RV Water Pressure Regulator Valve, CSA Approved, Lead-Free Brass Adjustable Water Pressure Reducer with Gauge and Inlet Screen Filter for RV Camper Travel Trailer

This right here works better than any pressure regulator I've used on my campers. And installs easily and has a pressure gauge that works. This regulator will help you keep from overpressuring the camper piping and water heater. It is adjustable, mine came adjusted forv45 psi. Which is normal house water pressure.

I’ve used RV water pressure regulators for years, but I never fully appreciated how critical they are until a recent camping trip. At this campground, the faucet was upside down, and if I had installed the regulator normally, it would have hit the power pedestal next to it. So I improvised: I connected a 12" flex hose to the faucet, then the regulator, then the rest of my 25' hose, filter, and finally the RV. When disconnecting, I noticed the 12" flex hose upstream of the regulator had swollen to nearly twice its size and looked like it could burst. That image instantly drove home why using a pressure regulator isn’t optional—it protects your hoses, fittings, and RV plumbing from potentially dangerous high pressure. This brass, lead-free, adjustable RVGUARD regulator is easy to install, sturdy, and reliable. After seeing firsthand how it prevented what could have been a disaster, I’ll never camp without it. Highly recommended for all RV owners who care about protecting their rig’s water system.

Delivered same day which was amazing. Well packaged. Works great reducing the water pressure at the park riser. Nice plus is screen at inlet side. My last one didn't have that. Only draw back is the regulator is hard to adjust.

The RVGUARD water pressure regulator was super easy to hook up—just screw it on and you’re good to go. The built-in gauge is clear and easy to read, and adjusting the pressure is simple with just a flathead screwdriver. It’s made from solid brass and feels like a quality piece, plus it's lead-free, which is a big plus. The screen filter on the inlet is a nice touch to help keep debris out of your water system. Perfect for keeping water pressure safe and steady at campgrounds. No leaks, no stress—just reliable performance.

In the past I always used the cheap water pressure regulators. I decided to buy a quality regulator that has a meter to show the pressure and is also adjustable. This one is factory adjusted to 45psi which is good.

Works great, does what it's supposed to do. Using it instills a sense of security knowing our waterlines are protected. Pro Tip: Even with the regulator, we shut off the water completely if we're all going to be away for more than about an hour. RV water systems are fragile. If and when you ever spring a leak, you sustain a lot less damage if you're there when it happens.

Quality built, rugged and useful. The only thing the instructions didn’t make clear is that the pressure adjustment is done using the screw (by screwdriver), not the nob in which the screw sits.

It works great