Camco Assembly Protects Pollutants Contaminates 40395 Review

I replaced the plastic I use at home with this plastic on my mobile home. It worked for several months before it broke. So I chose brass as recommended by some which I had to do the first time.

I replaced a valve in my 11 year old RV. It was just the right replacement. I was hoping to use a new brass valve but was unable to make a direct replacement as the brass valve had a female NPT fitting and both male fittings were plastic. Hey, good price and will probably last another 10 years.

Ideal for replacing the original vacuum interrupter (B&B #571). The cost is about 1/2 the cost of an original "precision" replacement vacuum interrupter. Used to replace a defective OEM part on a Keystone Passport Black Tank Flush System RV. Brass wouldn't break, but money always speaks!

Ordered this for my camper van but sent it back because it 'burped' water when the value worked. The valve was under my sink and I didn't want water splashing under the sink in the RV. I now use an external vacuum valve to flush my black tank and have replaced the valve inside with a check valve. Everything is fine with the valve, we just chose the other way.

You may have other luck, but this worked for me as a replacement for my "PCKV101 - Replacement Plastic Vacuum Breaker" Swan Disposable Vacuum Purge Valve. Both threaded parts have the same dimensions as PCKV101. The head (air bypass area) is larger on the Camco, but that didn't matter for my application.

Absolutely perfect! I paid almost $100 to replace a factory switch last year after my new camper flooded. Of course, after several calls and hours of discussion, I was told that this was not a warranty case. 🤬 Anyway, we decided to go this route after realizing how easy it is to replace it. Lesson learned - make sure you install the pipe seals before installation! I had one stuck in a faulty valve and I'm just glad I noticed! Works great! No leaks! 💩-Atomizer is 100% back!