Water regulator

[astroqb33]

Have a water pressure regulator on order and a Line water filter. Do I place the water regulator on the trailer before the filter or the filter on the trailer and the regulator on the water hose?

Thanks

astroqb33

[norty1]

Personal preference.

Either way has benefits. On my setup the regulator is attached to a Y adapter that goes right on the faucet. I can attach a hose or a pressure gauge on the other side. The filter is in between the reg. and the camper water input.

There are different opinions but I have a few hoses burst from high pressure and that is my opinion.

[jasum]

Water filter before regulator. That way if anything is in water, filter will catch it.

[tdk2765]

I have adjustable regulator with gage. I hook it to faucet, then hose, and I attach filter to trailer inlet. I also got a right angle elbow to put between filter and trailer so the filter isn't sticking out from side of TT but lies flat against it.

[edatlanta]

I always put my pressure regulator right on the faucet followed by the hose and then filter. Where I am right now we have periods of pressure in the 80-85psi range and a hose lying on the ground in the hot sun with that kind of pressure isn't going to last forever.

[Seann45]

As Ed said regulator on the end of the tap.. this also then protects your hose and water filter from over pressure

[SouthCo]

Water regulator on spigot, then hose and lastly water filter connected to camper.

[JHerzog]

Originally Posted by tdk2765

I have adjustable regulator with gage. I hook it to faucet, then hose, and I attach filter to trailer inlet. I also got a right angle elbow to put between filter and trailer so the filter isn't sticking out from side of TT but lies flat against it.

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