Converting overhead irrigation to drip irrigation in existing shrub, perennial and annual planting beds can help reduce water loss from wind, misting, over-spray and runoff often associated with sprinkler systems. In-line drip tubing is recommended over conventional drip irrigation because it is less susceptible to clogging and fittings/emitters becoming disconnected, requires less maintenance, and has a longer useful life.

The following is a list of qualifying in-line drip tubing with a flow rate of 1 gallon per hour or less to be used for the Drip Irrigation Conversion Rebate. Please contact the Santa Clara Valley Water District to inquire about using any form of in-line drip tubing not on the list below. This list is not intended to be the qualifying list for any drip irrigation installed within the Landscape Conversion Rebate area.

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Manufacturer	Model	Website
DIG	Excel PC CV Dripline With Check Valve	www.digcorp.com
DIG	Excel PC Dripline	www.digcorp.com
DripWorks	Emitter Tubing 1/2"	www.dripworks.com
Hunter	ECO-MAT 12" Spacing (0.6 GPH)	www.hunterindustries.com
Hunter	ECO-WRAP 12" Spacing (0.6 GPH)	www.hunterindustries.com
Hunter	PLD 12" Spacing (0.4, 0.6, 1.0 GPH)	www.hunterindustries.com
Hunter	PLD 18" Spacing (0.4, 0.6, 1.0 GPH)	www.hunterindustries.com
Hunter	PLD 24" Spacing (0.4, 0.6, 1.0 GPH)	www.hunterindustries.com
Netafim	Techline DL	www.netafimusa.com
Netafim	Techline EZ	www.netafimusa.com
Netafim	Techline HCVXR	www.netafimusa.com
Netafim	Techline RW	www.netafimusa.com
Netafim	Technine CV	www.netafimusa.com
Rain Bird	XFCV Dripline With Heavy-Duty Check Valve	www.rainbird.com
Rain Bird	XFS Subsurface Dripline	www.rainbird.com
Toro	DL2000 Series Subsurface Dripline	www.toro.com
Toro	Drip-In PC Brown Dripline	www.toro.com