Tap Splitter with Valves and 32mm MDPE Straight Inlet/Outlet Kit

The Tap Splitter with Valves and 32mm MDPE Straight Inlet/Outlet Kit is a practical two-way distribution adaptor for a single tap, built for gardens, car wash setups and outdoor work. It provides independent flow control at the source, helping you run two hoses or accessories simultaneously without swapping fittings. What’s in the kit

• 1 x Two-Way Tap Splitter with Valves (TC2-WAY-H-001BL)
• 1 x MDPE Straight Joiner 32mm - 3/4" BSPM (MDPESTR32-34BSPM)
• 2 x MDPE Straight Joiner 32mm - 3/4" BSPF (MDPESTR32-34BSPF)

Key features that matter on site

• Two inlet threads compatible with both 1/2" BSP Female and 3/4" BSP Female fittings, making it adaptable to different tap sizes without changing fittings.
• Click-Lock Quick Connect outlets allow fast, secure attachment and removal of hose pipes and accessories.
• Individual valves for each outlet give you full control over flow to each connected hose or accessory, so you can shut one line off without disturbing the other.
• Rugged plastic body designed to withstand regular outdoor use, wear and weather exposure.
• MDPE fittings use threaded compression connections to form a tight, leak‑free seal without specialised tooling.
• PN10 rated MDPE fittings are designed to handle up to 10 bar (approx. 145 psi), suitable for typical domestic water pressure scenarios.

Who it’s for and practical use This kit is ideal for tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts who need to split water supply efficiently at a single tap. It suits garden irrigation, hose reel setups, car washing, and temporary external cooling or wash-down needs. The combination of MDPE joiners and BSP threads makes it compatible with common 32mm MDPE pipework and standard hose fittings, reducing the time spent on configuration. Installation tips Use the MDPE straight joiners to extend or bridge 32mm MDPE runs, ensuring clean, dry pipe ends before assembly. The compression connections provide a dependable seal; always tighten fittings by hand and check for leaks after initial use. If the flow to one outlet is reduced, inspect the valve, connectors and hose connections for obstructions or cross‑threading.