Camco Mfg 22463 90 Degree Rv Fresh Water Faucet

Product Description

The CAMCO MFG 22463 is a 90-degree angle water faucet designed to connect to an RV fresh water inlet and provide an additional exterior water source. The right-angle body redirects the hose downward, preventing kinking and reducing strain on the connection point. Constructed from lightweight plastic, this faucet is straightforward to install and handle. It also functions as a pressure relief valve when disconnecting a pressurized fresh water line from the RV, allowing controlled release before uncoupling the hose. Plumbers, RV service technicians, and knowledgeable DIYers commonly install this fitting as part of routine RV water system maintenance or setup.

This faucet is suited for residential and recreational vehicle applications where a 90-degree hose exit is needed at the fresh water inlet port. The angled design is particularly useful when the inlet is positioned in a tight compartment or low on the RV body, giving the hose room to route cleanly without sharp bends. It is sold in packages of 6 units, making it practical for service shops or fleet maintenance operations that install multiple units at a time.

Key Features

• 90-degree angle body keeps fresh water hoses from kinking at the inlet connection
• Provides an additional exterior water source off the RV fresh water inlet
• Acts as a pressure relief valve when disconnecting from a pressurized water supply
• Lightweight plastic construction reduces weight at the connection point
• Package quantity of 6 units per pack supports shop and fleet use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or accessory fitting for RV fresh water inlet systems requiring a 90-degree hose connection.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by RV service technicians or plumbers familiar with RV fresh water plumbing. Always depressurize the water system and turn off the water supply before removing or installing any faucet or fitting. Hand-tighten connections first, then snug with appropriate pliers, taking care not to overtighten plastic fittings. Follow applicable plumbing codes and RV manufacturer guidelines for fresh water system work.