Motorhome Water System (1 Viewer)

Josh and Kate

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Jun 26, 2016
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Mercedes 310D Elorcruise
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Hi all,

Looking for help and advice on a water system for my Mercedes 310D Elorcruise motorhome.

The motorhome has a kitchen fitted with a sink and a bathroom with shower, toilet and sink. There is also a water heater.

I need to add a water pump, accumulator, filter, onboard tanks and level guages.

Anyone got any diagrams how this all fits together?

Thanks in advance.

Josh and Kate
 
Feb 5, 2009
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Forgive me if it's a silly question, but if you have sinks, showers, taps, toilet etc, how come you don't already have tanks, pump etc?

By the way, could you elaborate on the "Elorcruise" make/model as I'm not sure it's a common one and might help with what to do next.

You may also have spotted that you are now in read-only mode, so will need to join to carry on posting...

Cheers

Steve
 
Jan 28, 2008
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Dovercourt, Harwich, UK
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Renalt burstner
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7 years campers before that
tank filter pump accumulator non return valve before the water heater in that order if you meant a water pure filter that goes inline before the kitchen tap or on a seperate tap
i wouldnt bother with gauges none of them are accurate just have a bigger fresh tank than waste that way when the sink stops draining you know the waters nearly finished
gauges were the one thing i consider i wasted money on during my build

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funflair

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Forgive me if it's a silly question, but if you have sinks, showers, taps, toilet etc, how come you don't already have tanks, pump etc?

By the way, could you elaborate on the "Elorcruise" make/model as I'm not sure it's a common one and might help with what to do next.

You may also have spotted that you are now in read-only mode, so will need to join to carry on posting...

Cheers

Steve
Quite possibly like most caravans and some older Motorhomes with an outside water barrel and submersible pump controlled off microswitches.

Martin
 

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