
Protect Your RV Plumbing This Winter
Simplify your seasonal maintenance with this heavy-duty brass blowout plug. Designed to connect directly to your air compressor, it flushes residual water from your lines to prevent freezing and bursting.
Versatile Applications for Every Water System
While essential for RV winterizing, this adapter is built for versatility. It serves as a reliable solution for protecting various plumbing systems against cold weather damage.
- Recreational Vehicles: Ideal for motorhomes, travel trailers, and camper vans.
- Marine Use: Effective for clearing water lines in boats during storage.
- Home & Garden: Perfect for draining sprinkler systems, hoses, and outdoor faucets before the first freeze.

Fast, Tool-Free Installation
No need for wrenches or complicated setups. The large hexagonal base allows you to tighten the plug securely into your city water inlet by hand in seconds.
- Thread: Screw the brass plug into your RV’s city water inlet until snug.
- Connect: Attach your air compressor hose to the Schrader valve tip.
- Flush: Run the compressor to clear the lines, then remove the plug when finished.

Prevent Costly Freeze Damage
Water expands when it freezes, which can crack pipes, burst tanks, and ruin fixtures. By ensuring thorough drainage of your water system, this plug helps eliminate safety hazards and protects your investment during harsh winters.

Precision Dimensions & Design
Crafted with specific measurements to ensure a perfect fit on standard RV fittings. The design includes a protective cap to keep the valve core clean when not in use.
- Total Height: Approx. 1.65 inches
- Inlet Thread Diameter: 1.1 inches
- Compressor Tip: 0.25 inches (Standard Schrader compatible)
- Material: Solid Brass with Rubber Seal

Built to Last Season After Season
Unlike plastic adapters that become brittle in the cold, our blowout plug is machined from high-quality solid brass. It is resistant to corrosion and oxidation, ensuring smooth threads and a tight seal every time you use it.

Frequently Asked Questions