Camco 40055 Brass Water Pressure Regulator Camper Motorhome Hose Rv 40 50 New on 2040-parts.com
San Angelo, Texas, US
Camco 40055 Brass Water Pressure Regulator
Brand New!
- Stop damage to your RV water hose, pump or internal lines from inconsistent water pressure in campgrounds
- Reduces water pressure to a safe and consistent 40-50 pounds of pressure
- Durable brass construction
- Protects equipment and prevents hose failure
- Brass regulator is 2010 compliant
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