Spacing)

   • Strong watering capability, but less water-efficient than 3/4″ tubing.
   • Can be used in combination with other irrigation methods or feeders

Water Flow Rate

The flow rate of the drip irrigation system determines how much water it can deliver. Common settings include:

• Gallons per hour (GPH): 50, 100, 200, 300 GPH.
• Liters per minute (LPM): 700, 850, 1000 L/min.

These settings are typically specified on the packaging or in the user’s manual.

Connection Methods

Depending on your application:

• 1/2″ Tubing: Connect to a main irrigation system via a feeder or sprinkler.
• 3/4″ Tubing: Use for direct watering from feeders.
• 1/8″ Tubing: Ideal for connecting multiple systems in parallel.

Additional Features

Drip irrigation tape: that connects directly to your drip system .
Water management features: Includes feeders, sprinklers, and other components to ensure proper water distribution when connected to the main system.