Video Transcript for Review of B and B Molders RV Water Inlets - City Fill Inlet - BM52GR

Hello, everybody. This is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today, we're gonna take a look at the B&B Molders RV docking station with the PEX connections. Now, this isn't just a bunch of loose inlets that are scattered around your RV. This docking station's gonna keep all your essential hookups in one nice recessed panel that's built right into your RV's wall. If you notice the key in the door here, it is a key-locked door.

So this can be locked to help protect everything when it's not in use. So basically, to get it open, you just turn the key quarter of a turn and you can open your door, just like that. Now, you can see all your connections down here. And if you notice what's nice and handy, if you look up at the lid, you can see it shows you what all those connections are. It also has this little prop that you can just swing down and it keeps the door propped open.

If you happen to be needing to do hookups or anything and you don't want the door to keep closing, just use that prop to hold it in place. If not, swing it out of the way and it'll close. So it also has the other thing I want to show you, the nice feature, is you might think that, when you hook your hose up here, how can you close the door if you hook your coax cables up there. How are you gonna It has these gates right up here. If you notice, these gates, you can just push.

(gates scraping) They're connected to where you just push 'em to the side, out of the way. They stay connected. So then, when you do close your door, if you notice, there's your opening for your cables, for your coaxial, over here's your opening for your water hose. And again, if you're not having them still connected, oops, just push it back. (gate snapping) When you push it back, they fit right in there and give you a solid one-piece lid or door.

That means all your setup's gonna stay clean and your connections stay protected, all the while keeping the outside of your RV nice and neat. Now, also, whether you're hooked up at a campsite or you're preparing for off-grid travel, you can switch between using city water and filling your RV's freshwater tank just by flipping this blue handle here, this switch right here. This switch is gonna let you so you don't have to crawl around to reroute any hoses. All you gotta do is hook up once, choose the mode that fits your day. It's very quick, simple, makes the camp setup easier every time. And again, I'm gonna show you, if it's in this position, you can see, parallel, it says tank fill. If you push that switch down like that, it'll say city. So that's gonna tell you it's directing your city water. Up here, it's gonna direct to filling your RV's freshwater tank. So just by flipping that switch, simple to operate. Now, also, when it comes time to clean your black water tank, you shouldn't have to mess with any shared connection. This docking station's gonna give you this dedicated inlet right down here. This dedicated inlet is just for flushing the tank. You hook up a separate hose to it, flush it out thoroughly, and then move on without worrying about any cross-contamination or mess. Also, right up here, if you have a muddy hike or a day at the beach, maybe your gear, or maybe even you need to rinse off, this quick-connect shower port right here makes it easy to attach a sprayer or an outdoor shower head to it. And you have your faucets, hot and cold faucets, right here that you can turn to turn it on or off. This will help clean up outside and keep the mess out of your RV. Now, both the water inlets are equipped with check valves. (door thudding) I'm gonna flip it around here. Here's your water inlets. They have check valves on that'll prevent water from backflowing into your hose. It's one of the details that you don't always see, but it does make a difference in keeping your water supply clean and your setup worry-free. And if you notice, the connections for your water lines, they are PEX connections. And then, the last thing I wanna mention, we had talked about, if you look over here in the corner, you'll see has these two separate coaxial ports. So basically, whether you're catching a game or logging into a remote meeting, you can connect both your satellite TV and the campsite internet at the same time. Those two ports will allow you to connect to each one. And so, there's no swapping of cables or having to choose between either one. Now, if you notice right here, it does include the seal and tape for installation and the hardware. Last thing, I want to give you a few measurements on this. The overall width, 13 inches, height, 7 3/4 inches tall, and depth is about 3 3/4 inches deep. Cut-out dimension, which is just gonna be this portion here, 11 1/16 inches wide, six inches tall. (docking station clicking) (docking station thudding) But again, it's locked, open. (door thudding) But that's gonna do it for a look at this B&B Molders RV docking station with the PEX connections.