Turn a single campground water hookup into two independently controlled lines. The Camco 20114 Y-style shutoff valve is built from metal for long-term durability at the spigot, and each outlet gets its own quarter-turn pressure-seated ball valve so you can run a drinking-water line to your rig and a utility line for washing -- simultaneously or one at a time.
Most campground pedestals have a single spigot. The Camco 20114 screws right onto that spigot (or onto the end of your existing hose) and gives you two full-flow outlets, each with its own shutoff. No tools needed -- hand-tighten the male inlet onto the spigot, connect your hoses to the two male outlet ports, and you're done.
The quarter-turn pressure-seated valve design means the seating surface is held tight by line pressure, not just by the valve stem. That translates to a positive shutoff with minimal hand force and very low leak risk, even at typical campground pressures of 40-80 PSI.
Each outlet controlled by a 90-degree lever valve -- open, closed, no guesswork. Fast shutoff without hunting for the full-turn position.
All-metal construction resists UV degradation, cracking, and the heat stress that kills plastic valves left sitting in direct sun at summer campsites.
Converts a single garden hose inlet into two independent hose outlets. Run drinking water to the RV and utility water to an outdoor shower or wash station at the same time.
3/4 in. Garden Hose Thread (GHT) on all connections -- compatible with virtually every standard RV water hose and campground spigot in North America.
The 20114 is a simple tool that solves a recurring campground problem. Here are the setups it handles well:
Thread connections are standard 3/4 in. GHT. Hand-tighten firmly -- use a wrench only if you have a persistent slow drip at the connection. Add a wrap of PTFE (Teflon) tape to the male threads if your spigot or hose coupling is worn for an easy, no-leak seal.