RV Water Pressure Regulator for RV Camper. Brass Lead-free Adjustable Water Pressure Regulator with Gauge for Camper Travel Trailer, Reducer Valve W Filter. M11-0660R.

My camper came with an inline pressure reducer but I like knowing exactly what pressure is coming out of the spigot at the campground/resort/house. This works great, is easy to use, and fits perfectly. It doesn't leak at all and is pretty heavy duty. I see no issues with this at all and I think it will last a long time. It's super easy to see the pressure and to adjust it as you need to. It's a definite must have since your camper lines are not designed for full pressure like from your house.

I’m newer to travel trailers. I used mine a couple times plugging straight into the water spigot. At one campground, i started having a drip in my line under the sink faucet. That made me worry i had an issue with my plumbing. I then saw someone using a regulator and asked about it. I didn’t realize there could be that much of a pressure change going to different campgrounds, but then remembered that the toilet was flushing at that hookup with some insane force. I looked at several and then chose this one. I gave it a try and set the pressure to 40 psi. Seems to be the perfect setup. I’ve not had any leaking issues since and my toilet no longer flushes with enough pressure to spray its contents into every direction except down. It was easy to use, just put on the spigot before your hose. I then turned the screw until it was on 40 psi. It was already pretty close from the box. Water flow is good and it seems well built.

Very high quality & works perfect on our RV

These work well but they have lasted us on average 4 to 6 months. After that the gauge gets stuck in a specific PSI position and does not move. I'm not sure if it's due to the cold or being out in the heat but it does happen on everyone we've had. I believe it still does restrict the flow and PSI even though the gauge is broken but we always purchase a new one just to be safe. Would be nice for the gauge to work for longer

Incredible Customer Service. Great product and even better after purchase support. Have been very happy with the regulator and it has held up well. Unfortunately last time I used it I noticed the gauge was not always working. Finished my trip and packed everything up to go home and forgot to request a replacement gauge under the year warranty. When I remembered the faulty gauge I reached out to the seller and explained it was outside the warranty period and inquired about purchasing a replacement. Seller honored the warranty even though it was expired and sent me a new replacement gauge. Can’t get any better than that.

I have tried several of these Pressure Regulators and would still get occasional dangerous pressure spikes in the RV, like 80-100psi. I finally have a solution to ensure a certain pressure is never exceeded in the RV water system. If a Pressure Regulator fails or is inconsistent (poor quality or old and wearing out), then high pressure can result. Also, even if it is working correctly, none of these "Pressure Regulators" can relieve pressure on the RV water system when the water heater comes on, which causes expansion in the system and increased water pressure. If you have installed the Regulator at the spigot, then the garden hose can expand to help compensate for the increased pressure, but if you prefer the Regulator to be right at the RV water inlet area then the only water lines from it into the RV are the more-rigid-than-garden-hose plex or PVC lines. Those less flexible water lines in the RV don't expand well and so the pressure on the RV system can far exceed the recommended 45-50psi just from the water heater reheating 8 gallons of cold water after a shower is taken. In the attached 2 images you can see my green garden hose feeds the Pressure Regulator and gauge, which then feeds a brass Y valve. One leg of the Y feeds the RV water system and the other leg feeds a "Pressure Relief Valve" through a brass adapter. The Pressure Relief Valve feeds a clear vinyl drain hose that exits the RV compartment and is open to the ground. The Pressure Relief Valve is adjustable from 50-175 psi. I set mine at 50psi. When the RV's water heater comes on, or if the Pressure Regulator were to fail, then the Pressure Relief Valve opens at 50psi and lets water flow to the ground until the pressure drops below 50psi. After taking a shower, the water heater comes on and the pressure climbs... I have watched as the water begins trickling a small trickle down the drain tube when the pressure reaches 50psi, and then it quits trickling once the water heater finishes heating. I ordered the Pressure Relief Valve from Home Depot dot Com for about $30. It's Model# "1/2 LF530C". It has been working great. I hope this helps ya'll. Greg Porter.

We've had the gauge for 2 years now works great. We did run into a problem with the needle on the gauge & the company was very helpful on getting this replaced. Replacement with the exact part for this gauge not an aftermarket piece. Easy & quick response on getting this resolved.

Great price and quality. Easy to set up.