PVC Crosses

PVC crosses, or four-way fittings, allow you to connect four sections of PVC pipe. With one of these PVC cross fittings, you can split your water line into three separate streams, allowing you to water several sections of your garden at the same time. Our durable PVC cross fittings are available in a variety of sizes to fit any application. Browse through a variety of PVC cross connectors and order online through Sprinkler Warehouse.

Reasons to Use a Cross Pipe

A PVC cross fitting is a smart choice in an irrigation system that needs to split the main water supply into multiple directions. Instead of using several PVC tees and other connections, a cross allows your system to branch out evenly, simplifying the layout and reducing the number of fittings required. This also reduces installation time and minimizes potential leak points. If you’re planning on organizing multiple zones, a PVC cross connector may be the solution.

PVC Cross FAQs

Can PVC crosses handle high water pressure?

Yes, PVC crosses can handle high water pressure when you choose the correct type for your sprinkler system. Standard Schedule 40 PVC crosses are suitable for most residential irrigation applications, while Schedule 80 crosses offer thicker walls and higher pressure ratings for more demanding systems. As long as the fitting is properly installed and matched to the pressure requirements of your irrigation setup, PVC crosses will have no problem in a high-pressure system.

Are PVC crosses compatible with different pipe sizes?

Yes, PVC crosses are available in a range of sizes to match the most common pipe diameters. Most crosses are standard (same size on all four outlets), but there are also reducing crosses, which allow you to connect different pipe sizes within the same fitting. This flexibility makes it easier to design systems that transition between main supply lines and smaller branch lines without needing additional adapters.

How do PVC crosses affect water flow and pressure?

PVC crosses allow water to flow in multiple directions from a single point, which may affect pressure depending on the system’s design. When water is split into several branches, the flow rate is divided, which can naturally reduce pressure in each line. To maintain balanced performance, it’s important to size pipes correctly and use crosses strategically so that water distribution remains even without overloading any branch.

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