Valves and fittings

[an123]

I am wanting to have two 1/2" ball valves coming out of one port on the HLT, MT, and BK. So far the only thing I found was a diverter not a shut off. Any ideas?

 

[20grit]

never mind. Didn't thoroughly read the OP.

 

[nobadays]

Not sure exactly what you are trying to do... If you want to divert to 2 differnt places via those valves, couldn't you use a tee off the kettle to 2 close nipples/valves? If you will have a temp probe there you could use a cross.

A drawing with what you want to do would help.

 

[jrcrilly]

A single three way "L" format valve on each kettle would do what I understand you are trying to do.

 

[MagicMatt]

I am wanting to have two 1/2" ball valves coming out of one port on the HLT, MT, and BK. So far the only thing I found was a diverter not a shut off. Any ideas?

Yeah, add a shutoff to the diverter.


Seriously though, just get a wye splitter and put some shutoffs down-line of it. Now you've got one master shut off (the ball valve), and 2 secondary shutoffs (one for each leg).

 

[day_trippr]

Three ball valves and a wye all hanging off a thin kettle wall might be pushing things, when a single L-type 3-way ball valve would do the job...

Cheers!

 

[an123]

I went with a single ball valve on each but used quick disconnect fittings. All of the male ends on the stationary equipment. And female on all of the hoses. Thanks for the help.