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Emitter Tubing (DET) Connections<br />
240 GPH<br />
1/2” x 1/2” x 1/2” Easy Loc (ELT)<br />
Pros:<br />
Cons:<br />
• Highest Flow Rate<br />
• Most Stable<br />
• Most Versatile<br />
160 GPH<br />
• Higher Cost<br />
• Multiple Points of Connection<br />
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.400” Barbed Fittings<br />
require 3/4” or larger<br />
mainline tubing<br />
1/2” Easy Loc x .400” Barb (EL38B )<br />
Pros:<br />
Cons:<br />
• Higher Flow Rate (than EL14B) • Less Stable (than ELT)<br />
• Single Point of Connection • Less Versatile (than ELT)<br />
• Shut off single line (ELV400B) • Requires a .400” Punch<br />
1/2“ Easy Loc x .400” Barb w/Valve (ELV400B)<br />
Easy Loc<br />
End Cap<br />
160 GPH<br />
80 GPH<br />
1/2” Easy Loc x 1/4” Barb (EL14B)<br />
Pros:<br />
• Lower Cost<br />
• Single Point of Connection<br />
Cons:<br />
• Low Flow Rate<br />
• Less Stable (than ELT)<br />
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1/2” emitter tubing is available with a variety of spacings, roll lengths and the 9” and<br />
12” spacing offer 1/2 GPH or 1 GPH options.
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