Metzerplas Drip products

Idit
Technical Data

• Flow chart.

• Lateral length.

The “double inlet” concept, first introduced in the ADI pressure compensated drippers, is now being gradually applied to the whole range of turbulent non-compensated emitters.

In this configuration, each emitter has two water inlets, located 180 degrees apart from each other, ensuring that whatever the location of the emitter in the tube towards the ground is, there will always be an inlet facing the upper part of the water flow, which is the cleanest water.

In this way, there is also always a water inlet away from the bottom of the pipe, in which dirt and sediments deposit, especially during intervals in irrigation.

The first turbulent emitter with this configuration is the “Idit” (Integral, Double-Inlet, Turbulent) pictured here. It incorporates the long, clogging resistant labyrinth so well proven in the Ultra family of emitters, which it will be gradually replacing.