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๐ง Upgrade your flow, ditch the kink โ the brass standard for savvy RV pros!
The Camco 90-Degree Hose Elbow is a premium solid brass fitting designed to prevent hose crimping and strain, ensuring smooth water flow for RVs and outdoor faucets. Featuring a swiveling easy-grip connector and certified lead-free construction, this versatile 2-pack fits standard ยพ" hose threads and offers durable, corrosion-resistant performance for hassle-free water hookups.























| ASIN | B09TRL7TF7 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #8,634 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #34 in RV Freshwater Hoses & Fittings |
| Brand | Camco |
| Brand Name | Camco |
| Color | Brass |
| Connector Type | Elbow |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 29,065 Reviews |
| Exterior Finish | Brass |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00014717225076 |
| Included Components | (2) 90-Degree Hose Elbows |
| Item Type Name | 90 Degree Hose Elbow |
| Item Weight | 0.17 kg |
| Manufacturer | Camco |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 22507 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Limited 1 year |
| Material | Brass |
| Material Type | Brass |
| Model Number | 22507 |
| Number of Pieces | 2 |
| Set Name | Brass Hose Elbow Set (2 Piece) |
| Size | 90 Degree Hose Elbow |
| Thread Size | RM |
| Thread Type | NPT |
| UPC | 014717225076 |
S**T
Does the job perfectly
Not much to say about this simple elbow except that it goes on easily, seals well, doesn't take up too much space and works perfectly.
P**Y
Lived in a camper for 2.5 yrs. This thing worked flawlessly.
No leaks. Lasted 2.5 years of constant use. (well, I lived in the camper on weekdays, went home on weekends but either way, that's a LOT of water) Easy to install of course, great price, and being that it's solid brass, when I did have occaision to take it off, super easy to clean. Disclaimer - The water pressure in the campground I stayed in was below 40psi. I don't know how it handles heavy pressure but you should probably be using a pressure regulator if you don't know what the campground's default level is.
M**C
Saved the day during sediment drainage for water heater maintenance
Thanks to Roger, my trusty plumber, and the Camco hose elbow, I drained the sediment from my hot water heater for the first time today. As a new homeowner in May 2015, I thought I could forget about the water heater after I had it replaced. Then last February, I ran across a home maintenance article that said a new hot water heater should be drained every six weeks for a few months, that every six months to 1 year. Since it already been 9 months since the water heater was installed, I worried that I had damaged the hot water heater by neglecting it. Fortunately, a call to Roger solved the problem immediately. He recommended draining the hot water heater once a year, including during this early period, so I could wait until June 2016 to do it the first time (but I did it early to be safe). He gave me these instructions that were extremely easy and effective: 1. Do NOT shut off the water valves going to the hot water heater. 2. Connect a garden hose to the spout at the base of the tank, and run the other end outside where a large amount of water can drain. 3. Use a flat head screwdriver to open up the valve (90-degree turn) at the spout. 4. Let the force of the water pressure drive out the sediment for 15 minutes. 5. Close the valve at the spout using the flat head screwdriver. 6. Remove the garden hose. It was as easy as it sounds except for one detail-- the wall of the drip pan holding the water heater was high enough that the hose would have crimped over the edge. Thanks to Amazon, I found the Camco hose elbow that would give more than enough height for the hose to clear the edge of the drip pan. The Camco's connector allowed perfect positioning of the elbow vertically, and a similar connector on my Flexon 50-ft hose made the exit connection just as easy. By luck, the hose was exactly the right length to snake off my porch and reach a water drainage ditch on one side of my yard. There was zero leakage throughout the whole process, and the crystal clear water at the end showed that the flushing action was successful. I've seen quite a few variations on instructions for draining sediment, all of which were more complicated than Rogers version. Although I can't guarantee his instructions will work for everyone, they worked great for my new water heater and took MUCH less time than I anticipated.
A**R
Just right
Got these for our camper. These fit perfect and keep hoses from hanging and causing a leak at the connection.
D**.
Sturdy and Helps Prevent Hose Strain
The solid brass construction feels durable, and the 90-degree angle takes pressure off the RV water connection. It attached securely without leaking and makes routing the hose much easier in tight spaces. It is a little heavier than plastic elbows, but the added durability is worth it.
S**6
Helpful addition to my community gardenโs faucets.
This is a perfect addition to the 2 faucets in the community garden that I belong to in NYC. NYRP recently did some renovations in our garden and added two 4 foot tall faucets at either end of the property. However the faucets were aimed at an upward angel which caused water to spray out in a way that your shirt/clothes would get wet if youโre not prepared. This 90 degree elbow aims the flow of water more downward and eases the ability to fill water cans without watering yourself! Connecting hoses was not the original problem but we can still connect hoses to this elbow as well. A month ago I also purchased the 45 degree elbow for the same reason on the water tank in the garden next door to this one. Everyone loves and really appreciates these connectors because they make gardening easier and a little less wet! Thank you for these 2 great products.
A**E
An inexpensive way to save money and time
I didn't like the idea of having a water hose hanging off our camper with gravity pulling on it all the time. I knew over time the hose would weaken there, about an inch or so down from the fitting and it could lead to leaks or a bend that would become a permanent restriction in the flow of water. Even with the hoses with the metal frames like the one we have will eventually have early wear. There's also a lot of tension on the fitting connected to the camper no matter what, but giving the extra stability of this 90 degree fitting makes me feel more confident. We attached ours to a quick connect and keep our set up exactly intact for quick setup no matter if we are using city water or filling our potable. What's great with keeping this fitting on the hose for potable fill is that the 90 degrees is absolutely perfect to have it hang just inside the fill hole on it's own while you're filling up. That means I can be working on other things while filling our 2 tanks which takes a decent amount of time when they are empty. Such an inexpensive way to prolong the expensive parts you'd rather not need to replace.
D**D
Lead free
Lead free. Bought several for washer hook up. See other reviews for the ones w/ lead. Determining what to keep that doesnโt have lead and that will depend on leak testing. If these leak if I keep them, I will update review. Update- well I hooked them up and they do NOT leak. Keeping these.
R**R
Good quality
Makes the hose connection to rv easy with no kinks.
A**O
Exelente material, acabado, y precio, ...
hola.... compre este conector codo de cobre 90grados, el material y acabados de exelente calidad, las roscas Macho-Hembra bien hechas, al roscarse no gotea el agua, ensambla perfecto, .... yo uso este conector en las mangueras de agua de lavadora de Ropa y las mangueras de agua no se "Chupan" o se obstruyen que causa que el flujo de agua disminuya, ..... es mi comentario, espero y sea de utilidad, ...
A**X
Cumple
Funcional
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K**M
Item as described.
Caravan water inlet hose connector angle changer. This item was received Nov 2023.
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