Water pressure regulator is designed to maintain 40-50 psi in your RV so city water connections don't cause your plumbing to leak. Built-in gauge lets you check the pressure for added peace of mind.
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Speaker 1: Today, we're going to be taking a look at the Valterra Water Regulator and Pressure Gauge for RVs, part number A01-1124VP.Campground water pressure can be very high. Don't take the chance that your campground water pressure isn't regulated. A regulator can save you the hassle of a disaster in your plumbing by limiting how much pressure is introduced into your RV. As you can see, it's not going to affect the pressure here on the inside of our RV. We still have good flow at our faucet. Newer RVs plumbing systems may be able to handle higher pressure, but the regulator's going to give you some peace of mind.
The Valterra Water Regulator is going to maintain a psi between 40 and 50.Some water pressure regulators don't have a gauge. The nice thing about this one is you'll be able to tell if there's low pressure coming from your city water. That way, you don't think there's a problem with your RV. Of course, if you have high pressure, there may be something wrong with your regulator. Now, pressure regulators can get clogged, which can cause an inaccurate reading in our pressure.
The nice thing about this one is that it has a screen to prevent dirt and debris from getting inside.It's a lead-free design. It's easy to install. We'll go ahead and show you that now. First thing we need to do is locate our city water connection on our RV. Then we can take our regulator.
We'll be working with the male end, and we're going to thread that in. Now, I want to make sure that my regulator gauge is on top. That way, I can easily read it. Now, you don't need to over-tighten this. Just get it nice and snug, therefore you won't have any leaks.Then we can take our hose and connect it to our regulator.
Now, the nice thing here is, is that it rotates for easy connection. Again, we're just going to get that nice and snug. That way, we don't have any leaks. We turn the water on, and as you can see, it's holding at around 40 psi. Now we're going to turn it all the way up. As you can see back at the gauge, with the hose turned on all the way, it's still holding at 40 psi. It's doing its job.And that's going to complete our look at the Valterra Water Regulator and Pressure Gauge for RVs, part number A01-1124VP.
Perfect.
Works perfect
Appears to be of good quality.
Appears to be well made.
Does the job.
A solid product with continuous, steady flow. It was a good choice for me.
works well
Item was delivered promptly and works as advertised.
We didn't have the opportunity to use this on our camping trip as there was no water hook up available. I'm sure it will be used the next time we go camping.
Arrive very quickly, even with the virus restrictions. Well packed, exactly as represented.
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