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For Misting Larger Areas
Ideal for germination in nurseries and green houses, VibroNet’s innovative vibration technology delivers a perfect distribution of fine droplets across the germination table - helping you achieve significantly higher germination rates and healthy seedlings. Excellent uniformity can be achieved with sprinkler spacings between 3’ and 5’, with an elevation of 2’ to 5’. The VibroNet sprinkler can be used upright or upside down.
Why VibroNet™
- HIGH UNIFORMITY AND GERMINATION RATES: The uniform droplets are perfectly sized and distributed to guarantee effective germination.
- AVOID PLANT DAMAGE: Bridge-less design ensures drip-less operation so that any plants located below are protected from water drip-off.
- SELF-CLANING: “Vibration” mechanism prevents build-up of mineral deposits in the nozzle – reducing need for maintenance and repairs.
- HARD-WEARING: Micro-emitters are made from materials resistant to abrasive agrochemicals and harsh weather conditions.
Product Advantages
- Excellent uniformity of distribution on every single line.
- Vibration delivery system to generate a very fine and uniform drop.
- Self-cleaning, the vibration system prevents occlusions from forming on the nozzle.
- Made of high quality plastic materials resistant to chemicals normally used in agriculture and the most difficult weather conditions.
- Can be used both upside down and straight.
- Supplied with a light gray 4 x 6.5 mm diameter SSPe tube to reduce radiation absorption greenhouse lights, thus decreasing light losses, and with an AD valve to prevent light drainage of the distribution line.
Applications
- In all Greenhouse Irrigation systems and Germination
Specifications
- Structure without bow with vibrating action.
- 3 different flow rates: 25, 40, 50 l / h Nominal flow rate at 3.0 bar pressure Working pressure: 3.0 bar
- Recommended filtration: 120 mesh / 130 micron The filtration method is to be adjusted based on the dirt particles present in the water. If the sand dissolved in the water is greater than 2 ppm, a Hydrocyclone filter must be installed before the main filter. If sand / silt / clay is greater than 100 ppm, pre-treatment is required.
- Sprinkler connection: pressure male.
| Brand | Netafim |
|---|---|
| SKU | 64300-005110 |
| Weight (lb.) | 2.0000 |
| Prop 65 | false |
| Lead Time | 7-10 |
| Hazardous Material | false |
| UL Listed | No |
| ETL Listed | No |
| Case/Pack/Pallet Amount | 25 |
| Irrigation Part Type | Sprinkler Head |
What does Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler Head do for germination?
Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler Head is ideal for germination in nurseries and greenhouses, and vibration technology delivers fine droplets across the germination table for uniform coverage.
Can Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler Head be used upright or upside down?
Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler Head can be used upright or upside down.
What spacing and elevation work with Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler Head?
Excellent uniformity can be achieved with sprinkler spacings between 3' and 5', with an elevation of 2' to 5'.
How does Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler Head reduce drip-off and buildup?
Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler Head uses a bridge-less design for drip-less operation, and the vibration mechanism helps prevent mineral deposits from building up in the nozzle.
What connection does Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler Head use?
Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler Head uses a pressure male sprinkler connection.
What comes with Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler Head?
Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler Head comes with a light gray 4 x 6.5 mm diameter SSPe tube and an AD valve, and this listing is a pack of 25.
What filtration does Netafim recommend for Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler Head?
Netafim recommends 120 mesh or 130 micron filtration for Netafim VibroNet Sprinkler Head. A Hydrocyclone filter must be installed before the main filter when sand dissolved in water is greater than 2 ppm, and pretreatment is required when sand, silt, or clay is greater than 100 ppm.