(R3700-Polar White) Combo Water Pump

This is pretty much the last option out there if you want a pump style faucet to use your reservoir or city water when you have that available. I doubt it’ll last 27yrs like the original one. I tried both functions, it primed up relatively quickly while using the pump feature. The stream it puts out is pretty good. The video I attached it while hooked to city water regulated to 30PSI. Anything higher than that this thing puts out a jet and splashes in the shallow sink. The spigot itself is a little short, so if you’re like me an adapting in place of an older bigger faucet make sure you mount as close to the sink as you can. I’m just excited to have a working faucet, you’re definitely not going to be filling pots or anything with it but for our basic tent on wheels it’s just fine. EVERYONE MAKE SURE YOU WINTERIZE YOUR FAUCETS AND LINES WITH RV ANTIFREEZE because these are just plastic and I bet they’ll crack super easy.

Perfect replacement for the old original in my Jayco popup that broke. Takes a bit to prime at first, but then as soon as i lifted the eater jug up gravity fid its thing and it works.

So I ordered this unit because my travel van project required a really shallow pump faucet, this was the *only* one I could find that didn't stick up several inches from the base. I did see the middling reviews and decided to risk it. Regretfully, what I received just did not work at all — no matter how hard/fast you pump, it would not bring water to the faucet (even with the water source *higher* than the faucet!). I reached out to the company to demand a refund, and it turns that that THEY DO NOT SELL DIRECTLY TO CONSUMERS. The seller here does not (apparently) represent Zebra. I've copied the actual letter that they sent below. While they wouldn't, therefore, give me a refund, what they were willing to do was replace the item with a known working unit, though I had to pay for the shipping there and back. I really wanted my van project to work, so I went ahead with it. The unit I received does, fortunately, work — very well, in fact! However, there is one more important caveat: you really need to cap off the city water port with a 1/2" hose/pipe cap in order to optimize the suction of the pump mechanism. I would have needed to do this anyway on mine, since it actually *leaks* a bit during pumping. So all of that is to say that this does appear to be a decent product if you're able to procure it from legitimate sources, none of which are represented on Amazon. --- Hello, On behalf of Zebra RV, again we apologize you are having trouble with one of our water pumps. Despite the Amazon reviews, these pumps are great quality and very reliable when used properly. We are an OEM and only sell our products, as of now, to authorized RV distributors/wholesalers, who in turn, sell to dealers, merchants, etc., who in turn also sell on sites like Amazon. We are hoping to have our newly designed website up and running soon to sell directly to the public. Unfortunately, our products end up being sold at places like Amazon and there is no quality control; much less knowing if the product is really new or a used product. I’m sorry to hear they will not offer a refund solution for you. With that being said, we do not refund directly to individuals and only provide credit to our distributors in rare circumstances. We do, however, have a simple pump warranty policy solution you are welcome to take advantage of. The policy was designed to enable a pump replacement with no questions asked for a minimal shipping fee. The policy also takes the return burden off retailers and allows us to make a happy customers; plus have the pump returned for inspection to see what we can learn from it. It’s a win win for all. We will exchange it even if the pump is cracked from freezing, handle broke off from too much applied pressure, leaks from city water or being disassembled and stresses applied during reassembly, etc. The description section on the form is just for our information to see if there is anything we can learn from the pump’s issue. I have attached the policy with the RMA Form. As for water testing, our pumps are 100% tested with standard city water and we hand pump it from a bucket of water. They are also inspected for any leaks while under city water pressure. You can be sure your new pump will be tested! If you find this a viable solution for you, we would be happy to help out. Thank you for choosing Zebra RV! Mike General Manager Zebra RV Support Team

Don't waste your money. I bought this as it appeared to be an exact replacement for the faucet in our pop-up camper. It fit/installed fine - but did not work. It would not prime whatsoever from the tank. I figured I'd install a small diaphragm pump to help it along. Nope. The handle doesn't really 'turn off' all the way so the pump kept running every 5 seconds. I ended up buying a 4" offset bathroom faucet and hooking up the hose connection to the hot side and the tank/pump to the cold side and it works great. Only bummer is I had to drill 4" offset holes for the new faucet.

Easy installation and works great and looks good and pumps great with no leaking with great price

The self adhesive 4” plastic wall guard makes a perfect flange plate to cover the existing hole. You will need to cut a 2” hole in it for faucet to fit thru. The faucet handle is definitely light weight but it works. Be sure to not force it. It did not hold a prime over night but I made sure to push the handle completely down the next day and it did not lose prime. I did find that by positioning the handle open , turning the spout up in the water fountain position, and applying suction directly to spout will prime it easily.

this spigot fit perfect! It was easy to install and works great. we replaced the hose since we already had it apart.

This only worked for one trip then the valve that forces water into this faucet stopped compressing. Ive tried lubricant and tried to nudge it lose, but it wont budge not even a little (which doesnt allow water from the hose to the faucet) not a happy camper. It was to late to return by the time it was installed and we took the camper out on a 2nd run (which is when it stopped working)