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WEBApr 29, 2024 — If you have a check valve on the hot water outlet side of the water heater and an accumulator on the inlet side you should be just fine with a supply pressure of 60 psi. Unless you have changed the set point, your RV fresh water pump most likely shuts off at between 45 & 55 psi. Apr 30, 2024. #6.
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WEBFeb 25, 2023 — When I talk about Reulators that's the kind I Call Junk.. Even the "High Capacity" ones can not pass 2 GPM.. A Watts or Zurin 3/4" with hose adapters or a Valterra adjustable The first two I set to 50 PSI and till they wore out pressure at static (no flow) 50 psi. at 2 (or more GPM 50 psi.
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WEBJul 22, 2014 — The filters decrease flow volume, often dramatically. People often refer to this as loss of water pressure, but technically the pressure is fine (at the filter) but you simply don't get much water through. The loss of water flow reduces pressure at the faucet when the faucet is wide open, so the net effect is similar.
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WEBMar 27, 2014 — 1,405. Location. 1 mile south of the Cheddar Curtain. Bob, I have a built in pressure regulator at the city water inlet, so no need for an auxiliary one. It looks like this. The OEM one was a 45 psi regulator. I found one just like it, only a 60 psi, and changed it out. Pressure is fine at all faucets.
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WEBNov 1, 2014 — The Shur-Flo regulator built into my MH is set by its manufacturer to provide 65 psi and all my PEX fittings can easily take that. PEX tubing itself is rated for 100 psi even with hot water. At 65 psi the flow is significantly greater than at 40. Nov 4, 2014.
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WEBFeb 22, 2023 — Static pressure on the city line might be higher, but it can easily fall 10-20 psi when a faucet is opened wide. Your gauge is clearly faulty, but that doesn't mean the regulator isn't working. Besides, what most people describe as lack of water pressure is actually just a low flow rate. Cheap regulators often allow only 1-2 gallons/minute flow ...
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WEBApr 28, 2006 — Our Watts is a residential regulator and has excellent flow rate, much better than the RV style regulators. They also make, I believe, an RV regulator but I don't know what the flow rate is for that model. The typically small (1/2") piping in most RVs restricts the flow rates more than a good regulator will.
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WEBJul 28, 2022 — The most common reasons for low water pressure in an RV are: Debris in the filter screen of the city inlet. Damaged filter screen in the city inlet. Clogged water filter (if it has one) The city water inlet should have a mesh screen to prevent sand & debris from entering the RV water system. It's just a hose washer with a metal screen (see photo).
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WEBMar 17, 2017 — 985. Location. Denver. A pressure regulator cannot reduce static pressure, only flow pressure. If you're campground is at 80psi and your regulator is set to 40 psi then it should hold 40 psi fairly accurately when water is flowing, but with no water flowing you'll notice the pressure will creep back up to what the general campground pressure is.
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WEBOct 26, 2010 — Camp water pressure was 130 psi plus. Lessons: Any pressure regulator is better than no regulator. The whole house units are best coupled with a downstream, in-line pressure gauge to adjust them to 45 psi. Turn off the water at the hydrant, if you will leaved the RV unattended for a while. Oct 26, 2010.