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Incoming water pressure.

  For those of you working with an adjustable water pressure regulator, what do you have it set at?

 Tired of the anemic water pressure if I'm trying to just run off city water for a short spell.
 Relating to another thread, no,  I'm not leaving home with either water supply turned on.  I escaped that mess last year when my water heater supply sprung a small leak.
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'93 U225
Build 4337
'14 CRV Toad

Re: Incoming water pressure.

Reply #1
My incoming city water regulator is 50 psi.  Water pump is about 55 psi nominal.
Roger Engdahl and Susan Green
2001 U320 3610 #5879 (Home2) - 2014 Jeep Cherokee or 2018 F150
Hastings, MN

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Reply #2
40 for me.
1993 U300 40ft GV SE
Build # 4344

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Reply #3
Mines 45#
Richard & Betty Bark & Keiko our Golden Doodle
2003 U320T 3820 PBDS
Build # 6215
MC # 16926
2016 Chevrolet Colorado 4X4 diesel

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Reply #4
On my Bluebird I used an adjustable and set if to 55 psi.

Now on our Foretravel I use this high flow non adjustable 55 psi unit: https://www.rvwaterfilterstore.com/Fixed.htm
Dan - Full timing since 2009
2003 U320 40' Tag 2 slide

 

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Reply #5
I have an adjustable, but can't seem to adjust it higher than about 42 lbs.  I would much rather run on the pump, as it is higher and when taking a shower, really nice to have!
Joe & Dottie Allen
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