Double water tap stainless steel with 2 outlets | Kalsten

Change the hose while the garden waits – and both tasks remain half done.

You stand at the faucet, the garden hose is attached, but the car urgently needs water – so stop everything, switch hoses, and start over. With the double faucet made of stainless steel, you can connect two hoses at the same time and operate each outlet separately via independent levers. Watering the garden and washing the car run in parallel without you having to move at all. The result: all outdoor tasks done in half the time, without interruption.

Advantages

• No more annoying switching: Because both outlets are active at the same time, constant interruptions, unscrewing, and switching between two tasks are completely eliminated.
• No lost time running back and forth: Since each outlet can be individually regulated by its own lever, you control both water circuits from the same location – without additional trips.
• No worries about leaky connections: Thanks to the sealed valve insert and tightly screwed threads, you don’t need to regularly check connection points for leaks – the water pressure remains stable and constant.

Specifications

• Material: Stainless steel 304, lever made of zinc alloy
• Dimensions: 15 x 10 cm
• Input thread: 1/2" BSP external thread
• Output thread: 3/4" BSP internal thread with 16 mm quick coupling
• Maximum pressure: 10 bar
• Temperature range: -20 to 80 °C
• Flow rate: Up to 30 l/min per outlet
• Scope of delivery: 1x double faucet stainless steel, 1x PTFE sealing tape, 2x rubber seals

Application

1. Connect: Screw the faucet with the 1/2" external thread onto your existing outdoor faucet – use the supplied PTFE sealing tape for a tight connection.
2. Plug in hoses: Plug one hose into each of the two 3/4" outlets with 16 mm quick coupling – both click securely into place.
3. Regulate: Open and close each outlet separately using the respective lever – both water circuits operate independently.

Professional tip: Wrap the PTFE sealing tape around the input thread at least three times clockwise before installation – this ensures a permanently tight connection, even at high water pressure.