MIXC 100PCS Drip Emitters Fan Shape with Stake Water Flow Adjustable for 1/4 inch Irrigation Tube Hose, 360 Degree Sprayer Perfect for Irrigation System Watering Kits for Garden Patio Lawn Flower Bed

Worked perfectly has a great pattern, and they all work, unlike some other brands which San Francisco cost more totally satisfied highly recommend.. They work exactly as another video from a customer submitted. The 1/4” lines are great. Flexible but strong which makes attaching to emitters easy.

This product is both affordable and performs exceptionally well. I have replaced all of my current water spouts with it, as they are of high quality.

I like these sprayers, you can easily adjust them to 360* spray or turn down to a trickle. Con, I used mine in a raised bed and daisy chained 4 of them them with 1/4" line only to find they require more water. opening only 2 will water nicely, but using all 4 turns them will cause them to trickle unless you have them all attached individually to a main line like a 1/2" hose to allow enough water and pressure

Our irrigation makes use of well water, and although I have a good filter for the system, our drip emitters still get clogged because of the mineral content of the water. Having grown tired of replacing 2gph drip emitters, I decided to go with stake-based emitters with a removable top. The first ones I bought (https://amzn.to/2uSzguL) were a disaster because (a) I broke off half of the barbs when installing because of their poor, brittle design and (b) they still got gummed up with mineral deposits. These emitters have a far superior design. Having the barb come out at a 45-degree angle provides a design that gives the barb much more support—see my first photo for the comparison. And having a fan-shaped bubbler instead of a slotted top means that mineral deposits are less likely to build up. The one suggestion I'd have for the manufacturer is to re-design the barbs so that the barb has a longer, more gradual taper to it, akin to the design of other barbed connectors I've seen out there (see Photo 2). This would make it easier to install the 1/4" tubing onto the emitter. Currently, when working in the field, it's very difficult to attach them to a 1/4" tube that may have been out there for a few years. What I ended up doing is pigtailing a short stretch of tubing to each of them in the shop after softening the tubing by putting them under a blow dryer for 5-10 seconds. Otherwise, I'm very pleased with these. Hoping they'll make maintenance of my system easier.

I have a hard time to install it in the tube even heating tube in the sun for 10 minutes.

These emitters work very well to provide a nice little fan spray!! Shipping was fast, installation was easy! One thing that is great, they have a 7-inch stem, instead of a 5-inch stem. That allows you to placethen so you have a little more height, or you can stake them a little deeper to make sure they don't move. Flow adjustment is easy, and they provide a perfect measurement of water over time. Be sure to heat the tubing in a pot of boiling water, before you put the tubing on these. As always, the barbs are not particularly fragile. But, it never hurts to be careful. And, tubing is always more pliable and easier to install, when hot.

I have so far bought and used about 250 of these. They are easy to use and adjust. Only issue is the male connector on the emitter is a little big, which requires you to heat up your drip lines before connecting. But I guess that gives it a strong connection, none of them are leaking. On my setup I ran up to 50 nozzles on a single zone. The problem is by the time the water gets to the end of the line the pressure is very low. You end up having to restrict the flow at the start of the line to ensure the end will get water. Just a little tedious but it works. If you are running 50 nozzles and want all plans to get water you are going to have to tune them with a slow drip on each nozzle. If you plan on opening the emitter for a fan pattern you will be restricted to only 3 or 4 nozzles at best on your zone. I think most of the issue is the main drip line really restricts water flow. If you were to run a larger main line, with the smaller lines to each nozzle it might work better.

These are not the same fittings at the ones that come with the irrigation kit from the same company. They work but with a little finagling. I think they’re designed to just slide the hose right over the fitting but it doesn’t create a good seal so they leak. I’ve been hitting the end of the hose very quickly with a blow torch just to make it a little malleable and then sliding it over the fitting. This helps mold it to the shape of the fitting creating a better seal. Other than that they work as expected, a couple out of the pack don’t spray quite right or don’t tighten down to close them off but other than that the rest work as expected. I do with the fittings were the same as the others but they are a good substitute and I would buy again if I needed more.

Fonctionne très bien. Je recommande

The product is advertised to be 7” tall, and also have an angled connector. They’re tiny, not even close to 7”. Blatant false advertising. Waste of a month waiting for delivery.

Works with the rest of my irrigation

Can't get them to connect to tubing. I have bought many others but the male connection is too thick and it won't go into tunes. I'm stuck with something that does nothing.