How to Add More Than One Outlet to Your Water Supply

Learn how to add more than one outlet to your water supply using BrassCraft products. Additional outlet comes in handy when you need to connect dishwashers, ice makers, water filters or instant hot water dispensers to your existing water supply.
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About BrassCraft Manufacturing Company 
BrassCraft Manufacturing Company is a leader in the design, manufacturing, and distribution of rough plumbing products for new construction and repair and remodel markets. Founded by Robert Zell in 1964, the company is headquartered in Novi, Mich., with manufacturing facilities across the United States. Through its industry leading BrassCraft® brand, the company provides a variety of solutions designed with the professional plumber in mind. Its portfolio of products includes water stops, water connectors/supply lines, gas connectors, water heater connectors, drain cleaning products, and hand tools. The brand is available at wholesale supply houses and home improvement retailers across the United States and Canada, and select international channels. The company upholds its commitment to promoting careers in the trades through its Zell Scholarship Program, providing scholarships for plumbing & HVAC apprentices.
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[@martinnarvaez4738]

It would be very helpful if you give or put the part numbers of both fittings. To simplify the process in ordering or getting part.

[@PossumPityParty]

Wish y’all had linked to these products in description. Great video though.

[@jasony724]

That would make too much sense

[@samarabevin]

@@jasony724now why would they do that. That’s too easy! 🤣 that’s ok I’ve spent the last week in Home Depot and I’ve forced myself to learn everything on my own. Now I have a sense of pride I can’t buy with money. All thanks to this video not linking examples of the products. lol

[@shanthakumaradissanayaka]

Thank you

[@ahsin.shabbir]

the hardest part of doing this is finding the parts at home depot or lowes! wish they'd be better organized so i can find the t fitting shown in option 1

[@thelouisbisson]

Did you end up finding it?

[@ahsin.shabbir]

@@thelouisbisson yes, yes I did fortunately and saved hundreds on plumbing.

[@dallasjavaguy]

@@ahsin.shabbir Do you have the part number of the tee?

[@ahsin.shabbir]

3/8-in x 3/8-in x 3/8-in dia Compression Tee Adapter Fitting Item #: 877187 |Model #: AV-666NLB at Lowes Do order pickup, have them pick the item for you. Its a pain to find it on the shelves next to all the other similar looking fittings. Lowes order pickup is the best.

[@dallasjavaguy]

@@ahsin.shabbir Thank you. Yes, I agree about the store pickup. Lowes by me reorganized which compounds it.

[@kingpin1118]

I needed this video. Thank you

[@alexbowser9801]

Sorry, but the video title says 'how to add MORE than ONE' outlet but you added only one. How to add two or three ?

[@ikigai47]

Would have been helpful if you supplied links to parts

[@gabedominguez3116]

What are the part numbers of the components in this video?

[@romanlespron6457]

30 seconds in he says supplies needed. Compression valve adapter was what I needed.

[@chanelnessman8666]

Does anyone have another video recommendation for the rest of adding a pot filler to this? Great video though!

[@lodiedodie2336]

I need to connect a dishwasher and fridge. Is there a 4 way valve?

[@larryengelbrecht6704]

Why would you do that? Hot is for dishwasher and cold is for refrigerator water and ice dispenser.

[@Matt-nh9xh]

Thanks!

[@jenniferp1917]

Thank you, helped me so much!

[@Ranger42]

A bit confusing because at the 0:50-1:10 you’re advising to hand tighten connector hose and then 1/4 turn more with wrench but towards the end (3:00), you’re advising to tighten 1 and 1/2 turn with wrench for the same type of connector hose.

[@bsmith5709]

You are correct, if it helps while the audio says 1.5, the 3:00 video shows 1/4 turn.

[@adamkebede6015]

Can a water supply have more than two outlets? I havent found anything online...I might be using the wrong terms.

[@jamasianbeauty_]

Can I use this method if I want to add a double sink to my master bathroom?

[@calicoalroller1169]

Ditto!!

[@hyacinthdibley2420]

I hope so. That's what we want to do.

[@BomJimmy]

Yes but dont do it yourself. You will end up filling your room with water very soon.

[@xNamsu]

@@BomJimmy Stupid comment. People are so scared to get their hands dirty these days.

[@GospelOutside]

@@hyacinthdibley2420 did you use option one or two for your double sink?

[@dougprentice1363]

What was the deburr tool used?

[@mirafrenkel7929]

I want to use a bathroom sink supply line to feed my washer supply lines. Any concerns with this? I am worried about water pressure/having enough hot water if both are in use at the same time. Same with feeding a kitchen sink supply from a shower supply line. Thoughts or suggestions?

[@GeauxTigerNation]

Have you gotten any response to this? I am thinking about using my sink supply to run a stock tank temporary bathtub in my loft

[@tylergmorales17]

Do you need teflon tape for the first shown supply tee?

[@KalOrtPor]

Generally no, these are compression fittings with a washer inside that makes the seal. Some plumbers put tape on the bottom threads only for a little extra safety margin, but any tape near the threaded end could interfere with the sealing and cause a leak.

[@ashleyland6530]

Is it code compliant to use option 1 to change a single bathroom vanity into a double sink? I ask because it would not have a hot/cold shutoff for each sink but just 1 to combine for both.

[@GospelOutside]

Ashley did you ever figure this out? Did option one work for you?

[@KYjchan]

good stuff!

[@takidenza]

III z

[@manintoynenam]

Wher to buy the dual.

[@zynorz2767]

Does it matter what water supply ?

[@larryengelbrecht6704]

Hot for dishwasher and cold for refrigerator water and ice dispenser.

[@Nerdsphere115]

i am installing a stand up shower to my bathroom could i use this method ? need answers fast thank you

[@danielraygoza3933]

Not sure

[@requiem46andtwo]

No it’s not recommended it’s is best to put a tee in the actual pipe inside the wall. That’s if it is 3/4 inch pipe. If you add a shower to a 1/2 line that’s already hooked to a tub you would not have adequate pressure or volume to your shower. This is coming from a plumber with nine years experience. I would recommend calling a professional that way you know it’s done correctly and most companies have at least a one year warranty. If you have any questions for me please feel free to ask. God bless

[@requiem46andtwo]

There’s a “s” trap underneath that sink

[@emilys9782]

The title of the video says "more than one". You only showed one...

[@harleyjennmc]

Im in the same boat. 8m trying to find out if i can use 2 tee adapters on the same pipe ir if they make one for several appliances. Did you have any luck finding outif you can do more than one?