• Power-Loc - 1/2" Elbow Grow Organic
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Item Number: IRC720

Power-Loc - 1/2" Elbow

Change Your Flow Direction

This coupler allows you to customize your water distribution system to accommodate corners.Bending the 1/2" poly tubing to fit a corner would shut off the water supply. An elbow fitting provides continuous, leak free transition around a 90 degree angle.

Insert fitting into the poly tubing, screw down the built-in clamp and the connection is tight and strong. Removing the fitting requires simply unscrewing the clamp and working the tubing off the fitting end.

  • Can be used with pressure up to 60 psi
  • Compatible with pressure compensating emitterline

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Ships from Northern CA.

Shipping Weight: 0.1 lb

Dimensions: 4.25"L x 2.25"W x 1.25"H

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    Type of Poly Tubing to Use : Use with 1/2" Poly Tubing

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    Customer Reviews

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    Lola Reyes-Grant
    Easy to use and great for garden bed irrigation plans

    These elbows are perfect for creating a tidy irrigation system that doesn't kink. They are sturdy, they don't leak, and they are easy to put together.

    M
    MEP
    easy

    Another essential part along with the tees, helpful in getting the emitterline where it needs to go. Easy to lock on the tubing.

    H
    Hobby Gardener
    Excellent product

    Easy to use no fighting to put on the poly tubing.

    K
    KC
    Elbow

    Essential irrigation part. Be sure to plan out your system because it is easy to forget these small parts!

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    Suzanne
    Drain line in winter

    I had this part fail on me and leak, but it may have been from freezing water inside the pipe. Recommend draining your lines in the fall.

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