Water Transfer Pump For Your RV

When camping with an RV, sooner or later, you are going to need to get water into your fresh water tank. This happens anytime you are camping without the benefit of hookups like when you are dry camping, dispersed camping or boondocking. Typically you would go find a source of water and fill a cooler, jug or some kind of bucket. Then take it back to your RV and transfer it into your fresh water tank. Some lucky RV owners will have a hose built into their rig that will transfer the water for them. For the rest of us we need to pour, siphon or pump water from the jug into the freshwater tank. We have tried many ways to do this and have come up with the best solution. If you have 120 V power, either through a generator or and inverter. This solution will work for you too. That is to use the Prostormer 1/10 HP 110 V water transfer pump. This is the easiest and quickest way we have found to get fresh water into our fresh water tank.

Prostormer 110 Volt Water Transfer Pump: https://amzn.to/36O7LSC


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