Water pressure?
Our summer campground just redid the water system and are telling campers to be aware of high water pressure. Does anyone know what the water pressure rating for an RV is? I saw 2 different rated re...
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Lynnmor wrote:
Seeing water pressure vary greatly is a sure sign of an inadequate supply system.
Ehhhh...not always. For your RV that might be running 35-45 PSI, a drop in 10-20 PSI is very noticeable. In your home that might be able to handle 70-80 PSI, the same drop in pressure would not be noticeable. In my opinion, the biggest problems many CG's have is that they can't predict what the usage is. If the CG is nearly full and everyone wants to take showers in the morning at the same time the maintenance staff sees the pool needs to be re-filled at the same time the laundry facilities are running...the pressure is going to be what it is. Which is another reason why running off the tank makes me not worry about this.
