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The Clearsource NOMAD-0001 Nomad RV Water Filter System pulls water from any lake or stream and purifies it better than even the best portable survival filters. Now you and your family can safely drink, shower, clean up and do any task required, with unlimited clean fresh water wherever you are.
- Clean, safe water from any lake or stream.
- 15 Amp Pump draws water up to 20' of elevation rise or distances up to 100%.
- Uses 12V Battery.
- Filters are rated up to 2,000 gallons of water.
- For occasional camping, annual filter replacement is recommended.
- Frequent weekend camping, replace filters twice a year.
- Full timers, replace every 2-3 months.
- Designed for use with standard RV water connecting hoses.
- Filters canisters can be unscrewed and emptied out for dry storage in zip lock bags if not going to be used for a month or more
- Uses Clearsource NOMAD Twin Pack Filters
- Over 95% of lead and heavy metals can be removed
- NASA technology using dual filters remove sediment chlorine, volatile organic compounds, bacteria like Legionella, Salmonella, Cholera and E.coli, cysts like Giardia, viruses and other contaminants
- Provides heavy metal protection against lead, manganese and iron
- Improves taste and smell of water
- Flow Rate: 4.9 Gallons per minute
- Rugged chassis made from powder-coated steel
- Heavy duty electrical components
- Safety protected on/off switch.
- Built-in Attachments points for permanent mounting.
- Sulfur smell is not removed through filtration.
- Dimensions: 23" W x 17.5" H x 9" D
- Color: Black
- Weight: 30 lbs.
- Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty.
Clearsource Nomad RV Water Filter System
SETTING UP YOUR SYSTEM Should I use a pressure regulator with your system?
Yes. Most RV manufacturers recommend you limit the water pressure with a pressure regulator to between 40 and 60 psi. Restricting the pressure makes maximizing water flow that much more important. The best way to do that is to buy a high-quality pressure regulator, set it at a safe setting, and make sure everything else in the system gives maximum flow. Should I flush my system before using it?Yes, and after every filter change. While setting up, just leave your outlet hose disconnected from your rig, turn on the water, and let it run for 60 seconds. That will flush the filters. Do the filters come with your systems?Yes! These systems come fully assembled, and ready to go out of the box. Just run water through the system for 45-60 seconds before using it for the first time, and every time you change the filters.
How do I hook it up?
Attach a hose from the hose bib at your campsite to the inlet side of the filter (on the left as you face the system. The inlet fitting is female, and rotates.) Attach a second hose to the outlet fitting on the right side of the system and connect it to your RV's fresh water connection.
I'm worried someone might steal it. Can I lock it up?
Yes. Any standard cable lock will work – just wrap it around the center post in the front of the system, or around the connecting pipe between the canisters. Attach the other end to something immovable, such as your RV wheel.
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