Durable and precise pressure compensating dripline used for narrow or dense plantings
DIG’s Excel PCD 17mm CV Pressure compensating, Dual Outlet Dripline with Check Valve for subsurface irrigation is a reliable, durable and precise pressure compensating dripline used for narrow or dense plantings. The dripline’s cylindrical drip emitters have built in check valves to prevent siphoning when water pressure drops below 2.5 PSI. This feature protects the inline emitters from sediment, soil particles and debris entering the dripline.
Each cylindrical drip emitter’s floating diaphragm regulates and maintains a consistent flow rate at variable inlet pressures ranging from 12 to 50 PSI in a wide range of demanding conditions. Excel PCD CV Pressure compensating, Dual Outlet Dripline with Check Valve provides a colored stripe for each flow rate and unlike another dripline with only a single outlet, Excel PCD CV Pressure compensating, Dual Outlet Dripline with Check Valve has two outlets per emitter.
If one outlet becomes blocked, a second outlet on the opposing side of the dripline provides redundancy to the dripline performance. The Excel PCD CV Pressure compensating, Dual Outlet Dripline with Check Valve is made of premium low-density polyethylene resins with UV protection and large, tough cylindrical drip emitters, offering a combination of outstanding environmental stress-cracking resistance and burst strength with anti-siphoning capability for subsurface irrigation applications.
The dripline is available with emitters in 12" or 18" spacing.
The dripline is available with flow rates of 0.6 or 1 GPH
Available in 100', 250', 500' and 1000' coils
Line Diameter of .570" ID x .670" OD
Features:
Can be installed above or below grade
Inline emitter check valves prevent drainage from the dripline when water pressure drops below 2.5 PSI, protecting the emitters against the siphoning of small sediment and soil particles into the drip emitter
Two outlets per emitter; If one outlet becomes blocked, a second outlet on the opposing side of the dripline provides redundancy to the dripline performance
Available in two flow rates, a wide range of emitters spacing and a wide range of drip tubing lengths to provide maximum design flexibility in a variety of applications
Available with double stripes colored codes, representing the drip line flow rates
Pressure compensating feature provides flow uniformity regardless of operating pressure and variation along the line
Drip emitter and diaphragm are self-contained units molded to the interior wall of the tubing
Flow path design supports superior clogging resistance
Turbulent flow through large labyrinth water passages leads water into the flow control chamber where a sensitive floating silicon diaphragm regulates and maintains a constant flow rate at variable inlet pressures. The self-flushing silicon diaphragm allows pressure to build up within the chamber and flush any debris not captured by the inlet filter.
Dripline includes one inlet and two outlets per each emitter
Intake inlet has a number of raised grooves that act as a secondary filter. The filter intake area is continuously flushed by water flow throughout the operation of the system, preventing particles from entering the labyrinth and giving the drip emitter its resistance to clogging.
Check valve and dual, oppositely oriented directional outlets act as a physical barrier to root and debris intrusion
Resistant to chemicals and fertilizers commonly used in landscaping
Protected against UV degradation
Flexible tubing for easy installation
Dripline is printed with the flow rate and size for easy identification
Use with DIG’s 17 mm barb fittings, .670″ OD compression fittings and universal Nut Lock™ fittings
Specifications for the Micro-Line Dripline
Nominal flow rates:
.6 GPH (2.3 L/H) drip emitter color code - orange
1 GPH (3.8 L/H) drip emitter color code - gray
Operating pressure: 12-50 PSI (.8-3.5 BAR)
Check Valve Sealing pressure: 2.5 PSI (.17 BAR)
Check Valve Opening pressure: 4.3 PSI (.3 BAR)
Materials: Dow FINGERPRINT™ DFDA-7510 NT linear low-density polyethylene resin with a minimum of 2% carbon black
Size: 1/2" (.570" ID x .670" OD)(14.5 mm ID x 17 mm OD)
Spacing: 12" or 18"
Available in: Available in 100', 250', 500' and 1000' coils (30 m, 75 m,150 m and 300 m)
Minimum bending radius: 1' (.3 m)
Filter requirement: minimum of 150 mesh
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Specifications
Diameter / Size
0.570 in (ID) x 0.670 in (OD)
Part Type
Dripline
Product Details
Brand
DIG
SKU
A5-512P-CV
UPC
840620103909
Weight
22.27 lb
Shipping
Lead Time
This Product Ships in 10-14 Business Days
Product Documents 1
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What is DIG Excel Series 17 mm Pressure Compensating Dripline designed for?
DIG Excel Series 17 mm Pressure Compensating Dripline is designed for narrow or dense plantings and subsurface irrigation. The pressure compensating design helps maintain a consistent flow rate across variable inlet pressure.
Which fittings work with DIG Excel Series 17 mm Dripline?
DIG Excel Series 17 mm Dripline works with DIG's 17 mm barb fittings, .670-inch OD compression fittings, and universal Nut Lock fittings.
What tubing size does DIG Excel Series 17 mm Dripline use?
DIG Excel Series 17 mm Dripline uses 0.570-inch ID by 0.670-inch OD tubing, also listed as 14.5 mm ID by 17 mm OD.
Does DIG Excel Series Dripline help prevent siphoning and clogging?
DIG Excel Series Dripline includes built-in check valves that prevent siphoning when water pressure drops below 2.5 PSI. The check valve also helps protect the inline emitters from sediment, soil particles, and debris entering the dripline.
Can DIG Excel Series Dripline be installed above or below grade?
DIG Excel Series Dripline can be installed above or below grade.
What emitter spacing and flow rate does this DIG Excel Series dripline use?
DIG Excel Series 17 mm Dripline in the 500-foot coil uses 12-inch emitter spacing and 0.6 GPH flow rate.