Bato Bucket 11 Litre with Drain Elbow Food Grade PP for Strawberry and Vine Crops

Bato Bucket Drain Elbow 11 Litre Food Grade PP. The bato bucket drain elbow is the part that sets the flood: water rises to the elbow height, then siphons out and pulls air behind it. Get the elbow height wrong and the bucket either floods the crown or dries the base.

Key Features of the bato bucket drain elbow

1. Eleven litres at 30 by 25 by 23 centimetres.
2. Two siphon elbows included per bucket.
3. Drain pipe in 40mm or 50mm.
4. New food grade PP with UV, beige or black.
5. Bare weight 0.41 kilograms, 30 per carton.
6. RoHS certified for edible crops.

Bato bucket drain elbow Specification

Where the bato bucket drain elbow is used

Strawberry rows and vine crop houses where buckets are connected to a common drain and fed from a drip line.

Installation and System Integration

Set the bucket level, cut the elbow to the flood depth you want, then connect the drain to the next bucket so one line serves a row.

Why Choose GNFORTUNE

A row of buckets on one drain line is what makes this system cheap to run; individual buckets with individual drains triple the fittings. You can read more about the background of this method on Strawberry.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I set the flood depth?

Trim the siphon elbow; the water rises to its top edge before draining.

Can buckets be chained?

Yes, the drain of one connects to the next along the row.

Which drain size?

40mm for short rows, 50mm where several buckets share one line.