DIG AFI 5016-H (C2E7)

1 Pint Proportional Fertilizer Injector

1 Pint Fertilizer Injector Economical, flexible and easy-to-use, the Add-It™ Automatic Proportional Fertilizer Injector with backflow device or without is ideal for residential, including feeding lawns, shrubs, trees, flowers, raised beds, vines and potted plants automatically without a pump, spreaders or hoses. The Add-It™ Automatic Proportional Fertilizer Injector with 1-pint capacity is designed to feed your garden plants using any liquid fertilizer nutrients or premixed liquid of water-soluble granular fertilizer through your drip irrigation system, sprinkler system or garden hose. The Add-It™ requires a minimum flow rate of 30 gallons per hour (½ GPM) or a minimum drip system with 30 drippers to operate.

If installed onto the hose bibb, you need to install a backflow device before the unit.

For back flow preventer, see DD-HVB.

Specifications

Operating pressure: 10 to 60 PSI (.7 to 4.2 BAR)
Minimum operating pressure: 10 PSI (.7 BAR)
Minimum flow rate: .5 GPM (2 L/M)
Sizes: 1 pint (.47 L)
Preset Ratio: 100:1, 100 parts water to 1-part additive
Temperature range: up to 130°F (54°C)
Inlet and outlet threads: FHT Inlet X MHT outlet or (FPT x MPT)
Material: PVC
Mounting position: Vertical

Features

An Economical way to apply nutrients
Simple and Easy to Install
Constructed of heavy-walled, UV-resistant, PVC without any moving parts for maintenance free operation
Work with any liquid or water-soluble dry fertilizers
No pump or outside power source is required
Apply fertilizer proportionately and evenly throughout a drip system or conventional sprinkler irrigation system with no pressure loss and without any moving parts
Ideal for residential, commercial, greenhouse and nurseries
The liquid fertilizer applied is absorbed easily by a plant’s root system
The Add-It® fertilizer injectors have received the prestigious AE50 award of recognition from the American Society of Agricultural Engineers for outstanding innovations in product design

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