Camco Mfg 22605 45-degree Brass Water Hose Elbow

Product Description

The CAMCO MFG 22605 is a 45-degree brass water hose elbow designed to relieve stress and prevent crimping at RV water intake hose connections. The angled fitting redirects the hose path at 45 degrees, reducing the bending force that causes hose fatigue, fitting damage, and premature leaks. Constructed from brass, the 22605 resists corrosion and handles the regular connect-disconnect cycles common in campground and mobile service environments. Plumbers and RV service technicians install this fitting as a low-cost measure to extend hose service life and protect both the hose and the intake port on the RV.

This elbow is suited for RV fresh water intake connections where a straight hose run creates an awkward angle or sharp bend at the spigot or vehicle fitting. It is commonly used at campground water pedestals, at fixed supply lines, or wherever a hose must turn immediately after the connection point. The 45-degree offset gives just enough angle change to eliminate the kink zone without requiring a full 90-degree redirect. Each package contains 6 elbows, making it practical for fleet service, resale, or keeping spares on the truck.

Key Features

• 45-degree angle eliminates kinking and crimping at the hose-to-fitting junction
• Brass construction provides corrosion resistance and long service life
• Reduces mechanical stress on RV water intake hose fittings
• Extends hose life by removing the tight-bend failure point at the connection
• Packaged in a quantity of 6 for service stock or resale

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard RV water intake hose fittings. Compatible with all RV water intake hose connections where stress and crimping reduction is needed at the supply connection point.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by RV service technicians or plumbers working on mobile water supply systems. Shut off the water supply at the source before disconnecting any existing hose fittings. Thread the elbow onto the intake port or supply spigot by hand first, then snug with pliers — do not overtighten brass fittings, as excess torque can crack the fitting or damage the mating threads. Inspect the connection for leaks after restoring water pressure.