🚰 Lead-free Adjustable Water Pressure Reducer Valve Renator M11-0660R with Gauge and Inlet Screened Filter for RV Campers - Brass Review

This device does a good job of controlling pressure. It has better flow than small fixed regulators, but its consumption is significantly lower than similar watt devices. I tested 2 small fixed pressure regulators. One had a 5/16" outlet and regulated 45 psi and a flow rate of 6.17 gpm, the other had a 7/64" orifice and regulated 50 psi with a flow rate of 5.79 gallons per minute. A similar (but significantly more expensive) Watts regulator had a flow rate of 7.56 gpm. The Renator had a flow…

Bought for our first trip in our new/used caravan. On our first stop at Good Sam RV Park in New Mexico and the uncertainty of the RV's city installation, I connected a pressure regulator to the installation, turned it on and read 120. I can't imagine it was actually 120psi. but I still tried to correct it down. It is not regulated. I thought this couldn't be right so I took a chance and connected the lines to the trailer. Luckily everything worked out and there were no problems or broken hoses.

Bought this controller after reading all the reviews. I figured it was probably the best with the highest quality for the money. Unfortunately after 2 weeks it stopped working. I can no longer make any print adjustments, either up or down. No matter how I turn the adjustment screw, there is no change from 30psi. I was able to adjust it for the first two weeks, but I found that it wouldn't hold the pressure I had chosen for very long. It kept changing from my 45 pound setting to 60 psi. After…

Update on previous review. I would like to thank the manufacturer Cartlee. Let me point out that I never contacted the company about my problem. You have contacted ME!. During the holidays!. They took time with their family to fix the issue I was having and went out of their way to get me up and running quickly. This is a really high quality product that I was very happy with to the point of failure. It does what it's supposed to and the liquid filled gauge is a bonus. In a perfect world…

Hello all camper lovers, I want to tell you about this little villain. I bought this recently thinking there was something wrong with my old regular one. Remember my old regulator was NOT adjustable but had a safe set pressure with a dial indicator showing a green area for allowable pressure and a red area for exceeding the safe limit. I've used this with a Camco water filter, which you can pick up at Walmart or just about any RV dealer or RV parts store. - Well, for me, the best news about…