Questions and Answers for Rain Bird 0-13 GPH Full Circle Pattern Micro Bubblers (10-Pack)

A:  These are recommended to be used with blank distribution tubing not emitter tubing. For additional questions, please call our technical support at 1-800-RAIN BIRD (800-724-6247) so we can help.

A:  This is possible, but consideration should be made that the bubblers only throw up to 3 feet, and they should run at a much lower pressure than a traditional sprinkler head. You will also want to make sure the well water is filtered since it is more likely to clog the small bubblers. A Rain Bird riser connection kit Model # RCKIT-1PS is recommended to convert the spray head to drip since it will help filter and reduce the pressure.

A:  We need additional information about your drip system to assist answering this questions. Please contact our technical support at 1-800-RAIN BIRD (800-724-6247), and we’d be more than happy to assist.

A:  Yes, if the psi requirements are met. If you would like additional help in setting up or operating the micro bubblers, please feel free to contact our technical support at 1-800-RAIN BIRD (800-724-6247), and we’d be more than happy to assist.

A:  I use them at the end of a 1/4 inch tubing directly to pots. I suppose you could pierce a 1/2 inch tubing directly with these.

A:  This unique bubbler is self-piercing for insertion directly into 1/2 in. drip irrigation tubing.

A:  Yes

A:  We are sorry to hear about the issue you are having with piercing a hole. If you are still experiencing issues, we’d love to walk you through the steps to troubleshoot this issue. Just reach out to our technical support at 1-800-RAIN BIRD (800-724-6247) so we can help.

A:  Get the tool they have to pierce the tubing. Haze a big enough handle so you have the leverage you need.

A:  This is designed as a press fit into 1/4" irrigation tubing. You would have to figure out a way to attach either the sprinkler or the tubing to the PVC pipe.

A:  Don't think so.

A:  The typical pvc pipe is too hard and not flexible enough. If you look at the picture of the barb it looks like an arrow. Getting the head through the hole will not allow the shaft part to seal and it will continually leak. Use the softer irrigation tubing for this to work properly.

A:  These are made for the plastic pipe that goes with the drip system. You just push the drip bubbler into the plastic hose and that's it. These would not work with PVC.

A:  I don't believe you could. The end goes into a softer material so it fills in around it. With the PVC I don't think it would tighten around nipple. The PVC would have to be drilled. I may not understand your question.

A:  Yes, but you need to buy a PVC adapter for it.

A:  These bubblers need to be attached to softer half inch irrigation tubing and then you will need to get another piece to attach the irrigation tubing to the pvc tubing. Watch a YouTube video on setting up an irrigation system and it will make sense.