Can it be added to a drip irrigation system?
1391404
Drip irrigations systems I know of screw onto a standard hose/faucet, and this has the same type of threads/connection, so yes. Attach this filter to the faucet, then your hose to the other end of the filter...other end of hose to your irrigation system.
1391405
I would think so. I use mine inline between the outside spigot to my trailer via garden hose. Works well and it's really easy to install
1391406
I've never tried it on a drip system but I don't see any reason why this filter wouldn't work. Don't know where you live but I lived in Pahrump, Nevada for 7 years. The water there, at that time was so hard my emitters on my drip system were always plunging up. Wish I would have thought about a filter then.
1721111
Doubtful. Doesn't come with the needed stem adapter. I don't think you could adapt one to the hose either.
1899763
Yes, you can attach a garden hose directly. I added an aerator to the faucet to give a stronger stream of water.
808099
I would say yes, because it is merely a bottle that attaches to the hose that dispenses the solution. I guess they are hoping that you'd just go out and buy another bottle, but what you propose makes more sense, especially since I have tones of that miracle grow stuff in my shed. You have given me a great idea. Thanks.
2284531
Not directly. It had a 1/2" NPT thread, but you can buy adapters separately. This manifold is intended to replace a sprinkler head for an underground irrigation system. You can buy drip manifolds that attach directly to a garden house
2005220
I don't see why not. I would highly recommend adding an inline water filter.
399459
yes, but don't place it more than a few (2 or 3 in) above the rain barrel. make sure to put an overflow outlet in the final rain barrel or if connecting them in series.(0-0-0- the 0 = barrels and the - = connectors or outlet/overflow)
1411199
Yes, you can attach the proper adapter and then attach the garden hose, however you might want to consider the stress that a garden hose might place on the spout connection at the base of the faucet.
1086022
This is not a soaker line (which is what you would use for underground watering) but I believe you could modify the drip endings with a fabric wrap of some sort to make a low volume underground line
1167626
I am pretty sure you could even if you would need an adapter ... we have ours attached to an outside spigot with a hose ...
975080
No it can not. I have that pump it just has enough power to run a drip system. And not that well .
131809
I would think you would have to have it connected to a separate zone on your irrigation system. I am assuming that is what you are contemplating. I am certainly not an expert.
575030
I'd read the label. Regular lawn irrigation likely dilutes its potency. It could work but may need to be applied more frequently than the label recommends in sprinkler locations.
195730
Well I think you might want to look into drip irrigation if you only need a small amount of water...
1244968
I'm guessing it would work but also dependent on the mass of water in your rain barrel which would create pressure, by the weight of the water, to 'push' the water through the drip lines.
406508
It's possible to connect it to a spigot as you've inquired but this would generally be a violation of local building code ordinances and utility regulations due to the potential adverse impacts it could cause to a municipal potable water system (e.g. creating a suction and promoting water contamination from cross-connections). In other words, creating a health hazard from the suction/negative pressure you'd create. Unless you have your own water source such as a private well, I'd strongly discourage doing what you're suggesting. It's not safe.
98429
Yes, you need a pressure regulator. Check the various drip irrigation sites; they will show you how to hook up the system.