Double-Quad- Fire Hose Splitter x 4 Hose Bibs (Manifold)

Need to split your fire hose supply in two different directions?  Need to connect up to four garden hoses to feed 8 tripod sprinklers to a remote location away from the pump?  You got it with this Double-Quad Fire Hose x Garden Hose manifold.

This manifold allows you to run a primary fire hose line say, from the back yard pump to the front yard and then split to two different directions while powering up to 8 tripod sprinklers.  Or, run one line to each of your neighbors' properties because that's how good a person you really are.

Two ball valves allow complete shut off of any connected fire hose line, so you can charge the two lines from just one location.

Even better--use one of the two fire hose connections to power our 1-1/2-inch Rain Gun fire sprinkler, which shoots out 100-feet or more to drench a canyon, a backyard, or a treeline with ease.

Experiment ahead of a fire to find out your water flow to each extension.  The limit is the length of hose and elevation rise to your pump.  Maximum is about 140 gpm.

We stock all these adapters and fittings to save you time and money buying multiple hose adapters and valves. This kit will save you hundreds of dollars over the fire hose valves offered elsewhere.

Order the kit "Disassembled" if you want all the fittings and are handy with the pipe wrenches. All fittings are NPT threaded, so if your needs change, simply unthread the fittings for re-use.

Why? Because we care. 

To build the kit, simply add pvc thread joint compound or Teflon tape and connect using two pipe wrenches.  Hand tight plus a 1/2 turn is sufficient to get a good seal that will support the 110 psi pressure of our FyreWagon system. The garden hose bibs need both pipe thread sealant and 6 wraps of Teflon tape to make the connection snug. Do not overtighten the fittings.

Good luck finding these fittings at a lower cost. We buy in bulk (3,000 pieces per order) to save you money! Heck, just the brass female fire hose swivel is sold on Amazon for 84 bucks.

Not for structural firefighting use.