Arg Gunite Jet Double Tee Spigot Fitting For Spas – Gjd01

Description

ARG Gunite Jet Double Tee Spigot | Gunite Spa Fitting | GJD01

Gunite spa jet double tee spigot body for ARG jets. Creates a durable water/air junction behind the shell and supports stable jet pressure. SKU GJD01.

Features

• Double tee spigot jet body for gunite spa jet plumbing loops
• Provides a solid water/air junction behind the shell for ARG-style jet faces
• Spigot connections designed for solvent-weld joints, not loose threaded adapters
• Helps keep jet pressure consistent across multiple seats when plumbed correctly
• Intended as a permanent in-shell fitting—match size and layout to your existing tee

Description

The ARG Gunite Jet Double Tee Spigot is the main body that feeds many gunite spa jet systems. Installed behind the spa shell, it splits the plumbing run so both water and air can be delivered to connected jet fittings. A rigid tee body, glued and supported correctly, helps prevent hidden seepage behind gunite and keeps jet pressure balanced from seat to seat. Spigot-style ends let you solvent-weld the body directly into your plumbing loop for a long-term, low-maintenance connection. Because exact dimensions and port sizes are not published, you should always compare this tee to your existing body and confirm pipe sizes and layout before committing it into the wall.

Pro Tip

Before you glue anything, build the full loop dry and pressure-test with a temporary manifold. Once you know the system holds pressure, mark orientations, glue each joint with fresh primer and cement, and support the assembly while it cures. Only bury or gunite over the tee after it passes a pressure test.

Related Parts

• ARG Gunite Wall Fitting — 1.5″ (Dark Gray) | GF015DG
• ARG Gunite Wall Fitting — 1.5″ (Gray) | GF015GR
• ARG 3/4″ Eye x 1.5″ MIP Eyeball Return Fitting (Gray) | EFM015DGR
• ARG 3/4″ Eye x 1.5″ MIP Eyeball Return Fitting (Black) | EFM015DBK

Installation Tips

Shut down and lock out equipment before working on spa plumbing. Dry-fit the plumbing loop and confirm clearances in the steel and gunite envelope. Match the tee to your existing pipe size and layout; if dimensions do not match, do not force or adapt it in the wall. Use fresh primer and cement, support all branches while curing, and pressure-test the circuit to operating pressure or as required by local code before gunite, backfill, or finish work.

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