Irrigation Pipes & Pumps

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Pipes & Pumps are the backbone of any grow room irrigation setup. Whether you’re running a simple hand-watering system or a fully automated hydroponic feed line, reliable pumps and durable pipework make sure your plants always get the water and nutrients they need, when they need it. Water Pumps : Submersible and inline pumps to move nutrient solution efficiently. Air Pumps : Oxygenate your reservoir for healthier root systems. Pipework & Fittings : Tough, leak-proof pipes and connectors to build custom irrigation layouts. Accessories: Filters , valves, and extensions to keep your system running smoothly. Pipes & pumps pair perfectly with dripper systems , flood & drain kits , and nutrient reservoirs to create a complete automated feeding solution for your plants. Pipes & Pumps Comparison Guide Equipment Main Purpose Best For Notes Water Pumps Move nutrient solution Hydro systems, reservoirs Choose by LPH/GPH rating to match system size Air Pumps Add oxygen to nutrient solution DWC, large reservoirs Improves root health & nutrient uptake Pipes & Tubing Transport water or air All irrigation & hydro setups Use the right diameter for your pump’s pressure Fittings & Valves Connect and control flow Custom irrigation builds Includes elbows, tees, taps, and reducers Pipes & Pumps FAQs What size pump do I need? Match your water pump to your system size. For example, a small dripper setup may only need 1000–2000 LPH, while a flood & drain or larger system may require 5000+ LPH. Do I need an air pump as well? If you’re running hydroponic systems like DWC or have a large nutrient reservoir, an air pump with air stones keeps oxygen levels high and roots healthy. What size pipe should I use? Smaller pipe (4–6mm) is common for drippers, while larger pipe (13–19mm) handles main water lines. Always match pipe size to pump pressure and fittings. How do I stop pumps from clogging? Use clean, fully dissolved plant nutrients and add filters o

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