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Gauge attaches to your RV's drinking water hose so you can monitor the water pressure in your city water connection. If needle reaches the red zone above 60 psi, disconnect and save yourself from leaks and costly water damage.
Features:
Note: This gauge does not regulate water pressure.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Speaker 1: Today we're going to be taking a look at the Valterra Water Pressure Gauge, part number A01-0110BP. Campground water pressure can be very high. It's not always regulated. Don't take the chance of it harming your RV's water system. This gauge will allow you to determine the psi flowing into your RV's water system. Now it only indicates water pressure it doesn't maintain water pressure.
Now it's also going to help you to determine low pressure that way you can find out if it's a problem with your RV or your connection.Now some newer RV's may be able to handle a higher water pressure but this will help you maintain a recommended pressure between 40 and 50 psi. It's made with a lead free construction. We'll go ahead and show you how to install it.The first thing we want to do connect it to our hose. This is going to be our easiest way.
That way you can easily twist it on, and we don't need to get it too tight, just get it nice and snug. Then we can locate our city water connection on our RV and we'll connect that. Again, we don't want to over tighten, just get it nice and secure, that way we don't have any leaks. Now as you can see the pressure rises as I open the valve.And that's going to complete our look at the Valterra Water Pressure Gauge, part number A01-0110BP.
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Patrick
10/2/2023
Not using it anymore. Have replaced with an adjustable valve and should have done this in the first place. Better to spend a bit more to be able to manage and adjust the pressure.