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The CAMCO MFG 40045 is an inline KDF carbon water filter designed for RV and recreational water systems. It reduces bad taste, odors, chlorine, and sediment in drinking water using a 100 micron fiber filter media. The wider-body housing increases flow rate compared to standard inline filters, and the durable exterior-mount design is built to handle seasonal outdoor use. A flexible hose protector is included to minimize kinking at the connection point, which helps maintain consistent water flow throughout the season. This package includes 3 filters, each rated to last an entire season of use. Installation is straightforward for RV owners and service technicians working on potable water supply lines.
This filter is suited for RV fresh water hookups, campsite water supply connections, and similar recreational vehicle potable water applications. The inline, exterior-mount form factor makes it compatible with standard garden hose-thread connections commonly found at campground water pedestals and RV water inlets. The 3-pack configuration supports a full season of water filtration without repeated restocking. It is appropriate for residential RV use as well as fleet and rental RV maintenance programs where seasonal filter replacement is part of a standard service schedule.
Designed for use with standard RV fresh water supply lines and campground water hookups using garden hose-thread connections. Intended as a seasonal inline filter for potable water applications in recreational vehicles.
Shut off the water supply at the source before connecting or disconnecting the filter. Thread the filter inline between the campground water supply hose and the RV water inlet, ensuring connections are hand-tight and leak-free before restoring flow. Use the included hose protector at both ends to reduce stress and kinking at the hose connections. Only a licensed or qualified technician should service any RV potable water system where local codes require it.
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