- 2 GPH Irrigation Drippers & Drip Emitters Maintain Constant Flow, 2 GPH Pressure Compensating Drippers, 2 GPH Inline Drippers & Drip Irrigation Emitters, 50 Per Bag, Green/Black

Work like the high priced ones. A lot cheaper

Sometimes you get what you pay for. In this case, the quality control appears non-existant. I conservatively estimate 1/3 could not be used; some blew apart and some did not drip at all. Replacement drippers from a chain store work fine on my system so I know it is the drippers and not water pressure causing my problems. The energy I spent in diagnosing problems, replacing faulty dippers, and sheer aggravation and trips to the hardware store did not make up for the money I initially saved. Argh.

I run a decent sized garden every year but i normally use a hose and hand water which takes a lot of time. Not anymore! These were extremely easy to add to my system and work much better than the drippers they are replacing. I like how easy these are to clean out if they get any debri in your lines.You just flip them over,let them run for a second and voila they are clean. my garden needs are going to met much better than i years past. thanks you for the extremely fast shipping. i will be back for another bag when i need another 50.

These 2gph emitters are easy to insert into the distribution tubes but don't come our when the line is pressurized. They perform year after year even when left in place over the winter.

The ends always pop off and you end up with gisers.

Drip line lots of work at beginning but well worth it,use 1,2, and 5 drip emitter.

Great steady reliable flow rate. Switched from the mini-sprinkler types because they were too unpredictable, and when put on a 1/4in line they lost pressure by the 3rd sprinkler. I have 7 of these pressure compensating on a 1/4in line and they all preform perfectly. My only wish is to combine the distribution of the sprinkler with the steady flow rate of these, but they only solution I've found is to distribute more of these around for even coverage. Also the ability to turn off the sprinkler was nice, but can be done with a cap.

The amounts of water these emitters emit vary a lot between different emitters. I tried 8 of them. 2 did not emit any water. 1 emitted very little water, less than 1 GPH. 2 emitted drops that looked consistent with 2 GPH. The rest emitted a stream of water, not drops, almost as free flow. Before installing these emitters I did check the free water flow from feeding tubes, hence water is not stuck there. I've got a pack of 50 and need 16 for my garden. I will try to replace those that do not work properly. Perhaps I will find another 14 that work properly.