Kohree RV Water Pump 12V DC 5.5GPM 55PSI and 0.75L 125PSI Pre-Pressurized Accumulator Tank, Quiet RV Water Pump and Accumulator Tank System for RV Camping, Boat, Kitchen, Bathroom

Extremely smooth water flow, no fluctuations at all. Good pressure, and works as it should. Shuts off at pressure, had to do some minor modifications to the mounting panel, but fit good after that. Installed easy as any water pump, and for the price you can't go wrong. I definitely recommend this.

Installed my new Kohree RV Water Pump today, and it works great! I like the mounting platform with the screw-down connectors. This pump provides a quieter pump operation than the old, OEM pump, which was only 3 GPM, with no accumulator tank. The 5.5 GPM pump provides better pressure and flow, with the accumulator tank providing some “shock absorption,” so if someone is taking a shower, and another person starts washing dishes, “the shock” of the water turning on and off for the person in the shower is not felt. Overall very pleased with the item, the price, and the quicker-than-expected delivery.

I’ve had half a dozen pumps from the $150-300 range and this is the quietest most effective solution I’ve ever had. More pressure and less noise than double the price.I’m in a large Class A with a built in filtration system and the shower sprays out with force, at least 13’ above this pump.The tank is set up to just work. The whole system is indistinguishable from being connected to a strong external water supply. No pressure changes.

I used this pump to fill a IBC water tote for irrigation purposes, so I did not install in an RV. I put it through its paces with significant constant on time (more than 1/2 hour continuously several times). Right off the bat, one of the rubber feet fell off and was lost in the grass. The pump worked for hours with only short breaks in between, and pumped water effectively but I am not sure if it delivered the promised 5.5 Gallons per minute. Pump does get very hot after about 30 minutes of use, but did not reach shutdown temperature. Noise level is average, and will change in a permanent installation, so I can't comment on that.

I bought this pump to replace my Jabsco belt drive unit. All parts are included, both straight and 90° fittings as well as teflon tape. It runs very smoothly and has great flow. I measured 4.0 amps under load, even pushing through a secondary filter. So far, I'm impressed, it seems very well made and cost a fraction of a rebuild kit for my other pump.

I complained the first time because a part I was told would be here today, then was notified it would be tomorrow then it showing up today, had me questioning purchase. However it did make it install it easily and it works great!

pump is dying, isn't even a year old... came to do a return assuming it would be under warranty. I swear they must have changed the verbiage, I specifically remember picking this particular pump because it said it had a long warranty of one or two years. Now it's extra loud, barely manages to make pressure and runs for a very long time before shutting off which I'm sure is a pressure issue since it's struggling... checked filter, it's spotless and there are no leaks in line or anything that would cause pressure loss.

Got this pump to replace a different brand I replaced two years ago.First, this pump is super quiet and pumps out more volume than the previous pump.Secondly, when I got it all hooked up and turned it on, it ran for about 3 seconds, then stopped. I checked the in-line fuse I used from my previous pump, and it was blown. It was a10 amp fuse, so I checked the instructions for this pump. In the manual, it states an 18 amp fuse is required. When I purchased this pump, the specifications did not state what size fuse was required, only that it drew 8.8 amps. So I thought I was good to go.My trailer circuit panel has a 15 amp circuit breaker and 15 amp fuse for the wp circuit. So I put a 15amp fuse in my in-line protection and crossed my fingers. And it works beautifully. No issues what so ever.The blade type fuses I've seen go in 5 amp increments from 5 amps on up. So not sure why they state an 18 amp fuse is required, but could it be a typo?So happy with this pump.