What water hose adapter ? (1 Viewer)

[benimardriver]

Can anyone tell me what kind of water hose adapter I need to carry travelling in France , Spain and Portugal ?
Thanks

 

[Two on Tour]

One of these is the normal adapter for pretty well all the taps we have come across

https://www.toolstation.com/hozelock-threaded-tap-connector/p30324

with one of these on your hose.

Plastic Hose Connector 1/2" | Toolstation

1/2" quick connect female to 1/2" compression with water stop. Colour may vary.

www.toolstation.com

 

[rb62]

We have come across a few with quick couplings recently and as soon as you push the coupling in water starts coming out hence the tap

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[Manic]

I also have a 3/4-1inch adapter

 

[Bernie P]

Take a selection of adaptors. Can only realy speak for France (not been to the others). The Hozelock type are most common but you still come across "smooth end" taps in some of the less populus locations. I have one of these adaptors to fit on a kitchen tap that has a thumbscrew on the side.

 

[peterc10]

I agree with the other posts except on one point. Don't just take one of each adaptor have at least 2 or 3 of each. I rarely have a trip across the channel where I don't leave at least one adaptor on a tap when I drive off. Just back from Spain and realised I had left my large thumbscrew adaptor for plain taps, which I have had for years, on a tap. I know exactly what tap, but that just makes it more annoying.

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[Gizmouk]

Just fill up water after peterc10 , you'll save a few quid by not having to buy your own adapters.

 

[pjay]

You need a hozelok double male adapter for some urbaflux waterpoints in France....

 

[Stealaway]

Can anyone tell me what kind of water hose adapter I need to carry travelling in France , Spain and Portugal ?
Thanks

You will need a good selection -- but I have only ever needed a short hose

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[Folkranger]

I carry a selection and this includes a double male connector as above post. This allows you to connect both ends of your hose together so no drips come out when travelling.

 

[Lenny HB]

Yep worth having a good selection, 90% are 3/4" BSP but you need to be prepared for the unexpected.

My collection.

 

[Stealaway]

Yep worth having a good selection, 90% are 3/4" BSP but you need to be prepared for the unexpected.

My collection.

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Wow - I've got hose envy

Yours is bigger than mine

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[Ingwe]

You need a hozelok double male adapter for some urbaflux waterpoints in France....

I have found this type of tap in France, more and more. So this male to male adapter is a must-have in my opinion. I like the one with the tap earlier in the thread and will locate one.

 

[Ingwe]

We have come across a few with quick couplings recently and as soon as you push the coupling in water starts coming out hence the tap

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Do you mind telling me where you sourced the green quick connector with tap? I can find many quick connectors but most male to male ones I’ve seen don’t have a tap. we were at a site in Marseillan plage that needed a quick adaptor, which I had, but got soaked to the skin as once connected, water gushed out under pressure wasting a lot of my timed water as I struggled to get the container under the tap. A tap would have been ideal.

 

[rb62]

Do you mind telling me where you sourced the green quick connector with tap? I can find many quick connectors but most male to male ones I’ve seen don’t have a tap. we were at a site in Marseillan plage that needed a quick adaptor, which I had, but got soaked to the skin as once connected, water gushed out under pressure wasting a lot of my timed water as I struggled to get the container under the tap. A tap would have been ideal.

Exactly why I got one

Amazon product

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[Spriddler]

Discussed earlier this month........France, Spain, Portugal..............

European Water Tap Fittings

Dear All, Ok, my wife, little pooch and I are totally new to motor homing having had one now for just for about 3 months. Steep leaning curve. Possibly a little crazy and just diving straight in by a 3 month tour in February (weather willing) of France, into Portugal and Spain with the main...

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[benimardriver]

I carry a selection and this includes a double male connector as above post. This allows you to connect both ends of your hose together so no drips come out when travelling.

Good idea .

 

[benimardriver]

I have found this type of tap in France, more and more. So this male to male adapter is a must-have in my opinion. I like the one with the tap earlier in the thread and will locate one.

Thanks I’ll get one

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[benimardriver]

Yep worth having a good selection, 90% are 3/4" BSP but you need to be prepared for the unexpected.

My collection.

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Thanks . You are well prepared there !

 

[denisejoe]

You don’t need a male to male connector we have a female at one end of hose and male at other when we have finished filling empty hose then coil hose and join together no drips in garage

 

[benimardriver]

I agree with the other posts except on one point. Don't just take one of each adaptor have at least 2 or 3 of each. I rarely have a trip across the channel where I don't leave at least one adaptor on a tap when I drive off. Just back from Spain and realised I had left my large thumbscrew adaptor for plain taps, which I have had for years, on a tap. I know exactly what tap, but that just makes it more annoying.

Just send me your route . Sounds like I don’t need any I can pick yours up

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[benimardriver]

You don’t need a male to male connector we have a female at one end of hose and male at other when we have finished filling empty hose then coil hose and join together no drips in garage

Great idea thanks

 

[Two on Tour]

You don’t need a male to male connector we have a female at one end of hose and male at other when we have finished filling empty hose then coil hose and join together no drips in garage

Where did you get your male hose pipe end from as I can't find any online?

 

[Lenny HB]

I had, but got soaked to the skin as once connected, water gushed out under pressure wasting a lot of my timed water as I struggled to get the container under the tap. A tap would have been ideal.

I ought to get one, 'er indoors was not impressed when she had a second shower of the morning on one of our trips this year. She had to have a complete change of clothes.

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[Puddleduck]

Take the rose off first. It's universal and guaranteed to fit every tap.

 

[Two on Tour]

Take the rose off first. It's universal and guaranteed to fit every tap.

You will struggle to get 100 litres into your tank with that on a French time-limited service point.

 

[Puddleduck]

Never put 100l in when touring!!!

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[benimardriver]

We have come across a few with quick couplings recently and as soon as you push the coupling in water starts coming out hence the tap

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Thanks I have purchased 2

 

[Lenny HB]

Never put 100l in when touring!!!

Me too I won't set off with less than 150 Lt.

 

[Two on Tour]

Never put 100l in when touring!!!

If you're paying for water, why would you not fill up your tank, don't get it.

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