Home Automotive RV Parts & Accessories Plumbing RVGUARD RV Water Pressure Regulator Valve with an Adjustable Knob, NO Tool Required, Brass Lead-Free Water Pressure Reducer with Gauge and Inlet Screen Filter for RV Camper Travel Trailer

RVGUARD RV Water Pressure Regulator Valve with an Adjustable Knob, NO Tool Required, Brass Lead-Free Water Pressure Reducer with Gauge and Inlet Screen Filter for RV Camper Travel Trailer

Material	Brass
Brand	RVGUARD
Item Dimensions LxWxH	6.7 x 5.7 x 2.16 inches
Exterior Finish	Brass

Adjustable Knob: RVGUARD new design water pressure regulator with an adjustable knob. Just use your hand to adjust the pressure, no tool required, easy to operate. Turn clockwise to increase pressure, and turn counterclockwise to decrease pressure. Factory Setting: 45 PSI.
Function: Prevent water pipes from being damaged due to high pressure, suitable for campers, trailers, and RV plumbing systems.
Safety: Class C46500 lead-free brass treated by hot casting process technology. Each regulator is tested to contain less than 0.13% lead, well under the NSF lead-free requirements of 0.25%, giving you a safe and healthy life.
Compatible: Designed with 3/4" garden hose thread. It is compatible with all American water sources, easy to use. RVGUARD regulator inlet screen helps to filter out impurities in water.
Gauge Display: The water pressure can be seen on the gauge, it's necessary for RVs, campers, and travel trailers.

Product information

Technical Details

Manufacturer

‎RVGUARD

Brand

‎RVGUARD

Item Weight

‎1.44 pounds

Product Dimensions

‎6.7 x 5.7 x 2.16 inches

Item model number

‎RGWPR-H

Exterior

‎Brass

Manufacturer Part Number

‎RGWPR-H

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Product Description

Is this unit able to increase the water pressure above the input pressure?

This regulator is for reducing the higher pressure. You can't adjust the water pressure above the pressure of the water source.

Why can't I adjust the water pressure?

You have to run the water in the RV after you hook up to get the pressure set. Water has to be flowing to make adjustments. Then if you turn the regulator you should be able to see the pressure change.

The needle doesn’t move when I turn on the water. What can I do?

If the pressure gauge is stuck and needle doesn't go back to 0 even when regulator is not installed. Take the gauge off and re-screw it on. Then try the regulator again. If the regulator still fails to work, tell us for replacement.

What pressure is it recommended to set it at?

The correct water pressure for an RV can vary depending on the model and the condition of your RV's plumbing system. Most RV experts recommend you never let the water pressure exceed 60 psi. Somewhere around 40 to 50 psi is ideal for many RVs.