🚰 12V DC 35 PSI Self Priming Diaphragm Water Pump for RVs and Boats Review

was a great match for a small RV that only had a sink faucet. a lot of flow. As others have said, it's a bit noisy when working.

vibrates too much high noise bitch very small in plastic connection very difficult to get clips and tie well but i don't know how i know not If it's more than 30 dollars cheap, it's not cheap, they need to improve a few things, especially the noise and sound of the injectors

I had only hired it for two trips, one trip was for a week. Both trips went great. I was worried it was generating enough pressure for the shower and everything was fine. The good thing is that it shuts off when enough pressure builds up in the system. Not the quietest, but that doesn't bother me that much.

Pump as advertised. I hooked it up to an existing battery and 12v power supply and it worked fine. He has proven himself very well. I pumped through about 150 gallons of water and it didn't get hot or have any problems. There is no built in fuse and I would recommend installing one to protect the pump and wiring. Instructions included.

Not as quiet as described and the printing is not as expected but it does its job perfectly and is easy to install. can be connected directly to the battery. Ideal for outdoor showers and/or trailer sinks. I recommend adding a shutdown switch on positive instead of constant power supply, but this is optional.

The pump works well, works as expected but the barb connections are injection molded and the side seam causes leaks on both the suction and discharge sides of the pump. I tried to remove the comb with a knife, a file and sandpaper, but to no avail, I can't put a pipe on it even with the help of clamps. I will return it as defective and possibly buy another pump. Otherwise it seems like a good pump.