Use Shark Bite connectors in RV?

Yes, they work. And, do a good job.

Yes.

I did this very thing. I installed new crimped PEX throughout the trailer but had one length of copper 1/2" exiting the water heater. The PEX and copper pipe are joined with a Shark Bite fitting. FWIW, I have used the plumbing system at street pressure a number of times and have no leaks.

Yep...Shark Bites from Home Depot....Blue Hawks at Lowes....Dennis

+1 for Sharkbite. Is there anything else?

I used Sharkbites to replace my water heater and no leaks. I also changed the caps on the low point drains and this year the Pex crimped fittings started leaking. I replaced those also with Sharkbites.

Alrighty Then! Thanks for the good input everyone. I'll move forward on my plan with Shark Bites for my Resto-Mod.

Love them always carry some to fix any leaks

If I can solder with 95/5 away from the rig, then that is what I do. I have used Sharkbites in tight spots where I can't get a torch and they work great. The only down side is that they are expensive.

Sharkbite (Home Depot), Gaterbite (Lowes), Watts and Seatech (various hardware/home improvement stores) all have similar no tools needed push on fittings, and they all work quite well for RV use. My standard spares include a couple of elbows and a couple of in-line shut-off valves. The valves can be used as connectors or end caps, and of course as shut offs until a proper repair can be made.