
Netafim Flat 4-Way Manifold for Container Watering
Feeding four pots off one dripper saves money only if the split stays even and the fitting stays put. The Netafim flat 4-way manifold does both, taking one dripper feed and splitting it into four micro-tube outlets. A grower runs 3/5mm spaghetti tube from each port to a separate pot, so a single emitter waters four containers. The flat body presses onto the supply point and holds all four lines in a tidy fan. One pressure-compensating dripper then does the work of four.
Even Splits for 3/5mm Micro-Tube
Each of the four outlets accepts 3/5mm micro-tube, the standard spaghetti line for pot and bench drip. Splitting at the manifold trims the number of pressure-compensating drippers a bench needs, which lowers parts cost on large runs. This is the single flat manifold rather than the stackable version, sized to feed a fixed group of four plants per dripper. A pack of 100 fans out a full nursery run without stopping to restock. For a straightforward four-pot split, it is the simplest way to stretch one emitter across a cluster.
Key Features
- Four outlets: Splits one dripper feed into four micro-tube lines
- Tube fit: Outlets accept 3/5mm spaghetti tube
- Flat body: Low-profile manifold that presses onto the supply point
- Cost saver: Fewer drippers needed across a container bench
- Pack size: 100 manifolds per pack for full nursery runs
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | 01ADP4WPF-B |
| Outlets | 4-way |
| Outlet Tube | 3/5mm micro-tube |
| Profile | Flat, single (non-stackable) |
| Use | One dripper to four container plants |
| Pack Size | 100 manifolds |