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12V Electric Water Faucet Tap with Switch | Ideal for Kitchen Sink and as Pump Connection in RV, Trailer, Campervan or Boat (Up to 1.5 BAR) | Rotatable spout Perfect for Laundry, Outdoor, bar (Black)

12V Electric Water Faucet Tap with Switch | Ideal for Kitchen Sink and as Pump Connection in RV, Trailer, Campervan or Boat (Up to 1.5 BAR) | Rotatable spout Perfect for Laundry, Outdoor, bar (Black)

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⭐KITCHEN MIXER ARONA – Your ideal solution for an old leaking tab in Campervan or Trailer. With 2 wires which are not polarity sensitive, you can connect any cord you wish. Just pair one wire with a 12-volt submersible pump and another one with a power supply unit (car battery / 130V to the 12V converter, etc) – more detailed infographics in the picture. ⭐YACHT / MARINE OPPORTUNITIES – Has enough pressure Up to 1.5 bar to supply with hot water up to 80°C / 176°F. Comes in WHITE and BLACK colors and you choose which one is more suitable for your bath/shower room. Probably, the ONLY ONE fitting which has a micro switcher (3A) – When you hear a “click”, the faucet with a sprayer gives a command to a pump to start absorbing. ⭐SUPERB GERMAN QUALITY – the Production cycle, from design to packaging, is located in Germany. Highest quality is proven by ISO 9001, and ISO 14001 Certificates. Screwable aerator guarantees a long lifetime of the product. Excellent performance with optimal consumption data and low noise level. Universally applicable and extremely safe taps are ready to serve you for ages. ⭐OUTDOOR / CAMPING EXPERIENCE – Anything might happen to your CARAVAN or MOTORHOME while discovering new places. Take a replacement unit with you to secure yourself from any plumbing problems. Easy to install, will take you less than 10 minutes. Can be used for garden, country house, indoor needs as well. ⭐TOTAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE OR FULL REFUND - We produce the highest quality products. If you are not 100% satisfied, we will provide you with an instant full refund. We want to make sure every client is happy with our products and will recommend it to his friends. Use a power relay if controlling a large pump to avoid damage while putting too much load on a faucet. We provide you with a replacement guarantee. Just email us and we will answer you within 24 hours. Order your one - RIGHT NOW.

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  1. Dennis CampMaker

    Building Camper Vans

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      Dennis CampMaker said:
      The next phase is the water system. I'm using this 22 gallon over the wheel well tank with this submersible pump and this faucet. When you turn on the faucet it activates power to the pump. The photo below shows my simple tank mounting. It will be secure, but easy to remove for cleaning. View attachment 86651
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      I feel that the Explorist Life channel has good content for van builders. This video about their plumbing and water system is well done, but it has so many connections and took them a lot of hours to install. It helped confirm why I like to build things with simplicity. My plumbing/water system has two connections: one inside the tank where the pump is located and the other at the faucet. I lost count at the number of connections that Explorist Life created. Every connection has the potential for failure and plumbing leaks are likely in a van build.
       
  2. jbourne48

    keeping water supply from freezing in the winter?

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      RV8R said:
      On my new build I have wheel well tanks both sides & thus will need a cross over pipe. This pipe will be run inside “warm side” & under the bed area.

      One of the nicest floors I have seen on here had a pex pipe under floor. I get the attraction, but I just can not bring myself to do it.
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      On my current van build I will be running a water line under the bed area also. It can be insulated well. I'm also using a non-pressurized water system that draws water to the kitchen with with a submersible pump activated at the faucet. Here is the faucet: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07T755QKF?
       
    2. RV8R

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      Dennis CampMaker said:
      On my current van build I will be running a water line under the bed area also. It can be insulated well. I'm also using a non-pressurized water system that draws water to the kitchen with with a submersible pump activated at the faucet. Here is the faucet: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07T755QKF?
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      That is great @Dennis CampMaker 👍

      A friend of mine has tried out & likes one of those submersible pumps & he likes it. The pressure seems a bit on the low side, but he is using a regular hose faucet. I emailed him the faucet you posted as I assume it would work well for his application. I assume just a water supply faucet (ie no hot & cold, just supply with a 12v switch to activate the pump).

      Would like your report after you test it out.
       
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