1/2" Brass Chrome 3 Way Diverter, Hose Fitting Tee, T Shape Adapter Connector for Angle Valve Hose, Bath Shower Arm, Toilet Bidet Sprayer Faucet

I have bought these splitters multiple times and they have always handled well.That said, you will need to supply the correct washers/o-rings for your installation. Do some research if you're not sure.

Good product, price and delivery.

This is one of the very few 1/2” all around T connectors. Think you can find this in a Home Depot or Lowes? SOL (sorry out of luck due to PG13 and I’m not referring to the guy who plays for the Clippers). I had a bidet dilemma wherein I purchased a GenieBidet to replace my toilet seat and it was impossible to remove the connector on the bottom of the toilet tank due to an engineering gaff that borders sadism. It was surrounded by a narrow channel and with the toilet surrounded by three narrow walls, I had to remove the toilet just to get to the connector. This T resolved my nightmare. Disconnected the hose from 1/2” water inlet FIP and connected this marvel. Then connected the 1/2 bidet hose connector, attached the 1/2” hose connector. I used teflon tape to ensure no leaks. Kept my fingers crossed and after a few prayers turned on the water, checked for leaks by wrapping all connectors with bath tissue and after 15 minutes, smiled. Ahhh!! ‘Nuf said.

Good price, good part. It fit good and it was exactly what I needed. After install, no leaks either.

At first glance, these look amazing. The chrome finish is fantastic and I had high hopes for this adapter. We needed this to retrofit bidets on commercial toilets at my work, which required us tapping into the sink rather than the toilet.We had nothing but issues with leaks from both diverters that we purchased. It's extremely easy to strip the threads on these, but that wasn't even the bigger issue. If you're holding the diverter vertical with the nut on top and the T facing to your right, that T screws off and has a tiny gasket. We found that tiny gasket to be able to withstand the water pressure from a sink feed. We had to completely dismantle it, replace the gasket and then pipe dope and then tighten it as tight as we could.In all, we probably spent over 6 hours fiddling with this stupid thing; taking it on and off due to all of the leaks. Do yourselves a favor and go with something make in America. Our diverters were made in China and the craftsmanship, or lack therof, clearly showed. I wished I would've just spent an extra $10 per just for the piece of mind that it'll work perfectly on initial install.

This is an issue for my install, but maybe not yours. I am hanging some heavy shower heads off of this and the oring seal is an issue. If you make it too tight, the oring leaks. If too loose, but shower head falls to the side. I did find a tentative sweet spot, but not until after some frustration.

Worked well and easily installed.Used to connect existing water line to toilet and bidet

Exceptional good looking chrome finish