Whether you just picked up your first travel trailer or you are refreshing an aging setup, the Aqua Pro 27588C gives you the core water-connection accessories in one box. Stop making multiple hardware-store trips -- this kit puts a drinking-safe hose, an inline sediment/taste filter, a brass pressure regulator, and the fittings you actually need in your bay before your first campsite trip.
New RV owners quickly learn that a bare water connection is asking for trouble. Campground water pressure can spike well above 80 PSI -- enough to blow a fitting, swell a hose, or crack a valve inside the coach. Unfiltered municipal water picks up sediment, chlorine taste, and odor along the way. The Aqua Pro 27588C is designed to solve all of that at once without hunting down individual components.
The kit ships in a compact 26 x 20.9 x 5-inch package weighing just over 8 lbs, so it stores flat in a basement bay, a truck bed, or a garage shelf. Every piece is sized for standard RV and campground fittings -- no adapters required for the typical setup.
White or blue exterior, lead-free, low-odor construction rated for potable water. Standard 3/4 inch GHT fittings on both ends connect directly to campground spigots and RV inlets.
Reduces sediment, chlorine taste, and odor before water enters your fresh system. Inline design installs between the regulator and the coach inlet -- no tools needed.
Reduces incoming campground water pressure to a coach-safe level -- typically limiting to approximately 40-45 PSI -- protecting water lines, fittings, and the water heater from pressure spikes.
Includes the adapters and elbow fittings needed to complete the connection chain from spigot to RV, reducing the chances of a kinked hose or strained inlet port.
The "standard" designation means this is Aqua Pro's baseline bundle -- right-sized for Class B and Class C motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, and pop-up campers that use a standard 3/4 inch GHT city water inlet. If your rig uses a 1/2 inch NPT threaded inlet, a simple 3/4 GHT to 1/2 NPT adapter (available separately) bridges the gap.
The standard hookup order from campground spigot to RV is: spigot -- pressure regulator -- inline filter -- drinking water hose -- RV city water inlet. This sequence ensures regulated, filtered water flows through the hose rather than exposing the hose itself to full campground pressure before regulation.
After each trip, drain the hose completely, coil it loosely, and store it in a dedicated bag or bin to avoid kinking and mildew. Flush the inline filter with clean water before storage if it has been used with heavily chlorinated or sediment-heavy water. Inspect the brass regulator threads each season for corrosion or cross-threading.