Features:

  • AECOJOY 2019 NEW VERSION, lead free regulator come with a more durable pressure gauge to make the pressure information more clear.
  • Compatible with U.S. 3/4" water sources, NH thread for RV, compatible with all U.S. water sources, simply assemble to connect with city water connector, protects filter and hose from damage.
  • Durable lead free brass, well under the NSF lead-free requirements of 0.25%.
  • Adjust pressure up to 160 PSI contain oil to reduce friction of internal components and greatly increases the life of the product.
  • Removable valve spool for easily cleaning or replacement when needed by removing it.
Well made

Use it for the RV .Been working as described and am happy so far and no leaks

Does the job it's supposed to

Got this for my RV to regulate the water pressure so I didn't blow another water line works great love it haven't had an issue since I purchased it

Works perfectly to regulate water at campsites. Only downside ...

Works perfectly to regulate water at campsites. Only downside is you need to remember to remove it when you leave!

Easy to

works as stated. Easy to adjust

So far so good!

This pressure regulator is working great on our RV. I plug this into the spigot before attaching my hose and it seems to be doing a perfect job. We have been to RV parks that have had insanely high pressure and it has kept in it check and we have been to parks with low pressure and it does not make it worse. I would absolutely recommend it so far.

Great Regulator at the right price

This will protect the RV water system and hose; just what I needed.

Does the job

I bought this for this summer's long Airstream trips, to protect my hoses and internal fittings in the trailer when hooking up to lots of different campground water systems. The reading of outlet pressure and the ease of adjustment are great.

Five Stars

good quality and packaging

Five Stars

works great and is as advertised

Expensive but pays for itself by keeping you safe

Not needed often, but I found F.S and some of the older private campgrounds that the pressure would blow plastic fittings on campers.

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