Connect it between two standard garden hoses and immediately start filtering your RV's entire water supply. The HL-180 uses bacteriostatic KDF media paired with acid-washed coconut shell carbon to tackle chlorine, heavy metals, hydrogen sulfide, bacteria, VOCs, lime scale, taste, and odor -- no tools, no plumbing modifications, no hassle.
Campground and municipal water quality varies wildly. One site may smell of chlorine; the next carries a sulfur bite or rust-colored tinge. The Camco HL-180 sits between your supply hose and your RV's inlet valve, filtering water before it enters your fresh tank, lines, and faucets. You get consistent, better-tasting water whether you're at a full-hookup resort or a rural county fairground.
The dual-media design is the key. Acid-washed coconut shell carbon is one of the most effective natural adsorbents for chlorine, VOCs, and taste compounds. The bacteriostatic KDF (Kinetic Degradation Fluxion) layer adds a heavy-metal and bacteria-reduction stage that plain carbon filters skip. Together they address a broader spectrum of contaminants than single-media inline filters at a comparable size.
Acid-washed coconut shell carbon plus bacteriostatic KDF media reduce chlorine, heavy metals, hydrogen sulfide, bacteria, VOCs, lime scale, taste, and odor in one pass.
Standard 3/4-inch GHT male/female fittings on each end. Installs in seconds between two standard RV drinking-water hoses -- no adapters needed for most setups.
Placed at the water inlet, every faucet, shower, and appliance in the RV receives filtered water -- not just a single drinking tap.
Rated for up to 8,000 gallons or approximately one year of normal campground use. Disposable design -- no cartridge swaps, just replace the whole unit.
The combined KDF and carbon media address the contaminants most commonly found at campgrounds and RV parks:
Filtration is rated down to 5 microns, catching fine sediment and particulates that can cloud water or clog downstream fixtures.
Setup is straightforward:
The HL-180 is well suited for: