etrailer | Seaflo Boats and RVs Diaphragm Pump Review and Installation

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What is going on everybody Adam here with etrailer. Today, we're working on water pumps, but specifically we're working on the SEAFLO RV fresh water pump. You're probably replacing your water pump. So this one has the same exact footprint, right here as the one we replaced before. So even if you're going from a 3 gallon to a 3.3 gallon, it's gonna have the same footprint, everything's gonna connect up just the same This one was a 12 volt system. So all you really need to do is run a ground wire and power wire, but the wires are gonna be there since you're replacing the pump.

This one's gonna push out about three gallons per minute, and it's gonna give us about 45 psi. The pump that we took out was a three gallon per minute pump. And what we put in, three gallon per minute pump. We really didn't have a whole lot of issues with that. We liked the amount and we really just didn't want to go through our tank that quickly.

So that was good. But we did upgrade from a 40 psi to a 45 psi. And you'd be surprised what five psi does. So right now, like this is like perfect for cleaning off the dishes and stuff. Plenty of pressure and I really liked that, but the main thing I'm concerned with is the pressure in the shower.

I like showers. I like the high pressure, especially when I'm not really gonna take a long shower. I just wanna make sure we get plenty of pressure, so it's at least enjoyable. So, let's compare it. Before, literally it just went up and it didn't even hit this little screen.

So let's see if five psi gets us up there. Okay. It's not really like hitting it, hitting it and then coming and spraying down but it's getting there. So it's definitely increased, for sure. Let's compare it to a couple of different pumps. If you wanna stick with the 12 volt system, you can either go with this three gallons per minute or the 5.5 gallon per minute. So that's what this one is. And there're gonna be some that are gonna have a little bit more of a psi difference, but the 5.5 gallon for this camper, we only have one faucet here, one in the bathroom and then a shower, it's a little overkill. It's gonna be mainly for the bigger ones. If have an extra faucet or maybe even an extra shower or whatever. Definitely not for the smaller guys. And you will really, kind of go through your water pretty quickly. So if you are off grid, 5.5 in a small camper, you're gonna go through that tank. Typically smaller campers are like 25 to 60 gallon tanks. But when you get to the big rigs where this is probably gonna be your best option, they have like hundred gallon tanks. So you definitely wanna think about that. I think for this camper, three gallons per minute is perfect. And then the psi is just whatever you wanna choose. But if you do wanna get something in the middle, you might have to convert it over. You will have to convert it over to one 15. So we do have some pumps that are 3.3 gallons per minute, but it is gonna be 115 volt. You just need to convert it. But for this camper, I would just suggest that you get a three gallon per minute. Pick your psi. I like 55, 45 works, but stick with that 12 volt system. That's just for me. A lot of you guys are wondering if these are gonna be self-priming. Well, any option that you choose on our website are self-priming. Why don't you guys ask how to do it Literally just hook it up, give it power and turn it on. It will do it all on its own. But if you do have one that you don't know if it's self primary or not, hook it up, turn it on and the water gets there, you're good to go. But everything we give you guys on our website are all self-priming, just because it's so much easier. This pump has three chambers in it, so it's gonna reduce the amount of cycling but, in my opinion, we replaced this one when, with the one that was in here before, and this one is so much quieter. Like it doesn't cycle as much, but even when it is cycling, I really have to listen and try to hear it. So if you're wanting a really quiet pump, the SEAFLO one is almost completely silent and it's not gonna wake up for kids at night. Literally, it's so much quieter than just the flow of water that's going. And even if we turned off real quick, it'll run for a tiny bit. Now it's done. So literally, I had to feel it just to make sure that it was off. This is extremely quiet. And that, I like that. In my opinion, I think that the SEAFLO three gallon per minute, 45 psi is perfect for this camper. We have a shower and two faucets. We don't get any pulsing or anything like that. The shower p

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