Twinkle Star RV Water Pressure Regulator Valve with Gauge and Inlet Screened Filter for Camper Travel Trailer

The RV Water Pressure Regulator Valve is an absolute necessity for any RV owner. This is actually the second one I’ve purchased—not because the first one failed, but because I accidentally left it at an RV park and didn't realize it until I was 400 miles away. Someone out there got a nice gift from my oversight! My first regulator was about 3 years old, and it still worked perfectly. It’s a durable, reliable piece of equipment that gives you peace of mind by protecting your RV’s plumbing from potential overpressure issues. This little device can save you from costly repairs and headaches down the road. I highly recommend this water pressure regulator to any RV owner. It’s a small investment that provides big protection, and it’s built to last.

I can't vouch for the accuracy as I don't have a standard to compare it too, but it works great. I used a non adjustable reducer and had no RV pressure. Being able to adjust to 55 psi ensures sufficient water pressure and integrity of RV hoses. 6 month update. We have 125 feet and a filter resulting in 7 fittings between house and RV. Living in Florida on the water leads to significant corrosion, so I have replaced hoses frequently. This last one resulting in a decrease pressure in the gauge and then "0". Many of the reviews noted premature failure of the regulator, many due to the gauge. One in particular mentioned trying to replace the gauge and noting that excess plumber's tape had clogged the pressure port. That is exactly my experience. Works great now.

Great valve.

Water pressure can vary across parks so having one of these to control the pressure is essential so that you don't blow out your RV plumbing. Hooks up easily and works well. I like how you can set the pressure to zero and then dial it up to suit your needs. I also see that pressure varies and when checking later the next day see that the pressure drops according to the number of campers using water Update: Used it about a dozen times this past summer and it performed well. Pressure does vary in campgrounds and I've seen mine drop after setting the pressure....water flows slower at tap. Up the adjustment a few lbs and it's back.

Pressure regulator works great but it leaks right where it swivels. At first I thought it wasn’t tight enough but quickly found out that it was tight enough. I have used it three times and it started leaking on the first use. I didn’t think much about the leak at first because I didn’t have anything to tighten with, was just hand tight and now I have tightened with a pair of channel locks and still leaking. I may have gotten a bad one but to late for return. Revised addition: my leaking regulator was an easy fix. Found that the swivel end could be tightened with an Allen wrench. Works great. Highly recommend 😊

Works great easy to read !

New review: company reached out and wanted to know how they could make things right. They no longer stocked the item. Could have left it at that but they offered to refund the full amount. All products can fail but excellent customer service is hard to find. This is an outstanding customer driven company. Previous review: This product completely failed after 5 months. Needle is stuck at 60. Zero pressure through it. Dissembled looking for sand or debris. Still nothing. I would not recommend this brand for purchase

Living in a travel trailer has it's drawbacks. They claim that the water pressure has to be reduced. Though all the research I've done about the plumbing materials says their the same as a house. Being in the country my water comes from a well. Sometimes the pump picks up sand. This unit can easily be taken apart and cleaned. It's a good investment for me