Valterra EZ Valve Double Electric Waste Valves Wire Length
Updated 03/04/2022 | Published 03/03/2022
Question:
Are the wiring long enough for the switches to be installed in the inside of the RV say closer to one of the Bathrooms? Can this be installed on a Forest River GT7 36K7? Thank you!
asked by: Conrad
Helpful Expert Reply:
I went out to the warehouse and measured the wires on the Valterra EZ Valve Double Electric Waste Valves - Rotating - (2) 3" Hubs to 3" Lug Fitting # E84-8. The wires that will hook up to power are almost 81 inches, like 80-5/8.
As long as you have to space and can route the wires how you need them you will be able to mount the switches where you want them.
It can be installed on a Forest River GT7 36K7.
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Valterra EZ Valve Double Electric Waste Valves - Rotating - (2) 3" Hubs to 3" Lug Fitting
- RV Waste Valves
- Sewer Elbow
- Double Waste Valve
- 3 Inch Valve Body
- Electric
- 3 Inch Bayonet
- 3 Inch Hub
- Rotating Valve
- Valterra
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