Craft911 GHSV-01 2-Way Garden Hose Splitter with Independent Shutoff Valves

Two independently controlled outlets let the Craft911 GHSV-01 split one outdoor faucet connection between two hoses, making it easier to keep a sprinkler connected while using another line.

Want to run separate watering tasks without swapping hoses at the faucet? The two shutoff valves let you control each outlet individually.

It is listed with 3/4-inch GHT threading and compatibility with 3/4-inch and 5/8-inch hoses. The compact green splitter measures 3.45 x 3.81 x 1.57 inches.

Key takeaways

This is a two-outlet hose splitter for people who want to connect two lines to one outdoor spigot. Its separate shutoff valves are the main practical distinction from a basic adapter with no individual controls: you can turn each outlet on or off independently rather than treating both hoses as one shared connection. A garden hose and sprinkler are examples of separate uses named in the product details.

The listing describes the product as metal and also refers to a brass faucet adapter, it lists aluminum as the exterior finish. Those descriptions do not clearly identify the material of each component, so buyers looking for a specific all-brass or all-aluminum construction should not assume that from the available details. The product is also advertised for high-pressure use, but no pressure rating is provided.

Size & fit

The stated thread size is 3/4 inches, with GHT listed as the thread type. The product details say it fits 3/4-inch and 5/8-inch hoses, while the features describe a standard garden hose connection. Since a secure connection depends on matching threads and seals, compare those details with the faucet and hose setup you plan to use. The stated dimensions are 3.45 x 3.81 x 1.57 inches, which can help when considering clearance around an outdoor spigot.

The description says rubber washers are included for sealing, but does not give details such as washer size or replacement availability. Customer feedback on sealing is mixed: some buyers report a dry connection or valves that stop the flow, while others mention leaks or poor seals. That makes a careful check for drips after installation a sensible part of setting it up.

Everyday use

For a lawn or garden, the splitter can keep two hose connections available at the same time—for example, one line for a sprinkler and another for a separate watering task. The individual valves are intended to make those outlets easier to manage without disconnecting a hose whenever you switch tasks. Buyers also describe the controls as smooth and easy to turn, though that feedback is not a substitute for checking how a particular unit operates.

Compared with repeatedly removing and reconnecting a single hose, this setup keeps both lines attached. A basic single-outlet connector may suit a faucet that only needs to serve one hose, the GHSV-01 is aimed at setups where two outlets and separate shutoffs are useful. The listing also names drip irrigation, RV camping, and car washing as possible applications, but does not specify pressure limits for those uses.

It’s a great fit if you want two hose outlets with separate controls at one faucet. It’s not for you if you need a clearly documented material breakdown or a stated pressure rating before choosing a splitter.

Is it worth it?

The GHSV-01 is worth considering when the convenience of keeping two hoses connected matters more than having a single, straightforward outlet. Its independent valves offer a practical way to manage separate watering lines, and the listed dimensions and GHT thread information give you useful points to compare with your setup. The main buying caveat is the mixed feedback about fit and leakage, alongside the unclear breakdown of the listed metal materials. If a leak-free seal or a particular metal composition is essential, the available details do not establish either with certainty.