FLAT-OUT Tap Adaptor: 3/4" & 1" to Snap-On Brass. P4

It's a small fitting, right up until you're standing beside a campsite tap and realise you don't have one.

The Flat Out Dual-Size Brass Tap Adaptor provides the connection between your drinking water hose and the two common tap thread sizes found in Australia. With both ¾" and 1" BSP female threads in a single fitting, it gives you a simple, versatile connection for different water points while travelling.

The 12mm (½") male click-on connection is compatible with Flat Out drinking water hose brass fittings as well as compatible female click-on fittings from other brands.

Internal rubber washers create the seal against the tap, so thread tape isn't required for normal installation. Simply select the appropriate thread for the tap, screw the adaptor into place and click your hose on.

Key Features

• Dual-size design: Fits ¾" and 1" BSP threaded taps

• 12mm (½") male click-on fitting: Connects directly to compatible drinking water hose fittings

• Flat Out compatible: Works with Flat Out drinking water hose brass ends

• Cross-brand compatibility: Suitable for compatible female click-on hose fittings from other brands

• Solid brass construction: Durable fitting designed for regular touring use

• No thread tape required: Internal rubber washers provide the seal against the tap

• Replaceable seals: Replacement O-rings and washers can be sourced from hardware stores if the original seals wear over time

• Compact spare: Small enough to keep an additional adaptor with your water setup

Specifications

• Tap Connections: 19mm (¾") and 25mm (1") BSP female threads

• Hose Connection: 12mm (½") male click-on fitting

• Material: Brass

• Sealing Method: Internal rubber washers

The Little Fitting You'll Miss the Moment It's Gone

Tap adaptors have a habit of staying attached to the campsite tap when the hose gets disconnected. It's an easy mistake to make when clicking off a hose is something you normally do without thinking twice.

Keeping this adaptor with your drinking water gear, or carrying a spare, can save you from arriving at the next stop with a hose you suddenly can't connect.