water purifiers (1 Viewer)

[LyndonRV]

thinking of getting a water purifrier for the rv before i go to spain are thay neasy to fitt and which 1 should i go for

 

[Dodgey]

I can't directly answer your question but, over on the right is a link to the Nature Pure ones and there are detailed install instructions and frankly it looks pretty easy realy and one thing I like is they are American, so RV fitting looks straight forward. Apprently they are at Malvern so we are planning to go and see them as like you we fancy fitting one, just for piece of mind.

If you search on youtube there is a Yank video of an RV install too.

 

[johnpengers]

Nature pure with a separate tap,not cheap but in my opinion the best,

Regards, John P:thumb:

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[Road Runner]

Lyndon a link from the advert on Fun itself

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[LyndonRV]

just orderd 1 £205 with tap and all the bits and bobs

 

[Welsh girl]

I have been looking at them too and are waiting for the Malvern show to see them, do they fit them there as well?

I found another company that does them also here Link Removed

Bit cheaper as well:Cool:

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[Douglas]

just orderd 1 £205 with tap and all the bits and bobs

Bloody hell, they have gone up a bit, 3 years ago I bought mine for £120.00

Doug...

 

[manda3000gt]

Got ours from Duncan @ Star Spanngled Spanner approx £200, easy to fit seperate tap required hole drilling throu worktop at the side of sink and supplied T piece putting into cold water pipe took a plumber friend of mine 20 mins to do the whole thing, easily one of the best things we have bought for the RV, drinks taste so much better
Dave & Amanda
Jax & Luna

 

[656]

Nature Pure are the best. Took me 10 mins to fit mine and that included drilling the hole for the tap. Should have bought one years ago, drinks taste much better.:thumb:

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[pappajohn]

very easy to fit and as you have an RV you wont need the pipe adaptors.

simply decide where where the tap going to be, drill a suitable hole and fit the tap, make sure theres room for the filter canister close by, and cut the cold feed to the mixer tap.
connect the T piece (push fit if i remember correctly) in the cut pipe and connect all other pipes.

turn on pump, bleed water through the tap and check for leaks with the tap off.

be sure to find an easily accessible place for the canister....the top part can be very stiff/difficult to remove to access the filter element.

edit....the T piece is a barbed nylon fitting which pushs INSIDE the water pipe and isnt suitable for hard plastic pipe so you will need an american sized hep2o type T piece....ie. pushs OVER the pipe.

 

[pablomc]

Bought mine a few weeks ago (including tap) for £180. Pays to look around.