The Coast to Coast SAE No19 All Male 3-Way Tee Connector 3/8" lets you split or join gas lines in a small space. The three male ends run the same 3/8" SAE thread so your existing caravan or RV hoses with matching female ends bolt straight up. The tee layout works well in lockers under about 400 mm deep where every centimetre of hose and hardware counts.

The connector body uses solid metal with three short legs under roughly 50 mm each, so it sits close to regulators and valves instead of hanging on long runs. Standard spanner flats around 14–19 mm mean you can use normal hand tools from the kit. The fitting suits typical LPG system pressures near 2.75 kPa, which aligns with common Aussie caravan gas gear, making it a smart buy for tidy SAE setups.

• Coast to Coast SAE No19 tee connector

• All male 3-way tee configuration

• Suits 3/8" SAE female gas fittings

• Ideal for caravan and RV gas systems

• Allows one gas line to branch to two

• Compact body for tight lockers and voids

• Compatible with typical LPG pressure around 2.75 kPa

• Solid metal construction for repeated use

• Works with standard SAE caravan gas hoses

• Part number 1410621, SKU 550-00620

Q: Can this tee connector join one gas bottle to two appliances?

Yes, if all connections use 3/8" SAE female ends. This connector has three 3/8" SAE male ports, so it can sit between a regulator outlet and two appliance hoses with matching threads. Always keep overall system demand within the regulator and hose ratings. A licensed gas fitter should confirm the layout and test for leaks after installation.

Q: Do I need thread tape with this SAE connector?

Only if your specific SAE joint type requires it. Some SAE-style flare connections seal on the flare, while others rely on thread sealant. Match the connector to the hose end style in your system. If the joint is a flare seat, tape on the sealing surface can cause leaks. A qualified gas fitter can choose the right sealing method.

Q: Is this connector suitable for caravan LPG pressures?

Yes, it suits typical low-pressure caravan LPG systems. Most caravan LPG setups in Australia run around 2.75 kPa after the regulator. The tee is specified for use in caravan and RV gas fittings, which operate in this low-pressure range. Always make sure every component in the chain matches or exceeds your system pressure rating.

Q: Can I install this connector myself on my van?

Installation should follow Australian gas regulations. Regulations in Australia usually require a licensed gas fitter to carry out alterations to fixed LPG systems in caravans and RVs. That covers new joints, hose runs and fittings. A qualified fitter can pressure test the setup after fitting the tee to confirm it is leak-free and compliant.

• Suits SAE gas systems using 3/8" male connections in caravan and RV applications

• Used where a single SAE gas line must be split into two branches or two lines combined into one

• Requires compatible 3/8" SAE female connectors on all mating hoses or fittings

• Installation must follow current Australian gas standards and be carried out by a qualified gas fitter where required