Maximum Water Pressure for Camco RV Heated Drinking Water Hose # CAM22903

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What is the maximum water pressure these are rated for?

asked by: Ron G

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I reached out to my contact at Camco and she stated that the RV Heated Drinking Water Hose # CAM22903 is rated for 40-50 psi of water pressure. The 50 foot long hose also comes with a 3 year warranty for the electrical components and a 1 year warranty for the hose itself.

expert reply by: Chris R

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Answer 1

The pressure rating the Camco RV Drinking Water Hose #CAM22743 is 40-70 psi so it would easily handle the pressure of city water or RV water pumps which are normally only rated for up to 45 psi. This is 10 foot in length.

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