Measureman Lead-Free Brass, Water Pressure Regulator, Pressure Reducer for Camper, Trailer, RV, Garden, Plumbing System, 40-50 psi, 3/4"Hose
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You should refer to your owner's manual for the specific model/make of your vehicle. The number I keep at 55 is always comfortable for me.
Pressure regulators aren't the only thing in the air. In order to adjust the volume, you will need a variable flow regulator.
This is also normal for mine since it was a little over half full as well.
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The water valve my husband purchased was a big hit with him! A similar item was over $70 at another store. I am asking for the full $1000, Amazon sent the shipper a case for it, and he was very happy because the product was of better quality at such a good price. I am very pleased with how the new valve works, as opposed to the previous one. It is so nice to hear from you!.
This is excellent. I installed it and tried to get it to work for some time, but I couldn't afterward. What happened is not known to me. I probably turned off the water and turned it back on. After about ten minutes, I finally got water to flow through the pipe. I just tested it and it works just fine! After fixing my leaky RV, I was able to travel again.
Our 19' trailer is great. It's just the right size for us. It was just a little guy who wanted to ensure that we would really be enjoying the experience before we spent a lot of money on something else. As far as I can tell, everything has gone well! It's crazy how much there is There are many different types of electrical, plumbing, sewer, water, etc. There is a lot of information to absorb. My wife follows some people on social media who are experienced campers, so we have a few guides. She has learned lots of helpful tips as well. We talked about water pressure during that conversation. According to your statement, you really don't know what kind of water pressure comes out of those pipes in You can do serious damage to your rig if it's too high. Then I found this guy through a little research. I have no complaints about the quality of the product or the ease of The gauge needs to be attached to a pipe at the campground and then your water hose needs to be attached If the pressure is around 45 to 50 psi As long as you have 55 psi, you're good. Metal gauges are heavy and made of nice The dial is large and clear, which make it easy for my older eyes to read. A really nice case is included with it. of this for a very reasonable price. I will give it four stars for now, and assuming there are no issues I can upgrade after a number of Thanks for reading my review.
For now, I definitely recommend it.
This regulator is the first in years that actually does what it is advertised to do, and what we need to do to reduce the incoming water pressure from the camp ground supplier to a level that is acceptable to our unit. You can adjust the incoming pressure as needed by turning the screw.
This was purchased in order to make sure campground pressures were within RV pipe rules, but also so we could adjust pressure as necessary. The system appears to be working well so far. An improvement of enormous magnitude. I love the kit that came with it. The simple storage and protection makes it easier to store and protect. We'll update if there are problems, but hopefully not.
It is well worth the investment. The pressure in my RV shower has improved greatly since the new system was installed.
Worked like a charm. The water pressure can be adjusted very easily.
The leak went all over the place after I hooked this up. Getting a late start, I arrived in the camp ground in the dark. My old fixed regulator was what I used as soon as the water started leaking. I was a bit hurried, so I put it back on immediately after turning on the water. I used the fresh water tank on my next few outings and did not need to hook up to city water. The reason it leaked can be figured out, I'm confident of it. It was probably my fault since I was in a hurry. I think it looks really cool, if for no other reason. The regulator I've been reviewing for a while has recently been tested at work again. As a result, there wasn't any leakage at the hose connections this time. There was nevertheless water leaking around the gauge, and water was also Both the gauge and the compass didn't function at all. Lowe's in my neighborhood sold a new gauge to replace the defective one that came with the regulator I replaced the defective gauge. I am happy to report that my Measureman Adjustable Water Regulator is working fine now. The new regulator will make sleeping on the ground a lot more comfortable and enjoyable next camping season.