🚰 RVGUARD RV Water Pressure Regulator Valve: Brass Lead-Free Adjustable Reducer with Gauge & Inlet Screen Filter for RV Camper Travel Trailer Review

I just ordered the second one. The first could not be regulated no matter how I turned the screw. It read zero most of the time, but I still had water. But when I changed the RV lot, the water pressure was 72psi and the regulator was misadjusted and reading 72psi. I threw it in the trash and ordered another one. The second appears to be set at 40psi and works fine.

To ensure that the water lines in your RV are not damaged, it is important to regulate the psi water pressure entering your unit. This device has a small slot for a flathead screwdriver to adjust the PSI of the water. While I can't tell you what pressure is recommended for your RV, we set it to just under 60psi with our new setup. I no longer have to wonder what pressure is and if it's safe for our lines.

I've bought several RV pressure regulators from hardware stores that never seem to last long. The price was a little cheaper than this product. They were plain, no gauge, so I'm curious to see how long they last. I use them to regulate the water pressure (about 140, yes you read that right, pounds of rural water pressure) feeding my feeders. The hardware store inventory could never fully handle the pressure, and the gutters overflowed, costing me hundreds of dollars on my water bills. At the…

The adjustable setting is a big plus, the flow rate is even better. I replaced the Valterra stationary units because they were leaking. Water is life, I get it with my RV rental but leaks don't make it right. Now to the process. Oh yeah. Two 40psi full flow outlets. Built-in controls leaked on my use. Regular and high flow. Revan too. But now I have ADJUSTABLE pressure and adequate flow to all outlets. No boiling showers when someone is flushing the toilet. Yes this is good. I adjusted to 50psi