Review on 🚌 Adjustable Lead-Free RV Pressure Regulator by MEASUREMAN: Pressure Reducer with Liquid-Filled Pressure Gauge (160psi) and Inlet Screened Filter for RV Camper Travel Trailer by Scott Yenson

My wife and I just bought our first camper. It's a small 19ft trailer and we love it. We just wanted the little fella to be sure that we were really enjoying the experience before we head out and spend a ton of money on something bigger and new. So far, so good! But there is still so much to learn! Electricity, plumbing, sewerage, water, lots of information to take away. Luckily my wife follows several people on social media who are experienced hikers. And she got a lot of great tips. One of those things was the water pressure. Apparently you really don't know how much water pressure comes out of the pipes at the campsite. And if it's too high, you can seriously damage your rig. So I did a little research and found this guy. It seems well made and very easy to use. Simply connect a pressure gauge to the pipe at the campsite and then connect a water hose to the pressure gauge. As long as the pressure is around 45-55 psi it's fine. The sensor is made of good heavy brass. The dial is large and clear, easy to see for my adult eyes. Comes in a very nice case. All at a very reasonable price. I'm giving it four stars for now and if there's no problem I'll adjust it after a few rides. Now I definitely recommend. Thank you for reading.