Can Multiple W01-5315 Heated Water Hosed Be Connected Together

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Of my spigot is further than one heated water house can reach from my RV could I connect multiple heaters hoses as I have with my standard drinking water hoses? Thanks!

asked by: Kelly W

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Helpful Expert Reply:

According to the manufacturer, you can indeed connect multiple hoses together. However, we do offer the hose in a 25 foot length as part # W01-5325 or a 50 foot length as # W01-5350. Rather than daisy chaining multiple hoses together, I'd recommend just going with a longer hose to save the inconvenience of running several extension cords to power each length.

If you click the provided link, you can see a video where my buddy Hayden will walk you through how the hose works.

expert reply by: Mike L

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