Title: Use a Pressure Reducer
Author: Drip Depot Staff

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You should use a pressure reducer:
A drip system may leak unless you use a pressure reducer to ensure that your drip line maintains a constant pressure.

The only exception to this is if your water source is non-pressurized such as a pond, rain barrel or cistern.

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