Flow Rite RV2000 Pro Fill Battery Kit Review

I actually have this product on my solar panel. I changed this by adding more tubes between the fillers to reduce drag. What used to take 1/2 hour to remove the caps, use a bulk can and then install the caps now boils down to dipping the hose in distilled water and fully squeezing the bulb. Now it takes a few minutes and I'm not exposing myself to battery acid. I decided to try it on my RV. These batteries don't work that hard, but it was nice to know they were in good condition.

, it's very easy to install and although I've only had it for a short time it's very easy to just inflate the batteries rather than pull them out and open and check of the cells. and add water, put the lids back on, etc. Only complaint is putting the siphon in the water bottle and then taking it out, the water in the tube tends to spill out. Maybe I haven't figured it out yet. In terms of cost, given the price, you should have a very large stock because the number of parts is minimal and it…

Anyone who has ever had battery drain from improper watering needs this. This makes watering the batteries, even in the most uncomfortable positions, completely painless and takes a minute. I installed it in both of my motorhomes and will never be without it again. Just boil dry one of your batteries and ruin it once and you've already paid for that watering battery many times over. Just buy it, don't be cheap. Life without one of them will end badly for your battery unless you're a neurotic…

I like the idea, I think it could be a design flaw. I installed the system according to the instructions. The hose between the tees has a bend between the tees to allow for different spacing. The tension on some of them's Ts made them pop out of the Flow Rite cap. The bottom of the tee has a small o-ring that fits into a smooth hole. The problem is that the smooth bore doesn't have a proper groove for the o-ring to snap into, so it slides back with every pull. To fix this problem, I cut each…

I haven't even pumped these yet, but I did put caps on a couple of Trojan T-105 batteries. In my case, the batteries are next to each other. First, the tubes are cut for a larger distance between the cells. No big deal, you just need to cut about 1/2 inch off each T-105 tubing. To make the connection between each battery, attach one end of the inlet tubing, then cut as needed to make the second set connection. Now for the BIG GET YA! If you don't buy an optional RV 2000 hand pump, you're going…

This seems to be a great product. There's a lot of hose, but I shortened one of mine. I installed this in my 4 battery golf cart RV. The battery compartment slides out, but not very far. The two furthest batteries are incredibly difficult to service. I saw that and the reviews and thought I'd give it a try. Wow! I'm looking forward to testing the waters again. It's not difficult to install, apart from the same ass pain move you have to go through with a water level control now. The difference…

For the money I'm not very impressed. just got it working anyway. Installing it to /stay installed/ is a big problem. The valving seems fine, but the manifold fittings that go on top are held in place by O-rings, and all they want to do is pop out every moment they can. Did you cut the hose that goes in between too long? He tries to push her out. Did you cut the hose that goes in between too short? Try turning them off. You only have one chance, as there are only 4 "small" pieces of hose…

I have bought new trojans for my camper van and it is literally an agony to keep them in the water. Every time I have to open the lids and look inside, I've bumped my head at least a couple of times. It was hard work. I evaluated the Trojan irrigation system and it was too expensive for me. I figured I could live with buds once a month. I found them and ordered four batteries. I'm glad I did. It's been about 6 months and I haven't had to open the lid to check the water level since I installed…

Some reviewers note that the system does not provide sufficient battery charge. Only time will tell if it was a system glitch or user error. The cell lid design seems to work, but stranger things have been happening. {It seems worthwhile to visually check the levels after the first few months of use to make sure everything is working properly.) Setting up the system for a couple of Trojan T-105 batteries was fairly easy. The covers easily lock into place with a 1/4 turn clockwise. To minimize…