Recommended Water Pressure Regulator For A Valterra Water Inlet.
Question:
Does this water inlet come included with a water pressure regulator or does it have to be added separately?
asked by: Gabe S
Helpful Expert Reply:
The Valterra Water Inlet for RVs # A01-0178LFVP does not have a pressure regulator so you would need to purchase one like the # A01-1124VP separately if you wanted regulate the pressure running to your RV. This water inlet does have a check valve though to prevent water from backfeeding. This pressure regulator with screw into the outside of this inlet and allow you to screw on your fresh water hose.
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Valterra RV Water Pressure Regulator and Gauge - 40 to 50 psi - Brass
- RV Water Pressure Regulator
- Water Pressure Gauge
- Water Pressure Regulator
- 40 - 50 psi
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Valterra RV Water Inlet - City Water - 2-3/4" Metal Recessed Flange - Brass FPT
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- City Fill Inlet
- Recessed Mount
- Metal
- Brass
- Black
- Valterra
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