TMC Marine Rv Replacement Faucet with Pump - Camper Faucet and Pump, Camper Sink Faucet - Electric Galley Water Pump Kit with Faucet for Boats, RVs, Yatch, Camper, Trailers - FO738

Easy to install and functionality is as expected. I hope the pump continues to operate properly as it seemed a little cheaply built but so far everything's working great that came in the kit.

For the price and quality it's great! Works great! Had an old manual pump on our boat. This is sure a lot better!!

bought this to use in a kitchen sink in a camper van. the pump didn’t have enough pressure to pump water from a tank to the faucet which was only about 3ft. the pump turns on but has no pressure. there where no directions on how to prime the pump or troubleshoot. for me it was a waste.

This pump and faucet have a real nice build quality & work great. I screwed the pump directly into the water tank fitting on my sailboat & ran a short length of hose straight to the faucet. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is that the flow is fast - and unadjustable! If you're filling a pot or a glass of water it's great - no water used without need. If you're rinsing your hands a lot of water gets pumped in a short time. I only have an 11 gallon tank and this pump puts out over a gallon a minute at a fixed speed. I knew that when I bought it - and the price is so good and installation so easy I was willing. But think about the flow rate for your application.

The faucet should point down a little more but the stream isn't real strong so it doesn't splash a lot. I installed this in a van so we could have a little running water and it was perfect.

Easy install, great price for this product.

Works Good

The pump is super easy to install, especially since you can thread it direct into a standard NPT fitting in your tank. I used a blue square water jug with a threaded cap. I had to get a reducing bushing but it is a solid fit. Only downside is the faucet. You have to screw it to the counter through the base plate. It does not have a threaded collar nut like most to secure it from underneath. That meant I had to drill through my tile countertop to secure it. Second issue with the faucet is it is at a very shallow angle to the sink. Not sure why, but most seem to be this way for boat/RV faucets.