AQUATEK SplitPro CO2 Splitter for Solenoid Regulator (6 Way)

perfect for my set up I wish i had a need for more I would get more lol... this is feeding 4 tanks atm.. no real issue there than finding the right regulator ... if you want a solid unit can't really get any better

The media could not be loaded.  Like the other reviews, this had to be modified to get it to work correctly. Thanks to the reviewers before me, I made sure to test the needle valve connections at the manifold, and most did leak. I took this thing completely apart, used Teflon tape to seal the threads, and screwed all the needle valves back into place. Kinda frustrating for the price you pay for these things. Another concern is, I really had to crank on the needle valves to get the gas to stop flowing, which is a concern due to the fact that you can destroy the seal by turning the knob to hard. Hopefully there are no future issues. Lastly, the bubble counter that came with my Milwaukee MA957 regulator leaked when I screwed it on to this device. As you can see in the pic, I tried to use Teflon tape on this as well to no avail. Thankfully I purchased another bubble counter and was able to use it without issues. Overall, I am glad that someone decided to fabricate this item for this use, and I will replace the needle valves in the future if need be. I will post another review if I wake up in a few days and find my CO2 cylinder empty due to leaks.Update on 9/30/17: This device still works well. I am over being frustrated at having to take this apart and tape all the connections, and am pleased with the purchase. The needle valves are very easy to adjust and control, and I soon figured out that is why they are so tight. In my opinion, worth the money.

I too got one and at least one fitting of the needle valve leaked. I was able to get it off and put some tape on the threads, and it seemed to stop the leak ( at least to the point that before I did, I could actually hear the leak ).Another issue is one of the needle valves when turning felt like its "stripped" in a way where there is a lot of friction at one point and then once past that point it turns smoothly. There is a few spots on that needle that feel like this opening and closing.

Awesome to be able to split out gas to multiple tanks. This is a great product. You have to use Teflon tape to make sure you don't get leaks.

Pretty Good

When I first hooked it up I could hear the splitter leaking. After using leak tester I found that all 6 valves were leaking at the thread connection to the manifold. It took some effort to remove all of the valves and reseal the valve threads. With a little work and some thread seal I was able to get this splitter working great and leak free. I was running the CO2 at 40psi during the leaking with new diffusers, I have tested it to 80psi with no leaks after the rework.