Hose End Drip Filters

Supply water filtration is the single most effective way to prevent nozzle clogging particulates from reaching your drip emitters. Hose-end filters are an effective means of filtering your entire hose-end watering system. By attaching one of these inline irrigation filters to the end of a garden hose or faucet, you can instantly filter the whole system. Replacement filter cartridges are available in a variety of different mesh grades to allow for a wide spectrum of uses and applications.

Common Uses for Hose-End Filters

The primary function of a hose-end water filter is to prevent debris from entering drip irrigation systems. These filters will catch dirt and other debris before it enters your drip lines, preventing clogs and maintaining consistent water flow. Micro-sprayers and emitters have small openings that can easily clog, and hose-end filters keep them clear by trapping fine sediment. Inline irrigation filters are also great for filtering water for garden soaker hoses. These filters help prevent particles from blocking the tiny pores in soaker hoses, ensuring even water distribution across your garden beds.

Hose-End Drip Filter FAQs

What are the benefits of a hose-end filter?

A hose-end filter effectively traps debris before the water enters the irrigation lines, which helps prevent clogs in emitters and sprayers. This ensures more consistent and efficient watering and reduces the amount of time you’ll need to spend on maintenance. Plus, hose-end drip irrigation filters are easy to install, often requiring just a quick attachment to a garden hose or outdoor faucet.

How often should an inline irrigation filter be changed?

Try to clean off your hose-end filter every few weeks or monthly, depending on the water quality and the frequency of use. These filters only need to be replaced when they show signs of reduced filtration efficiency, which usually occurs after a few years of use. If the water source is particularly dirty or contains a lot of sediment, more frequent cleanings and earlier replacement might be necessary.

Can hose-end water filters handle high water pressure?

Most hose-end water filters are designed to handle moderate water pressure, typically up to 60–80 PSI, which is standard for residential outdoor faucets. These filters may not perform well or could become damaged under high water pressure, unless specifically rated for it. At Sprinkler Warehouse, we have inline irrigation filters that can withstand up to 150 PSI.

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