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Brass 4 Way Hose Splitter

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SKU:
HSPL4B
UPC:
046878620100
MPN:
62010N

Description

Quadruple Your Capacity. Solid Brass Durability.

The Brass 4-Way Hose Splitter is the ultimate heavy-duty manifold for maximizing your water access. Designed to convert a single outdoor faucet into four independent stations, this rugged connector allows you to run multiple water timers, drip irrigation zones, and garden hoses simultaneously.

Unlike plastic alternatives that can crack under pressure or sun exposure, this unit is machined from solid brass for long-lasting resilience. It stands out among premium irrigation fittings for its reliability and "full-flow" design, ensuring that splitting your water source doesn't mean sacrificing the volume needed for effective watering.

Why Choose the Brass 4-Way Splitter?
  • 4 Independent Valves: Features four individual shut-off levers, giving you total control to open, close, or adjust the flow to each zone independently.
  • Solid Brass Construction: Built to withstand high water pressure, temperature fluctuations, and the wear-and-tear of daily use without corroding.
  • Easy-Grip Swivel: The inlet is equipped with a textured rubberized grip over the brass swivel, making it easy to tighten onto your spigot without tools.
  • Leak-Free Design: Includes a high-quality hose washer and precision-machined threads to ensure a watertight seal at every connection point.
  • Mounting Option: Includes a mounting hole bracket (if applicable to specific model variation) to secure the manifold to a wall or post, relieving stress on your plumbing.
Technical Specifications

Industrial-grade specs for serious gardeners.

Specification Details
Product Type 4-Port Hose Manifold
Inlet Connection 3/4" Female Hose Thread (FHT) Swivel
Outlet Connections Four (4) 3/4" Male Hose Thread (MHT)
Material Solid Brass Body
Manufacturer Orbit
MPN 62010N
Installation & Support

Step 1: Check the Washer
Ensure the rubber washer is firmly seated inside the main inlet swivel. This is crucial for preventing leaks at the faucet.

Step 2: Connect to Spigot
Screw the swivel connector onto your outdoor faucet. The rubberized grip helps you get a tight seal by hand. Avoid using wrenches as they can damage the finish.

Step 3: Support the Weight
Crucial Tip: A brass manifold with four hoses or timers attached can be very heavy. We strongly recommend using a short leader hose to rest the manifold on the ground, or utilizing the mounting brace (if available) to support the unit against a wall.

✔ Thread Compatibility

  • Inlet & Outlets: Standard 3/4" Garden Hose Threads (GHT).
  • Compatible With: Outdoor faucets, garden hoses, water timers, and vacuum breakers.
  • Not Compatible With: NPT (Pipe) threads found on PVC or iron pipe without an adapter.

Complete Your System

Build a professional-grade head assembly with these components:

Warning: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www. P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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