etrailer | Camco RV Water Pressure Regulator w/ Gauge Spec Review

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Today we'll be taking a look at the Camco brass RV water pressure regulator with gauge part number CAM40064. The brass pressure regulator is designed to deal with the inconsistent water pressures that you may find at some RV parks. This brass regulator help keeps your water pressure at a constant 40-50 PSI. With the built in gauge, it allows you to easily see that you're in that range. There are 3 settings on the gauge, a yellow which means you're below 40 PSI, a red which means you're above 50 PSI, and a green area which is the 40-50 PSI range, which ideally you want to be in. This gauge does fit a 3/4 inch diameter water hose, and it is made of a durable brass construction. Now let's go out to our water hookup and show you how it works. Now we're here at our water supply hook up. Take the female end, you can see there's a rubber washer in there to eliminate any leaks, here's the male end, and here's our gauge. Again, yellow is for below 40 PSI, the green is the ideal range between 40 and 50 PSI, and the red show that we're above 50 PSI. We'll simply take our brass pressure gauge, you can see here this is an arrow that shows we have the correct flow, go ahead and put this hand tight.

Next we'll go ahead and take our garden hose hookup and connect it here to the male end of the gauge. Go ahead and turn our water on. Now as you can see here, our gauge goes in the green section, which means we actually have between 40 and 50 PSI of water pressure going into our camper or our RV. Now with that, that will conclude our quick look at the Camco Brass RV water pressure regulator with gauge part number CAM40064. .