Video Transcript for Review of B and B Molders RV Water Inlets - City Fill Inlet - BM32GR

Hello, everybody. This is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today we're gonna take a look at this B&B Molders ventless RV docking station with the quick-connect shower port. Now, this isn't just gonna be a bunch of loose inlets that are scattered around your RV. You can see this docking station right here is gonna keep all your essential hookups all in one nice recess panel built right into your RV's wall. If you notice the door on it, it has a key lock on it, so this can be locked to help protect everything when it's not in use.

And the other neat feature, if I flip this open, you'll be able to see right up here they have these built-in swing-away gates. So basically if you just push that out, swing it away, you can see that when you close your door, you'll still have access to your coax seals over here and your water line right over there. And again, if you're not hooked up, you can just flip these back into place just like that, and it'll make it all solid one door. Now, this will help your setup stay clean and your connections stay protected, all while keeping the outside of the RV neat. As we mentioned, it's lockable.

You can see if you turn this quarter of a turn, take the key out, the door can't be opened. Put your key back in, turn it a quarter of a turn, you can see now the door can be opened. Now, one thing I do wanna mention, this model does not have a vent on it for your fresh water tank, so you do wanna make sure that the setup vents the tank some other way. Now basically, whether you're hooked up at a campsite or preparing for off-grid travel, you can switch between using city water and filling your RV's freshwater water tank just by flipping this blue handle switch right here. There's your switch you can see.

And what's nice is if you notice when the door is open, you can look up here and it'll tell you what all these fittings are. So right here you can see it's telling you if the switch is in this position parallel, it's for tank fill. If you switch it down perpendicular that way, that's for city water. So you can switch between city water and filling your RV's fresh water tank just by flipping that switch, so there's no crawling around to reroute any hoses. And what's nice, you just hook up once, choose the mode that fits your day.

It's very quick, simple, makes your camp set up very easy every time. Also, when it's time to clean your black water tank, you shouldn't have to mess with shared connections. This docking station right here is gonna give you a dedicated inlet just for flushing the tank. Hook up your hose to this, flush it out thoroughly, and then move on without worrying about cross contamination or any type of mess. Also, we mentioned if after a muddy hike or a day at the beach, your gear, or maybe even you might need a rinse, the quick-connect right here shower port makes it very easy to attach a sprayer or an outdoor shower head to it. And then you have your faucets for your hot and cold water. This will help you clean up outside and keep the mess out of your RV. Now, both water inlets, if we flip it around to the back right here, both water inlets are equipped with check valves that'll prevent water from back flowing into your hose. And that's one of the details that you don't always see, but it does make a difference keeping your water supply clean and your setup worry-free. The water lines right here are half inch MPT connections. And the last thing I wanted to show you, we talked about the coax seals right down here. So basically whether you're gonna catch a game or log into a remote meeting, you can connect both a satellite TV and campsite internet at the same time. It has the two separate coaxial ports, so there's no swapping of cables or choosing between comfort and connectivity. Now, also you'll notice it does include sealant tape when you install this, and the hardware to install it. Two dimensions I wanna give you on this. Go ahead and close it, and lock it just like that. The overall width, this side to this side, 13 inches wide. The height, bottom to the very top, 7 3/4 inches tall, and the total depth is right about 3 3/4 inches deep. Now, the cutout, which is the portion that you'll need to cut out and fit into your RV. The cutout measures from here to here, 11 1/16 inch, and the height, six inches tall. But again, just to show you, unlock it, open it up, all your connections are accessible. Close it, lock it, and you're all ready to go. But that's gonna do it for a look at this B&B Molders ventless RV docking station with the quick-connect shower port.