No, the Camco Motor Home and Boat Premium Water Filter item # CAM40631 is just designed for exterior use on hose lines.
For an RV water pump you would want the Clearsource Onboard RV Water Filter System - 2 Canister - 0.2 Micron - Indoor item # CS27FR. view full answer...
Bill, yes the Camco RV Fresh Water System Backflow Preventer # CAM23402 is designed to prevent backflow, so it will prevent the water going back into the city water.
This valve has a 1" MPT x 1" FPT inlet / outlet, a 3/4" inner diameter, and has a corrosion resistant brass body. view full answer...
Hi Ken; I reached out to Lippert on this and they were unable to find the specific pressure from the # LC689052 testing. It is a large company and sometimes information gets lost across it with other brands like the Flow Max. I would say the pump is well built and we haven't had any reports of it leaking aside from a faulty one that was replaced under the 2-year warranty. The pump is going to operate at the 50 psi mark so when it drops below that it will turn on and then at 50-55 psi it... view full answer...
If you would like to adapt the Seaflo Diaphragm Pump # SE24FR to run on 110 volt power you will need to find a power converter that is capable of putting out at least 15amps of 12 volt power. We have larger units like the Progressive Dynamics RV Converter # PD49RR that puts out 30amps of 12 volt power.
You can also select the Seaflo Diaphragm Pump # SE96FR that has the same connectors as the other pump but is wired for 110 volt power. view full answer...
Hey Wayne, I'm not seeing anywhere on the Flow Max # LC689052 that has Allen heads and Lippert does not call out an Allen key anywhere, so I'm not too sure where it's needed - but, what you can do is just take an Allen set like # PT44ZR which has both SAE and Metric sizes, and just try different ones until one fits. view full answer...
Hi Dorothy,
The Seaflo Diaphragm Pump # SE58FR would be a compatible replacement for your Shurflo 4008-101-F65, but it has a lower psi rating so you'd see a bit of a drop in pressure. Instead I recommend going with the Seaflo # SE57FR. This unit has a 3.0GPM, 55 psi rating, and operates on 12v DC power. Everything I can find on the 4008-101-F65 shows it being 12v DC but we can clear p any confusion by checking where it gets power from. If it runs to the battery or to a fused port on the... view full answer...
Hey Bryan, yes the Advent Air replacement RV AC Unit part # ACCOL135 will work as a replacement for your Coleman 9000 Series unit. It will plug right in to your existing wiring too and will allow you to use your current thermostat and controls as well. To add a heat strip to this (similar to a heat pump) you would use the part # ACMHD. view full answer...
For a replacement you can use the Advent Air Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Coleman Setup # ACCOL150B you were looking at. We also have it available in white # ACCOL150 if you would prefer it over black. None of the AC units we offer come with a heat pump like your existing Coleman but you can add the Electric Heat Strip for Advent Air RV Air Conditioners - 5,500 BTU # ACMHD. view full answer...
Hey Jim, it does sound like the batteries of your Excel tankless water heater part # EX93FR are dead which we do have replacements with the part # DU78QR. It's hard to specify the exact battery position but they do face opposite directions so try both orientations of that and you'll know if the battery is at fault.
Here are some other things that Excel has had us check in the past when customers have had issues.
If there is a water pump, it cannot fluctuate or the unit will sense that... view full answer...
Hi Michel,
The Advent Air Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Carrier Setup # ACCAR150 is only replacing the rooftop unit and wouldn't be replacing the controller so all of the other components for the old system would still be functional. If your unit had a heat pump then you would be losing this function because the heat pumps are built into the rooftop units and this Advent Air unit does not have one. view full answer...
If the dealer is telling you there isn't a way to safely flat tow a 2024 Hyundai Palisade and that a dolly or trailer is only option that is what you would have to stick with. Older vehicles it was easier to install things like drive shaft disconnects and lube pumps but on modern vehicles there just aren't the same options. So a dolly like the Demco Kar Kaddy X part # DM9713093 would be what you would need to go with. view full answer...
Welcome back! We have a couple options for doors for the Dometic RV Water Heater item # DMC74FR you purchased. The item # DMC74FR doesn't come with the door because of the different colors. I have listed both options below.
White - Door for Dometic and Suburban RV Water Heater item # DMC26FR
Black - Door for Dometic and Suburban RV Water Heater item # DMC58FR view full answer...
Hello Doug. I am not aware of any adapter made for this purpose. If your compressor is made to be clipped to a battery, this is the only way to use it. It might be possible to modify/extend the battery cables to reach the battery at the front of the truck, but I really can't recommend doing this. The only real solution we can offer would be to use a different kind of compressor like the Viair 7-Way Automatic RV Portable Air Compressor # VA33JR. This compressor has a power cord designed... view full answer...
Hey Mike, that's a good question and the answer 100 percent is yes, go with a tankless water heater while off-grid camping. They use less energy and work faster so the only water and energy you use is exactly what is needed. All you need to do is find the best door size for your camper, though you'll have to make some adjustments/trimming with the cut out in order to replace your Atwood water heater there's honestly just no way around that because water heater door sizes are not universal.... view full answer...
The wall controller is required to use the Furrion RV Tankless Water Heater # FR93FR. You will need to install it if you plan to use this water heater. view full answer...
Hey Michael, yes you can replace the water heater in your 2000 Skyline with a tankless heater like the Furrion part # FR68SR which will give you on demand hot water like you are looking for. My parents installed this in their RV and they really liked it. The age of your RV would not affect the install or fit of this either. view full answer...
The JR Products RV City Water Inlet # 37262145 is made in China. If you are looking for an inlet not made in China, we do have the Valterra RV City Water Inlet # A01-0169LFVP. Valterra owns and manages their own production facilities which are in Tijuana Mexico. I am sorry to say that we do not offer a US made inlet at this time. view full answer...
Hi Joe,
So you just need to know if the valve you are replacing slid over your pipe or into your pipe, and I'll go over how for you.
If both ends of your waste valve slid into your sewer pipe you will need the Valterra Bladex Waste Valve for RV Black Water Tank - 3" Spigot to 3" Spigot # T40A.
If both ends of your waste valve slid over your sewer pipe you will need the Valterra Bladex Waste Valve for RV Black Water Tank - 3" Hub to 3" Hub # T40B.
If one end of your waste valve slid... view full answer...
The Empire Faucets RV Kitchen Faucet # EM22WR does not have a removable aerator. This is going to be true for most all faucets this style and an easy solution is using a couple AquaFresh Interior Inline Replacement Water Filter w/ 1/2" Fittings # AF24FR. This is going to be similar to whole RV Filters # CAM40045 but has the much smaller fitting used on faucets inside an RV. view full answer...
Hella Dale. We do have the B&B RV City Water Inlet # BM98RR which can be used to replace the inlet on your Nautilus system. We also have the RV City Water Inlet # 372160-85-A-26A which is a different brand, but will still be a suitable replacement for you. This uses brass fitting so it should be more durable than the plastic one that came with your Nautilus system. view full answer...
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