1/4" RV Propane Quick Connect Y Splitter Adapter with Shutoff Valve
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1/4" RV Propane Quick Connect Y Splitter Adapter with Shutoff Valve
Key Features
- Material: Solid brass construction for durability and corrosion resistance.
- Configuration: Y-shaped adapter splits one propane source into two outlets.
- Inlet: One 1/4-inch male quick-connect plug.
- Outlets: Two 1/4-inch female quick-connect fittings.
- Control: Features two independent quarter-turn shutoff valves for managing gas flow to each outlet separately.
- Function: Allows simultaneous connection and operation of two low-pressure propane appliances.
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- This is a universal accessory adapter, not a direct replacement for a specific OEM part number.
- Can be used as an alternative to similar 1/4-inch Y-splitter adapters from brands such as DOZYANT, NQN, and VEVOR.
Compatibility & Fitment
- Designed for low-pressure propane systems commonly found on RVs, motorhomes, and travel trailers.
- Connects to standard 1/4-inch female quick-disconnect ports on the vehicle's regulated propane line.
- Compatible with appliances equipped with a 1/4-inch male quick-connect plug, including portable grills, camp stoves, fire pits, and heaters.
When to Replace
- Replace your existing splitter if there is visible damage, cracking, or heavy corrosion.
- Replace if the shutoff valve handles are broken, difficult to turn, or fail to stop gas flow completely.
- Replace if the quick-connect fittings leak gas or do not form a secure connection.
Installation Tips
- Always turn off the main gas supply at the propane tank before installation or removal.
- Insert the male plug end of the splitter firmly into the RV's female quick-connect fitting until it clicks into place.
- Connect the appliance hoses to the two female outlets on the splitter.
- After connecting, perform a leak test on all connections using a soapy water solution. Check for bubbles, which indicate a gas leak.
- Ensure both shutoff valves are in the "OFF" position before turning the main gas supply back on.
