Hose Connector STOP 3/4" Verto 15G723 — Verto 3/4 inch hose stop fitting

Verto Hose Connector STOP 3/4" (model 15G723) is a compact garden hose fitting with an integrated shut-off valve for 3/4-inch hoses. It connects two hose ends or a hose to accessories and provides a quick way to stop water flow without using the tap. The fitting is compatible with standard 3/4" hose fittings and is intended for routine garden watering, irrigation lines and temporary connections to sprinklers, spray guns or timers.

Advantages

The connector integrates a reliable stop function that allows individual sections of a hose run to be isolated quickly. Its compact design ensures a low profile connection that does not add significant length to the hose. The product is simple to install by hand, compatible with common 3/4" fittings and suitable for both permanent and temporary garden setups. Materials are chosen for outdoor use and routine exposure to water.

Suitable for

• Connecting garden hose sections and accessories
• Isolating water flow to a single tool or sprinkler
• Temporary irrigation and watering jobs
• Quick shut-off when changing attachments

Key specifications

• Connection size: 3/4 inch
• Function: integrated stop/shut-off valve
• Compatibility: standard 3/4" hose fittings and accessories
• Application: garden watering, irrigation, connecting sprinklers and spray guns
• Design: compact inline connector

How to use

Push the connector onto the hose end until it fits snugly or screw it onto the matching threaded fitting depending on your hose type. Attach the accessory or second hose to the opposite side as required. Turn the stop control to close or open the water flow; when closed, the integrated valve prevents water passing through the connector so you can change attachments or isolate a section without shutting off the main tap. Check connections for leaks and hand-tighten if necessary.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use with standard 3/4" hoses and avoid overtightening plastic-threaded fittings. Drain water from the connector before freezing temperatures to prevent damage, and periodically inspect seals for wear to maintain a leak-free connection.