Hoses & Fittings
Ensure reliable supply and comfort on board
Supply and comfort on board depend on suitable connections, material compatibility, and the correct flow rate.
For drinking water products, you should pay attention to appropriate approvals. For gas, safety comes first.
This way, the system remains sealed, clean, and reliable.
Discover variants, materials, and designs that are built for marine use. This way, you'll find equipment that remains reliable on board – season after season.
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Vendor:18521852 T-piece internal thread – stainless steel AISI 316, acid-resistant
Regular price From €4,50Regular price€4,50Sale price From €4,50 -
-€0,10
Vendor:TrudesignTrudesign Hose Tail for Aquavalve 1½″ – Hose Connection in Four Sizes
Regular price From €8,40Regular price€8,50-€0,10 Sale price From €8,40 -
-€0,10
Vendor:TrudesignTrudesign Hose Tail for Aquavalve 120° – Replacement and Extension Tail
Regular price €10,80Sale price €10,80 -
-€1,21
Vendor:18521852 Through-hull fitting – acid-resistant stainless steel AISI 316
Regular price From €14,29Regular price€15,50-€1,21 Sale price From €14,29 -
Vendor:18521852 Raw Water Inlet – Stainless Steel AISI 316, seawater resistant
Regular price From €26,50Regular price€26,50Sale price From €26,50 -
-€0,45
Vendor:18521852 90° Elbow Female/Female Thread – Stainless Steel AISI 316
Regular price From €3,45Regular price€3,90-€0,45 Sale price From €3,45 -
Vendor:18521852 45° Elbow with Female Threads on Both Sides – Stainless Steel AISI 316
Regular price From €3,50Regular price€3,50Sale price From €3,50 -
Vendor:HosecoilHosecoil Flexible Rinse Hose – 3/4 Connection, 4.5 m
Regular price €70,50Regular price€70,50Sale price €70,50 -
Vendor:HosecoilHosecoil Flexible Rinse Hose – 3/4″ Connection, 7.5 m
Regular price €75,50Regular price€75,50Sale price €75,50 -
Vendor:WhaleWhale System 15 Adapter ½″ Male Thread – Connector for System 15 Hoses
Regular price €9,50Regular price€9,50Sale price €9,50 -
Vendor:WhaleWhale System 15 Adapter – Transition 12/15 mm
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Vendor:WhaleWhale System 15 Non-Return Valve – Reliable Backflow Prevention for Marine Sanitary Systems
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Vendor:WhaleWhale System 15 Stopcock – reliable line shut-off on board
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Vendor:WhaleWhale System 15 Adapter ½″ – Brass Fitting for System 15 Connections
Regular price €41,50Regular price€41,50Sale price €41,50 -
Vendor:WhaleWhale System 15 Hose Connector – Plug-in Fitting for 1/2" Hose
Regular price €43,50Regular price€43,50Sale price €43,50 -
Vendor:Nuova RadeNuova Rade Faucet Connector – 3/4 ID for Quick Release Coupling
Regular price €1,90Regular price€1,90Sale price €1,90 -
Vendor:Nuova RadeNuova Rade Faucet Connector – ½″ inner diameter for quick-release coupling
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Vendor:GuidiGuidi Mini Ball Valve – nickel-plated, brass with female thread
Regular price €11,90Regular price€11,90Sale price €11,90 -
Vendor:GuidiGuidi Mini Ball Valve – nickel-plated, brass, ½″ FPT × ½″ MPT
Regular price €11,90Regular price€11,90Sale price €11,90
Deine Fragen / Unsere Antworte
- Which hoses can I use for drinking water on board?
- Only hoses with drinking water approval – in Europe, this often means approval according to WRAS, KTW, or comparable standards. Without this marking, plasticizers or other substances can leach into the water, which is a health concern.
- Can I use the same type of hose for fuel and water?
- No. Fuel hoses are designed to be resistant to hydrocarbons but are not approved for drinking water. Conversely, water hoses can swell or decompose due to fuel. Choose the appropriate hose for each application.
- How do I know if a fitting matches my hose diameter?
- The crucial factors are the inner diameter of the hose and the outer diameter of the fitting's spigot – these must be coordinated so that the hose clamp can grip securely. If in doubt, measure both dimensions, as manufacturer specifications can vary in inches or millimeters.
- How often should I check hoses and clamps on board?
- At least once per season, ideally during the spring check before launching. Look for cracks, hardening, discoloration, and loose clamps – especially on hoses below the waterline, where a leak can quickly become critical.