EasyPro TWS3 Statuary Splitter / 3-way / 1/2" & 3/4" Outlets

After installation of this three-way splitter in my Fountain basin, it became painfully obvious that adjusting the water flow would be very challenging. The three adjustment levers, for each outfall are very tight and difficult to open or close, I even used a silicone based lubricant. Ultimately, I had to make some sort of wooden tool that would give me leverage like a spigot handle after a full season and having to adjust multiple times and almost taking the entire fountain apart, I opted to swap this out for a much simpler and easier design. If you have a fountain or water feature that you never have to adjust, the splitter will work just fine, but if you are adjusting your fountain, quite often or adjusting water flow, and it makes it difficult to access this three-way splitter, I suggest you look at some other options first.I intend to keep the splitter for another water feature, but I’ll designed the water feature around accessibility to this device, and potentially even a better tool to manipulate the three-way valve levers

You cannot completely shut off the ports. Some small flow passes through regardless of the valve setting. since it is installed in a difficult location, I won't attempt to return and reinstall the splitter, especially since I won't ever shut valves off completely i the application.The construction is rather thin, but otherwise handles connecting hoses ok. Just a funny feeling of flimsy rather than a rugged build.

So far, so good. Does what it is meant for. It controls 3 water features with the right amount of flow in a pond or fountain. The vales do let some water bypass the valve in a fully closed position. When used under water in a pond or fountain, this is no huge deal. If you want to use it out of the water or need it to not let any water through when closed, this may not be well suited for your needs. I only needed to control 2 features and closed off 1 of the outlets. I had a rubber cap and put it on the one valve not used because I wanted all the water to flow to the two features for maximum flow. When closed, I don't think much water gets past the closed valve, but some does. For my needs, I would buy again.

does the job

This splitter allows me to run two spitters off of one pump. I don't have a third spitter or other feature to feed water too, so I turned off the flow to the third nozzle. There is a valve to turn on or off the whole adapter and also individual on/off valves on the three exiting nozzles. I use 1/2 ID tubing and this works great with that. The way the nozzles are tapered allow it to also work with 3/4 ID tubing.

This thing leaks and the valves don’t turn off the flow of water had a huge mess to clean up , buy a metal one , this thing is garbage , it even leaks at the seam that connects the three way splitter part to the base , not happy at all

I have an outdoor water feature and I live near Phoenix where it’s very hot at least 3 mos. out of the year. This spring after almost 20 months of the fountain running non stop, this plastic hose adapter part became very brittle and broke apart. I ordered this look alike part and it fit and works perfectly. It would be nice to have these plastic parts made stronger in some way to withstand the desert heat because I don’t want to be needing to replace it every 20 mos. I can barely maneuver my hands inside the back of my fountain. But, again, so glad I found this replacement part on Amazon, my favorite place to shop!

You cannot totally shut off unused lines, water leaks through the valve

This is an exact replacement for the one that came with our stone fountain. We had to replace it because it was not suitable for Canadian winters, froze and split open. The new one will do exactly the same, as it also is made from the wrong plastic to handle ice expanding.