Q: Can you adjust the flow on them?
No, these misting jets have a fixed flow rate of 5 gallons per hour at 20 psi with no control knob, unlike the variable-flow misters in the same lineup.
XC415 - Misting Jets, pkg. of 5
A standard mist tip with no flow control. Must be mounted directly to the header hose or to a rigid riser and support stake and attached to header hose with 1/4" feeder line and a connector. It has a flow rate of 5 gallons per hour at 20 psi and covers and area under 3’ in diameter. Great for gentle watering, such as for seedlings and cuttings, and also for cooling off on a hot day.
No, these misting jets have a fixed flow rate of 5 gallons per hour at 20 psi with no control knob, unlike the variable-flow misters in the same lineup.
They're well suited to gentle watering, such as seedlings and cuttings that could be damaged by a stronger stream, and they also work well for cooling off outdoor spaces on hot days.
Mount it directly to the header hose, or attach it to a rigid riser and support stake using a 1/4" feeder line and connector.
| Materials | Plastic |
| Dimensions | Under 3' dia. coverage |
| Compatibility Dimensions | Fits header hose directly, or a rigid riser and support stake via 1/4" feeder line and connector |
| Capacity | Maximum 5 gal./hr. flow (at 20 psi) |
| Includes | Misting jets |
| Package Quantity | Pack of 5 |
| Warranty | Lee Valley Satisfaction Guarantee |
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Misting Jets for Low-Flow Irrigation Systems
A standard mist tip with no flow control. Must be mounted directly to the header hose or to a rigid riser and support stake and attached to header hose with 1/4" feeder line and a connector. It has a flow rate of 5 gallons per hour at 20 psi and covers and area under 3’ in diameter. Great for gentle watering, such as for seedlings and cuttings, and also for cooling off on a hot day.
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