RVGUARD Heated Water Hose 50FT with Thermostat 🚿
Description:
This heated water hose keeps your water flowing when temperatures drop, offering freeze protection for RVs, homes, and outdoor taps while delivering potable water without lead or BPA. It is a 50-foot RVGUARD heated hose that activates with an energy-saving thermostat to reduce power use and help prevent frozen lines during cold-weather trips.
Key Points
The hose uses an intelligent thermostat that switches on at about 8 °C and turns off near 15 °C, helping to conserve energy by heating only when needed. According to the manufacturer, the heater element is rated at 7 watts per foot after enhancement to improve warming efficiency. The outer PVC jacket is abrasion resistant, and stainless steel fittings aim to minimize leaks and increase durability. This model is suitable for RV hookups, garden spigots, chicken coops, and general cold-weather outdoor water use. 🧊🚐
Technical Specifications
- Name: RVGUARD Heated Water Hose 50FT
- Length: 50 ft
- Freeze protection: down to -20 °F (about -28 °C)
- Heating power: 7 W/ft (manufacturer specification)
- Material: five-layer hose construction with PVC outer jacket and stainless steel connectors
Usage Recommendations
Connect the included 3/4-inch GHT adapter to common U.S. water supplies and plug the cord into the RV or campsite power source to start using the hose. For best results, make sure the thermostat probe and heater cable are not tightly kinked and remain free from heavy snow buildup. This hose is designed for potable water delivery, so it can be used for drinking water when the fittings and hose are clean. 💧
Practical Tips
Consider that the thermostat has approximate on/off temperatures according to the manufacturer, so the hose may cycle in fluctuating conditions. Also, while the hose is built to resist wear, avoid dragging it over sharp edges or crushing the fittings to maintain a long service life. The heated element requires a power source during very cold periods and may not be the lowest-draw option for off-grid situations without sufficient electrical capacity. ⚡
