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Roam Series City Water Inlet
The Roam Series City Water Inlet delivers fresh water on demand, making it the ideal solution for hassle-free stops at campsites with mains water. Waterproof rated to IP68 and IP69K, it’s engineered to withstand the harshest conditions, so you can stay connected wherever you park.
The front has a standard 3/4″ GHT thread and a swivel connection for easy hose attachment, while the rear has a 1/2 - 14 NPSM PP-GF male thread for secure plumbing integration with your onboard water system. An integrated stainless steel mesh filter keeps your system clean by stopping dirt and debris from entering your water tank, ensuring safe, reliable water every time you connect.
Compact at just 49mm (1.92") depth, it offers maximum installation flexibility, even in tight or awkward spaces. Built with Scanstrut marine-grade innovation, this inlet is UV-tested, fully waterproof (IP68/IP69K), and crafted with 316 stainless steel hardware for unmatched durability in any climate.
The Roam Series provides a clean, consistent look across your exterior sockets’ gas, water, power, and more, creating a sleek, uniform finish for your adventure-ready van or RV.
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