Camco12-Ft Heated Water Hose for RV - Water Line Freeze Protection Down to -40°F/C - Features Energy-Saving Thermostat & Includes Adapter for Connection to Either End of Hose (22921)

We've been experiencing lows in the teens for 4 days in a row! This heated hose has done the job exceptionally well. It connects to my double water filter system and then to a 4' length of hose to the water inlet on the trailer and the pressure of the warm water flows through the additions and keeps them warm as well. No frozen lines!

The media could not be loaded.  This was my second purchase of a Camco heated water hose. Original purchase was for a 25 ft, this time I’d moved to a new spot that required more length. The hose I ordered appeared to have an issue as it was leaking water from inside the sleeve that houses the ‘heat’ portion of the hose. Amazon-linked ‘customer service’ for this issue took me to Camco’s website - which offered no direct way for immediate contact - just an email. As the forecast was looking to be pretty cold within the next few days - I opted for a replacement rather than to trouble-shoot. Would have liked to have shared video and gotten LIVE support. Would still recommend. The 25 ft hose did well last year for several days in a row of negative temps in middle TN, USA.

This is the second Camco heated hose I have purchased . . the hose keeps the water from freezing with the addition of a heat tape along the hose and wrapped with a neoprene cover . . the hose itself is not great quality but it works. I have the 50 foot model and it works great.The first hose lasted 3 years (about $40 per year cost) and worked great until it shorted out and almost caused a fire . . watch where you run the electric cord so you don't have a point of contact that can short . .The hose works great and I have bought two.

Used from November to April. Negative 45 windchills at one point. Worked flawlessly had water no problems!

Hose is sturdy but not "bullet proof".Temps dipped into low 20s for 5-6 days and hose froze after 3 day.Hose did not burst though so that is a possitive.Dont know how you'd test for lower end functionality.

It was easy to install, long enough to replace the old leaking one and it works. Approved for fresh drinking water. Enough said.

This is the same heated hose you can get at any RV store, but if you buy it at the RV store you will pay $350 here on Amazon you get it for $119 and it ships quick you get it in 2-3 days

I bought this project on the recommendation of a friend of mine. We got ours about the same time. His is still working as you can see mine is not from day. One it leaked. I could never get it to stop leaking. I went to take it off the faucet Yesterday and it broke in half so I guess brass fitting somehow yeah,

Replacement for previous one that sprung leak as soon as warranty expired

Hose failed in under -25 weather, contacted Amazon as I had purched extended warranty (didn't need to use it) Camco reissued a new one and no complaints so far

Needed for camping in the South during cold weather. It kept my water from freezing overnite. In addition, if using for rv'ing you will need something to cover the connection at the rv (used a portion of a pool noodle). We also used a heat tape to wrap the water tap and water pressure regulator. Good quality hose and keeps incoming water from freezing.

I have been using this for over a year now on my trailer that I live in full time in Canada winters. It has held up and kept my water line from freezing. I do unplug the heated part during the warmer months. At the time I purchased this was one of the better priced ones, if you are wintering in your RV this is a must have. Just hope you get a few seasons out of it and what more could you ask for. I hope to get a few years out of mine, like I said unplug it during warmer months is a no-brainer to make it last longer too.

I use this hose to fill up my outdoor wood burning hot tub so far it's only been down to minus 16 Celsius so far works great just make sure you use the rubber pieces to go over your connections and make sure the thermostat end is outside in the elements so that reads the temperature properly