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Camco RV Brass Water Pressure Regulator helps to protect the RV plumbing and hoses from damage caused by high-pressure city water. Reduce water pressure to a safe, consistent 40 to 50 lbs. of operational pressure. Protects equipment and prevents hose failure, to help prolong equipment life. (FGH x MGH) Patented. For outdoor use only.
Dimensions: H 4.88 in, W 3.94 in, D 1.38 in
Product Depth (in.) | 1.38 in |
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Product Height (in.) | 4.88 in |
Product Width (in.) | 3.94 in |
Automotive Part Type | RV Freshwater Parts |
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General Part Type | RV Freshwater Parts |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Manufacturer Warranty | Our return policy is limited to the replacement of the item to the original purchaser if found defective in materials and/or workmanship, and no other liability, responsibilty or warranty is implied, including anything regarding merchantability or suitability for a particular purpose. |
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Yes.
Yes, both sides of the pressure regulator are GHT (garden hose thread)
It certainly does.
Why?
Yes this will work for hot water, I used for my water feed for my Rv when the pressure is to high. it will restock the flow slightly but will knock down the pressure to around 60 psi.
I have used this item for my incoming cold water and have not had a single problem. Being brass, I see no reason it would not work with hot water as well.
I only use it for the RV. I don’t see why it wouldn’t work with hot water. All it is made to do is control the water pressure.
For household hot water temps, yes.
Yes, this works with hot water.
That is what it is made for.
Yes it will work for that application, it uses an internal spring that the incoming water has to override the spring which reduces the pressure. there is a slight reduction in water volume because the water has to bypass the spring.
Yes, that's no different than regulating pressure to a travel trailer.
Yes. It should. Are you sure that you need it. Most evaporative coolers are designed to run on garden hose water pressure. It will cut the water pressure back to the regulators rating if you want to be safe about hose blow out.
Yes. I use mine for my irrigation system and it works fine.
No reason it could not be used that way. Just be sure to check for leaks.
I see no reason why you couldn't. There's really no difference in connecting it to an RV water line or a washing machine water line. I would do it without hesitation.
I cannot think of any reasons as to why one could not use this with a washing machine. Though I am not a plumber by trade, it seems worth a try. One can always take it off if there are side effects.
You could use this for the washing machine, or you could partially close your washing machine water valve.
"partially close your washing machine water valve" as others have said is a myth. Doing so only slows down the flow. It does nothing for pressure. To regulate pressure you have to use a device such as this.
You can use this item inside.
Don't have that info, but it will be reduced do to the over coming the internal spring
output is about 50 psi so it will depend on the size of the outlet hose connected to it.
40 to 50 psi.
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