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This 5' stainless steel hose helps you make short water connections without threading hose fittings every time. Included 3/4" garden hose adapters let it connect to standard hookups or compatible Blu Technology quick-connect products.
This 5' stainless steel braided hose makes short connections between your RV, water source, filtration system, and water softener. The flexible construction routes through wet bays and storage compartments, while the stainless steel braid resists kinking and won't flake rust particles into your water system.
Choose this hose when one or both ends need to connect to a standard 3/4" garden hose thread, such as a campground spigot, RV water inlet, or residential water connection. The included adapters let the hose connect to standard 3/4" garden hose threads while the built-in quick connects attach to compatible GoBluTech products. If you're connecting two GoBluTech products and don't need threaded adapters, the 5' System Hose (GB84FR) is going to be a better fit.
The included stainless steel quick connects let you connect and disconnect the hose without threading the fittings each time. The 3/4" garden hose adapters attach to standard threaded connections, giving you the flexibility to use the hose with GoBluTech equipment or other compatible water systems.
Pair this hose with the GoBluTech Flow Meter (GB37FR) to monitor water usage, the 90-Degree Quick Connect Adapter (GB67FR) where additional clearance is needed, or the 3-Way Hose Splitter (GB47FR) to add another connection at the campground spigot.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everyone, Steve here with etrailer.com. Let's take a look together at the goblutech Universal Stainless Steel Water Hose with quick connects, and it's five feet long. Folks, this is a braided stainless steel, so the quality and the flexibility is super, super good and sturdy. You're not gonna have to worry about this rusting on you, you're not gonna to worry about it not being usable or breaking or anything. So it's a great investment, especially for camping RV, we all know things get pushed in, thrown out many, many times. This is a great option, it's gonna last for years and years.
And it comes with quick-connect fitting. So how cool is that, right Simple to use. If you've never used quick-push-connect fittings, think about the air hose and those kinda things, hooking up like an air line to your air compressor, same concept. They make these for propane, has quick-connect fittings now, and of course, water connects have quick-connect fittings. So it's just the new way to do things, make it easier and quicker for hooking and unhooking, it's a stronger fit and hold.
And this would attach, again, to like our RV's water source, city water, those kinda things to hookup. Again, replace maybe your standard garden hose with something like this. That's just gonna last longer and be a lot more durable. Folks, if you have any questions about this product, reach out to us, we're here to assist you. That's gonna wrap it up for our quick look together.
I'm Steven, thanks for watching.
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Heather A.
4/11/2026
Thanks for sharing that, that’s definitely something we’d want to take a closer look at. This hose is designed to work with standard RV water pressure in the 40–60 PSI range, so seeing a drop of 20–30 PSI isn’t typical on its own. That usually points to something else in the setup affecting the flow. What are you using the hose for exactly, and how do you have it hooked up? If you’ve got a regulator, filter, or anything else in line, that could be contributing.