Drip head Gardena 13302-20

The Gardena 13302-20 Endline Drip Head is a pressure-compensating micro-drip emitter designed for precise irrigation of individual potted plants and plant rows. Made of durable plastic, it delivers a constant flow of 2 litres per hour and is suitable for balconies, terraces and sloped areas. The unit includes Easy & Flexible connection technology for simple assembly with 4.6 mm supply pipe and 13 mm connecting pipe in Micro-Drip-System installations.

Advantages

The pressure-compensating design ensures a steady water application rate of 2 l/h regardless of small pressure variations. An auto-stop function halts water flow immediately to avoid waste. Self-cleaning labyrinth technology reduces clogging and lowers maintenance needs. Easy & Flexible connection technology enables quick plugging, flexible expansion and simple detachment of MDS components.

Suitable for

• Irrigating individual potted plants on balconies and terraces
• Watering rows of plants when used with 13 mm connecting pipe
• Gardens or installations with height differences such as slopes

Key specifications

• Model: Gardena 13302-20 Endline Drip Head
• Flow rate: 2 litres per hour (pressure-compensating)
• Compatibility: connects to 4.6 mm Supply Pipe; works with 13 mm Connecting Pipe for plant rows
• Material: durable plastic
• System: Micro-Drip-System (MDS) with Easy & Flexible connection technology
• Auto-stop function: yes

How to use

Insert the Endline Drip Head at the end of a 4.6 mm supply pipe or attach it to the system according to the Micro-Drip-System instructions. To water rows of plants, use the 13 mm connecting pipe in combination with the drip head at required points. Ensure connections are pushed together firmly using the Easy & Flexible fittings. Test the system and check that each emitter provides the expected 2 l/h flow; adjust layout or add additional emitters as needed.

Usage recommendations

Install filters and pressure regulators in the main supply line if your water source contains particulates or variable pressure. Regularly inspect emitters for blockages and flush the supply pipe periodically; replace individual drip heads if damaged. Use timers for consistent, water-saving schedules.