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Close-up of Hunter HE10B100 black point-source drip emitter with 1/4-inch self-piercing barb and coined edges for easy installation.

Hunter HE10B100 Point Source Drip Emitter - 1.0 GPH

Brand: Hunter
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$1.42
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SKU HE10B100
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The Hunter HE10B100 point-source drip emitter provides steady, precise low-flow irrigation for individual plants, shrubs, and trees. Designed for micro-irrigation systems, it reduces runoff and delivers water directly where roots need it.

  • Flow rate: 1.0 GPH (≈4 l/hr) — low-volume, slow-release watering that encourages deep root growth and minimizes surface runoff.
  • Inlet: Self-piercing barb (fits 1/4" distribution tubing) for quick installation without a separate punch; creates a secure, leak-resistant connection.
  • Construction: Durable UV-resistant polymer resists cracking and degradation; coined edges provide a positive grip during placement and removal.
  • Identification: Black, color-coded body for fast flow recognition and simplified system planning with other HE-series emitters.
  • Compatibility: Works with standard micro-irrigation tubing and HE-series accessories; pairs well with inline filters and pressure regulation for consistent performance.
  • Usage: Ideal for residential and commercial landscapes where precise, efficient watering is required.

Refer to the manufacturer's spec sheet for installation details, performance curves, and recommended maintenance. Choose the HE10B100 when you need reliable, targeted irrigation that conserves water and supports healthy root development.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the flow rate and its metric equivalent?
The HE10B100 delivers 1.0 GPH (≈4 l/hr) for slow, targeted watering that encourages deep root growth.
How do I install the self-piercing barb emitter?
Press the self-piercing barb into compatible 1/4" distribution tubing; it forms a secure seal without a separate punch. Verify seating after installation.
Will these emitters clog and how can I prevent it?
Emitters are designed for consistent flow but using a quality filter and scheduling occasional line flushing reduces clog risk.