would this unit work for an rv shower?
1464305
I doubt it. Based on it's amperage I don't think it would be warm enough. I just wash hands...
1464306
It works for a two bedroom rental apartment with 4-5 people. I think it should work well.
1464307
No. It works good on a hand sink or kitchen sink if you do not continually run the water. Not large enough to have a shower connected to it unless you like cold showers.
1464308
I do not think it will. It is a very low flow, and does not get hot. Just luke warm.
117985
Would be a pretty weak shower. It works at like a 1/2 GPM. A 220v unit would likely be better for a shower.
321180
It'll work in this scenario. In fact, the one I have hangs on the shower head and it doesn't rest against the wall. As long as the arm of the shower head doesn't lean forward on the part in which you're going to hang it on, you'll be fine. e.g., otherwise it'll slide off.
1978223
I put this in the external shower for a Keystone Sprinter when I bought it, it replaced the faulty unit without any cutting or weirdness. Not sure if those are standards or not but it worked for me.
507179
no... we bought an extension hose for our outside camper shower. (It is designed for a portable shower.) we took a umbrella stand and a metal pole to anchor our shower head worked great.
494866
Fastening unit was fine. It's in the shower of my RV trailer. Did it as per directions and it has stayed there. Use everything that comes with the unit and it will hold. Waited about 24 hrs for it to set up.
1092925
Can't say for sure, but I would think so. I used it for a 6" shower head. More than the size, I would think the weight of your shower head is what you should consider. The metal in the arm is strong. The tightening of the connections is likely the more important factor in holding up the shower head itself.
417469
Yes so long as you have electricity. Otherwise you may want to find a portable shower in a camping store. Good luck, be safe.
167612
Sure, it comes with three different sizes of adapters, so you could put it on your shower, you shouldn't have any problems.
442576
It should work so long as you don't apply to much water pressure and you don't have a shower exchange on top of faucet.
1876789
I guess it could with the right plumbing fittings. It will however be heavy because it is could quality shower head. heavy metal. Wall mounted preferred.
2244984
I really cannot say for sure. It might work if your shower rod has enough curve in it so that it hangs against the wall for the suction cups will hold. I may also depend on what type of surface (finish) you have on your wall. Hope this helps.
2195471
I doubt it. The volume probably isn't high enough and the way the pressure system is rigged for auto cutoff it probably wouldn't stay lit without the matching hose and nozzle. I'm a pretty big tinkerer and if I thought there was a relatively easy way to do that is be using this thing for all kinds of stuff. The same company does make "house" water heaters that work much the same. Got to remember this is a shower not really a water heater.
626001
I personally don't thank it would work in rv. It's the water hook up that create a problem .
1989321
Hi Tina - If your outlets are 110 then this will work - it is designed for a small area though like under a sink - I do not think it will have the capacity to for showers and laundry - hope this helps - Doug
925222
Thank you for your inquiry.This unit is small and works well for 1 or 2 bathroom places. Please see specs below:http://www.thetankless.com/uploads/INST.DG210.PDFKind Regards,
1684135
Not sure because we don't have a tub/shower combination. I imagine that it would work.