Campground water supplies can spike well above 100 PSI -- far beyond the 40-60 PSI safe range most RV plumbing systems are designed to handle. The Camco 40052 inline pressure regulator steps that pressure down to a consistent 40-50 PSI every time you connect, protecting your fresh-water hose, pump, fittings, and interior lines from over-pressure damage without any adjustment needed.
This is one of those components that should be on every RV before it ever pulls into a campground. The Camco 40052 is a fixed, non-adjustable inline regulator -- meaning there are no knobs, no gauges, and no setup. Thread it onto the spigot before your fresh-water hose and it automatically holds output pressure in the 40-50 PSI range regardless of what the park is pushing through the line.
Built entirely from lead-free brass, the 40052 complies with federal lead-content regulations (NSF/ANSI 61 material standards for potable water contact). The solid brass body resists corrosion, UV exposure, and the physical abuse of being connected and disconnected at dozens of sites over a season.
No adjustment required. Automatically limits output to a safe range for RV plumbing, hoses, and pump fittings.
Solid brass construction meets federal lead-free standards for potable water contact. Durable through repeated connection cycles.
Female inlet and male outlet both use 3/4 in. GHT (garden hose thread) -- compatible with standard campground spigots and RV fresh-water hoses.
Hand-tighten directly onto the campground spigot. Compact size fits easily in a utility drawer or hookup kit bag.
Most RV manufacturers spec their fresh-water systems for a maximum of 60 PSI, and many recommend staying at or below 50 PSI for long-term hose and fitting life. Municipal water supplies and campground systems commonly deliver 80-100+ PSI. Even a single high-pressure hookup can crack fittings, burst hose connections, damage the city water inlet, or stress the check valve on your onboard pump.
The 40052 uses standard 3/4 in. GHT (garden hose thread) on both ends -- female on the inlet (attaches to spigot) and male on the outlet (attaches to your fresh-water hose). This is the universal thread standard used on virtually all North American campground water pedestals and RV fresh-water inlets.