It's a new water pump that is supposed to give 60 psi "home like" water pressure. It's the first I've heard of it. I've got two good pumps now so I won't be getting one anytime soon but I might when the time comes. Here's their ad.

I was under the impression that the water pressure in RV's has to be throttled down. 60 PSI seems like the fittings might let go. No science here, but an uninformed observation.

As Posted on AMAZONThis water pump was just installed in my motorhome and it sounds like there is a 747 in the basement ready to take off. This is beyond any reasonable noise standard for a water pump. Works great though, water blasts out of the faucet. I'd rather had a FloJet reinstalled but this is a warranty issue covered by an extended warranty plan and I don't get a say in what is installed. I tried to find a way to muffle the noise and was not successful. The water pump is in the garage under the commode, turn it on and the floor/your feet vibrate from the noise when you flush. I'm sure the adjoining camping site will hate it as much as I do. I could find nothing else reviewing the product.

I installed this pump a few weeks ago to replace a shurflo extreme that had failed and was discontinued.When first installed, it was VERY lound. It also didn't shut off, kept clicking over slowly unless I flipped the switch to off and then back on.After some time in actual use (3 days boondocking) it is now quiet as a church, shuts off when the rated pressure is reached, and does indeed provide "home-like" pressure in the shower and at the faucets.It's only been 3 weeks, talk to me again in a year, but so far "highly recommended" and both better and quieter than the shurflo extreme 5.7 I replaced.

damn ! i just rebuilt my shuflo !

60 psi is nice, but...... Most RV's are labeled 45 or 50 PSI max, the reason for this is SOME, I stress SOME RV toilets, the seals in the fresh water valves are only rated for 60 PSI, you hit 61 they can rupture,,, this is when it is new, USED that 60 might be 55.. So i would not go more than 50 PSI (Nor do I even if my system has been tested to higher pressures).It is not so bad when a kitchen fitting blows a seal, you KNOW that is fresh water, but when you blow one on the toilet.......... HAZ MAT procedure is invoked cause you do not know.

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AllegroD
Nomad
Jul 08, 2014
As Posted on AMAZON
This water pump was just installed in my motorhome and it sounds like there is a 747 in the basement ready to take off. This is beyond any reasonable noise standard for a water pump. Works great though, water blasts out of the faucet. I'd rather had a FloJet reinstalled but this is a warranty issue covered by an extended warranty plan and I don't get a say in what is installed. I tried to find a way to muffle the noise and was not successful. The water pump is in the garage under the commode, turn it on and the floor/your feet vibrate from the noise when you flush. I'm sure the adjoining camping site will hate it as much as I do.

I could find nothing else reviewing the product.
2bzy2c
Explorer II
Jul 08, 2014
I was under the impression that the water pressure in RV's has to be throttled down. 60 PSI seems like the fittings might let go. No science here, but an uninformed observation.

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