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Your Rainwater, Filtered and Pressurized for a Drip System

In order to use your rainwater for drip irrigation, the rainwater needs to be filtered so it won’t clog up the drip emitters, and the rainwater needs to be pressurized so it will flow evenly throughout the drip system.

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A Completely Automated Rainwater Drip Irrigation System.

The Flotender™ Rainwater Drip Irrigation System operates automatically when rainwater enters the system. Upon entry water is it is automatically filtered, pressurized, and pumped out to water your plants. The pressurized water moves to varying levels in the landscape while delivering 15-20 PSI of pressure to each emitter. When the water has been pumped out to your plants, the InstaDrip System automatically turns off.

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An Advanced Rainwater Filter.

Drip irrigation is the most efficient way to deliver water to your plants (learn more). To ensure the successful operation of a rainwater drip irrigation system, fine filtering rainwater filter is required. Without proper filtration, debris will quickly plug the drip emitters and ruin your rainwater drip irrigation system. The InstaDrip System filters all captured rainwater through a 24-mesh, stainless steel rainwater filter basket. The rainwater filter basket incorporates a unique sealing gasket which allows it to be removed for easy cleaning without compromising the system integrity.

Easy out-of-the-box installation.

The InstaDrip System comes fully assembled with all components securely installed and ready for use. Simply connect it to your home’s downspout or drain line, attach the tee filter, connect the rainwater drip irrigation system, and plug the cord into a 110v power source.