Rain Bird ET63-100S Tropfbewässerungsdruckausgleichender 1/2 (0,634 OD) Emitterschlauch, 18 Emitterabstand, 100' Rolle, brauner Emitterschlauch (0,634) OD 100' Rolle

Name: Rain Bird ET63-100S Tropfbewässerungsdruckausgleichender 1/2 (0,634 OD) Emitterschlauch, 18 Emitterabstand, 100' Rolle, brauner Emitterschlauch (0,634) OD 100' Rolle
Brand: Rain Bird
SKU: 077985002220
Price: 97.30 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Rain Bird

3.7/5

€
97.30

Die verstärkte Aluminium-Wandbürste Blue Torrent 18 für Schwimmbäder ist ein unverzichtbarer Pool- und Spa-Artikel für Erstbesitzer eines Pools. Entworfen mit leicht anpassbaren Griffen für Standard-1-1/4-Stangen. Rückseite und Griff aus Aluminiumdruckguss. Design mit gebogenem Körper. Borsten aus Polypropylen.

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EAN: 077985002220

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

Betriebsdruck 8,5 bis 60 psi. Schlauchspezifikationen: 0,634 Außendurchmesser, 0,536 Innendurchmesser, 0,049 Wandstärke. Brauner, UV-beständiger Schlauch für den Einsatz unter oder über der Erde. Lässt sich problemlos an Ihren Wasserhahn, Gartenschlauch oder vorhandenen unterirdischen Sprinklerkopf anschließen (mit Rain Bird-Umrüstsätzen). Robuster, flexibler Schlauch, der sich leicht abrollen und im Garten, Blumenbeet, Bodendecker oder anderen Landschaftsbereichen befestigen lässt. Die einzigartige mikroporöse Konstruktion sorgt für eine extrem dichte Verbindung. Eingebaute Emitter mit einer Leistung von 0,9 Gallonen pro Stunde im Abstand von 18 Zoll. Druckausgleichende Strahler bewässern die Pflanzen gleichmäßig vom Anfang bis zum Ende des Schlauchs im gesamten Pflanzbereich. Funktioniert wie ein Saugschlauch, nur besser, weil er nicht verstopft und keine Wartung erfordert.

Brand	Rain Bird
Color	Brown
Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 4,520 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	7.5 x 7.5 x 1.96 inches
Item model number	ET63-100S
Item Weight	0.22 Pounds
Item Weight	3.45 ounces
Manufacturer	Rain Bird
Material	Plastic
Maximum Pressure	60 Pound per Square Inch
Nominal Wall Thickness	0.049 inch
Outside Diameter	0.63 Inches
Product Dimensions	7.5 x 7.5 x 1.96 inches

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Scritto da: Mark

Quality tubing

I ran this tubing from an irrigation timer to a planting bed on the other side of my yard. The tubing is sturdy enough to bury beneath the lawn and come up into the planting bed where I'll run drip irrigation off of it.

Scritto da: Jeffrey Ho

Use instead of hose for automated watering system

For 10 years, my watering system was regular hoses and soaker hoses. That was painful to set up each season as hoses are heavy. We now use this to carry water to where we want it and drip lines instead of soaker hoses. Much easier to work with. I use FULAIERGO fittings to make connections and to split and cap lines.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Easy to work with

I use it to irrigate my garden, tomatoes mostly. Have been using it for many years.

Scritto da: Angel Douglas

You get what you pay for. This is a 4 out of 5.

I bought this because I needed it for the garden. I was unimpressed with how easily the tube bends and kinks. Its just cheap drip irrigation. You truly get what you pay for. I have used drip and sprayers. I would recommend using sprayers with this. I do not seeing this lasting more then 2 years max. But I have been surprised before.

Scritto da: K K Schwartz

Easy to use, durable

Works as it should and is easy to use. I think it’s going to last for years.

Scritto da: Mustang

Do not leave it in the sun!

Overall, I like this product. I bought some here on Amazon, but found another roll at Ace when I needed more immediately. However, in a Texas summer, this hose will eventually be destroyed by the sun. It will begin to split and you'll find a fountain in your yard. Anything not buried will eventually fail. I've gotten pretty quick at splicing in new sections, before making sure it's buried. As the water leaks out when not pressurized, it could empty enough to become buoyant and with a good rain, float out of the soil. While keeping it buried might sound like common sense to some, I even mean as it leaves your hydrant. Run a leader hose to the ground and bury the junction. While repairing a bad section yesterday, I heard a hiss and found a new split that started to leak while I was just feet away.

Scritto da: Rum Junkie

Updating my drip system.

Updating my drip system. Old one is 20 years old with lots of patching and animal chews. These appear to be proper replacements with good thickness and correct size.

Scritto da: J. Baker

Be sure you have the right 1/2" distribution tubing!!!

There are two sizes of 1/2" distribution tubing: the 0.63 OD and the 0.70 OD. For example, the 0.63 will not fit on the Drip Depot Irritec Perma-Loc 1/2" fittings (e.g., https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019869M3W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and probably others. They require the 0.70 OD tubing. Unfortunately I cut the tubing before trying it and, of course, it will not fit. 1/2" is NOT 1/2".!!! Be very careful what you order. So I cannot speak to its quality or durability since I am unable to use it. So I have given it average 3 ratings. The big problem is they do not emphasize the fact of different size 1/2" tubing.

Scritto da: JOBY MATHEW

Original rain bird product from US

Same as described and expected...

Scritto da: S K

Nice product - exactly as described

Very nice product. Just as described.

Scritto da: D Price

Better deal at Canadian Tire!

Bought a 500 ft roll a few months ago. It's fine -- 1/2" genuine Rainbird irrigation feed line. I needed to get some more last week --- and baulked at the cost on Amazon of $152 for a 500 ft roll. Can Tire had it in stock: 100 ft for $20. As most runs are less than 500 ft, the shorter rolls are almost as convenient. One tip: the 1/2" ID means some "1/2 inch" irrigation line fittings are too big to fit. However, this can be fixed easily by heating the end of the pipe with a hot air gun for 15-30 seconds. The plastic softens and will then fit tightly over a 5/8" inch barb fitting -- and it even shrinks a bit without splitting. No crimping required and all the connections I have made seem watertight.

Scritto da: J. G. Royea

Stiff and hard

This tubing is so stiff and plasticky that it is difficult to use - almost impossible for me to get it around any fittings and I've been doing irrigation for awhile. It is also seems just a bit smaller than 1/2". Basically it's so crappy it's almost garbage.

Scritto da: Mhd

Leaks in many places!

I bought these on may for a large irrigation project I had, it took me a few month to install and finish it and when I run water through the tubes today there are a lot of micro holes all over and ruined my hole project ! I am really disappointed. I knew that because it was thin, it could easily bend, but I have no idea why there are so many holes on a major section of this product.