Water hookup...

My old Komfort TT has a built in water pressure regulator, so I used to not use the regulator that the dealership gave me, until I went to one CG with INSANE water pressure, which stretched out my hose. Actually ballooned it out on one side :S .. Now I always use one.

Water pressure regulator..get a good one and use.
Unless you go to the same CG over and over you have no idea what the water pressure will/can be.

Water hose.....when temps drop below freezing disconnect it. WHY have a problem when it's so easy to avoid.

Not using your fresh water tank and pump?????
What are you going to do when the CG water source isn't available because:
CG power is out....no pump/no water
CG water line freezes....line broken
CG shuts down water due to problems

We always have water in tank......just in case.

I highly recommend one. This Valterra is what I use. I also keep two of These as back-up in case something happens to the Valterra. Tim

Hi,

Two types of RV'ers. Those who have had an overpressure water fault, and those who are waiting for that to occur.

Get a good Watts pressure regulator, and use it.



Pressure Regulators

"Do i need a water pressure regulator?"
Maybe, maybe not. I don't have one, and have never had any problems. If the RV park you are in has VERY high water pressure, you may need one.

"The nights are supposed to be in the upper 20's. I assume I need to disconnect the outside hose from the camper?"
While perhaps not totally necessary (it is doubtful that the ice will expand enough at those temps to damage the hose), it is not a bad idea to disconnect and drain (if you are going to leave water in it, why bother to disconnect it?) the hose. Be sure there is enough water in the tank for nighttime needs.
have fun.

2oldman wrote:
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Yep, that about covers it.

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