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High Flow Hose Y with Shutoffs

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SKU:
HYVHPL
UPC:
034411205105
MPN:
800024-1001

Description

Double Your Capacity. Maximize Your Flow.

The High Flow Hose Y with Shutoffs is the essential tool for expanding your outdoor faucet's potential. Whether you choose the impact-resistant Plastic (HYVHPL) or the industrial-grade Aluminum (HYVAL) model, this splitter allows you to run two independent lines from a single spigot. It is the perfect solution for multitasking gardeners who need to operate a dedicated water timer on one side while keeping a garden hose free for hand watering on the other.

Unlike restrictive hardware store splitters, these units are engineered with larger internal bores to deliver up to 45% more water flow. This makes them some of our most efficient irrigation fittings, ensuring that your sprinklers and drip systems receive the full volume and pressure they need to operate correctly.

Why Choose the High Flow Hose Y?
  • Superior Flow Rate: Engineered to minimize pressure loss, delivering up to 11+ GPM (Plastic) or 16+ GPM (Aluminum) to run larger zones efficiently.
  • Independent Control: Features two large, ergonomic levers that allow you to toggle each outlet on or off with a simple quarter-turn—easy to use even with wet hands.
  • Easy-On Swivel: The 3/4" female inlet swivels independently, letting you attach the unit to your faucet securely without twisting the entire manifold.
  • Durable Options: Available in heavy-duty ABS Plastic for corrosion resistance or lightweight Aluminum for rugged durability.
  • Universal Fit: Connects to any standard outdoor spigot, hose timer, or hose vacuum breaker.
Technical Specifications

Compare the material options to find the right fit for your system.

Specification Details
Product Type High Flow 2-Way Hose Manifold
Inlet Connection 3/4" Female Hose Thread (FHT) Swivel
Outlet Connections Dual 3/4" Male Hose Thread (MHT)
Materials Available ABS Plastic or Aluminum
Pressure Rating Max 100 PSI (Plastic) / 125 PSI (Aluminum)
Manufacturer Gilmour
MPN (Plastic) 800174-1002
MPN (Aluminum) 808004-1001
Installation & Best Practices

Step 1: Check the Washer
Before installing, verify that the rubber hose washer is seated flat inside the swivel inlet. This is critical for a leak-free seal.

Step 2: Connect to Spigot
Thread the swivel collar onto your hose bibb. Hand-tighten only. Do not use pliers or a wrench on the plastic collar, as this may crack the fitting.

Step 3: Attach Components
Screw your garden hose or pressure regulator onto the male outlets. Open the specific valve lever to start flow to that zone.

Pro-Tip: Winterization
To prevent freeze damage, always remove the Y-valve from the spigot during winter months. Drain all water from the internal ball valves to ensure longevity.

✔ Thread Compatibility

  • Garden Hose Threads (GHT): This unit uses standard US 3/4" GHT. It is compatible with all standard garden hoses and outdoor faucets.
  • Pipe Threads (NPT): It is NOT compatible with National Pipe Thread (NPT) fittings (like PVC pipe) without an adapter.

Complete Your System

Maximize the efficiency of your hose-end setup with these essential components:

  • Water Timers: Automate each side of the Y-splitter for hands-free irrigation.
  • Hose-End Filters: Protect your drip emitters from sediment and debris.
  • Pressure Regulators: Essential for stepping down high domestic pressure to the 20-30 PSI required for drip systems.
  • Backflow Preventer: Ensure contaminated water doesn't flow back into your potable water supply.

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