Is this for connecting to faucet or connecting hose end to either sprinkler or another hose?
1311159
You can use these on a faucet, sprinkler, watering wand or to couple two hoses. Anywhere you want to disconnect with out screwing the fittings off. Great for arthritic hands. Just pull the collar up and your done.
1618116
It connects to the existing system, using the existing faucet. There is a diverted to switch between the sprays.
1234988
It does not connect to the faucet. This is a pressure hose to use on the output.
2284529
No, this valve connects to a sprinkler pipe (pipe threads). It is used for drip lines to water up to 8 plants or bushes at the same time. You can also adjust each of the drip lines to feed more or less water depending on each plant or bush 's needs. It is a very good valve for the money. I hope this helps you, Jerry W., Moreno Valley, Ca.
1520187
One end screws to the faucet, the other end has a cap that can be unscrewed. it seems like you can connect it to another hose. I have never used it that way. but if it leaks you can always put that teflon white tape around the screw before connecting it to another hose.
754837
No - It only connects to an outdoor type spigot. Some laundry faucets have that type of connection, but it isn't common.
2227365
connects to the valve solenoid wires that control your water to your lawn. need a sprinkler system for it to work
1629904
This one connects to the faucet. You can go to their website and see what styles they have for inline connections.
790009
Yes, it is a standard hose fitting...I don't recommend the Nelson connector though. They sent mine "unconnected" and it did not connect when I tried to fit them together. Poor quality control on their part!
581997
Sure. Ours is connected to the hose for the pull-out kitchen faucet. There is a spring-based retaining ring connector that slides down, enabling you to pull the connector off the stem of the kitchen faucet. Then the other end of the connector screws off the hose. There is probably a You Tube video that shows you what to do...
910843
There was a brass connection suggested by Amazon when I placed the order. It worked fine and prevented hose leaking. I can't be anymore specific as the unit is currently at our vacation home.
1345566
You buy a "Y" connector and attach the single end of it to a hose that has one end attached to your water source (faucet). You are left with 2 nozzle ends on the "Y" open. Attach 2 hoses ...one to each open nozzle on the "Y" and then attach 2 sprinklers on the ends of those 2 hoses. Voila! ( You could also just screw the "Y" into your faucet head & skip the first hose. It all depends on how far you have to go get your sprinklers in the right spots to water what you want to water.) A
2284530
No. You normally connect it to a 1/2" pipe-thread riser of the kind normally found in sprinkler system. However, if you really want to connect it to a garden hose, you could probably find a hose-bib to half-inch adapter (or jury rig one) to do that.
1539795
The system hooks up to an outdoor style faucet (the kind you usually hook a hose to), though you can order a separate adapter to hook up to another type of faucet.
278955
This hose has outside spigot connectors. Male and female ends like a regular hose..
1823335
It's for a garden hose, but I found it a bit akward for me. I use it without. Works either way.
508934
The output end is just the hose. The connector on the input end is for a garden hose. So what you'd need is a garden hose to faucet adapter. I found one at my local brew shop but of course for a premium price. Looks like item #B000BGK2HE should work.