🔒 Secure Your RV Trailer Water Hatch with Valterra Black Gravity/City Fill Dish Lock & Keys Review

Cheap plastic. Sanitary connection for plastic hose. It broke before I even used it. I kept the plastic box and replaced the hose connection with metal fittings.

If you don't make a perfectly sealed hose connection, water will enter your motorhome through the box right around the fitting. The City fitting is held in place with a plastic clip and is not waterproof.

The plastic is fairly cheap but does the job. The only weak link is the super cheap and weak connection to the city water supply. It breaks and tears easily. It should be brass or something stronger.

Seems strong enough. Our trailer arrived with no gravity/city water intake door. This device prevents people from accidentally opening it. It would be desirable in metal, but not seen on sale. I had to enlarge the hole but it works fine.

For the price, I was surprised at how thin and cheap the plastic is in this product. Too late for me to go back. I believe if you already have a hole of this size in your RV then this is the item you need to replace your broken gas station. However, I'm doing a clean install and there's no way I'm going to cut a hole in my trailer to install this piece of junk. I chose a different brand, a separate filling tray and a city water connection, both holes are round. They've already arrived, and each

This is the only gravity and hose filler with a lockable door. As others have said, this thing is fragile crap. It's damn cheap, but I used thin aluminum and black rivets to reinforce it. Also, hose connectors are cheap twistlocks that don't have stoppers, so I used heavy-duty hot glue in bulk to hold the twistlocks in place. Otherwise, they will unblock themselves and cause problems. I ended up giving it three stars; because the design idea is good only with cheap execution. I was able to…