Irrigation Dripper Gardena 13312-20 2 l/h Black End-line Mounting

The Gardena 13312-20 irrigation dripper delivers a regulated flow of 2 l/h and is designed for end-line mounting in drip irrigation systems. Its compact black housing integrates with standard tubing and fittings to provide targeted water supply directly to the root zone. Supplied in packs of 10, this dripper is intended for use where a low, steady drip is required to maintain soil moisture without surface runoff.

Advantages

The dripper provides a consistent 2 l/h output that helps maintain uniform moisture levels in pots, raised beds, and garden borders. Its end-line mounting design simplifies installation at the terminus of a lateral line and reduces the need for additional connectors. The black color and compact form factor are suitable for discreet placement among plants and soil. The device is durable under normal garden conditions and compatible with common micro-irrigation components.

Suitable for

• Potted plants and containers
• Vegetable beds and raised planters
• Flower borders and ornamental shrubs
• Small-scale orchards and berry rows
• Micro-irrigation systems requiring end-line emitters

Key specifications

• Flow rate: 2 liters per hour
• Mounting type: end-line installation
• Color: black
• Pack quantity: 10 pieces
• Intended use: drip irrigation emitter for soil-level watering

How to use

Install the dripper at the end of a lateral irrigation tube according to the system layout, ensuring a secure connection and correct orientation for drip delivery. Connect the micro-tube or insert into compatible fittings and flush the line prior to final placement to remove debris. Position the dripper close to the root zone of each plant and adjust the irrigation schedule to match plant water requirements and local soil conditions. Regularly inspect for blockages and clear or replace units as needed to maintain consistent flow.

Usage recommendations

Use filtration and periodic flushing to prevent clogging; select the 2 l/h output where slow, steady irrigation is preferable to reduce water waste and promote deep root development.