We purchased a high flow water pressure regulator and our shower pressure improved a great deal. We've been looking at those oxygenics shower heads but just haven't picked one up yet.
I always check the campground water pressure. I have not found one over 50lbs yet.
How do you check the campground water pressure?
Get a 10.00 rain bird water pressure gage. screw it on the spigot and read the CG water pressure. I then set my regulator to the max pressure but never over set it past 50 lbs. Reason is that if it's on the well the pressure could fluctuate to 65 lbs, depending on the CG and people using it.
I check the pressure at the hydrant next to the camper that I will be using for my water supply. Depending upon the pressure ( over 50psi) will dictate if I use the pressure reducer of not. I have one just in case but it really does not get much use. Don't know if I am doing it right, but seems to work for me so far.
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Chuck " still in Va "
2012 3065w Windjammer
2012 f250 lariat Crew cab power stroke (of course )
Sounds good. I wonder just how much pressure our rigs will take before blowing up?
The water heater relief valve is set to open at 125 psi, that is the system safeguard. Every component I've checked including the large clear plastic inlet filter is clearly labeled "working pressure 125 psi". System pressure is highest when the water heater is nearing operating temperature with gas is the heat source. You'll notice the relief sometimes simmer, at it's rated opening pressure. Bye the way the pex piping pressure rating is much higher than 125 psi.
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