12V DC RV Fresh Water Diaphragm Pump 5.5 GPM 55 PSI

The pump was easy to set up, it came with all the essentials. The Teflon tape, 50-micron filter, and the 2.5 gallons per minute flow rate, plus an extra 10 psi, made for a smooth and quiet operation, all at a great price.

The Kohree 12v fresh water pump works absolutely great and is super quite, we had to open the cabinet to here it running. The GPM rating of 5.5 plus and pressure rating of 55 PSI were spot on and tell the truth about this phenomenal pump for the right amount of money. We are super happy with the purchase.

Not able to rate it completely yet. Install was easy, pump is quiet. Installed in a 5th wheel haven’t used the fresh water system since the install.

Nice pump and good price. Much better pressure than the one that came with my camper, and quieter too. It came with more fittings than I needed. Would buy it again.

I replaced the Shurflow pump on my Monterey 355 SY boat with this new one. Even though the mounting holes were different, I just had to drill new ones to fit it. It's a 5.5 gallons per minute pump, and it delivers a smooth, steady flow without any pulsing - way better than the old Shurflow. It's a lot quieter. The Shurflow costs $200, but you can skip that and just get this one. I'm not sure how long this new pump will last, but it's definitely built well. For the price of one Shurflow, you could almost get three of these.

This 12V pump is perfect for my off-grid watering setup. I'm using it to fill a water tank in a secluded area, and it's been working great so far. Good flow rate and quiet operation.

I used this pump to fill a big water container for my irrigation system, not in an RV. I gave it a good test, running it continuously for over half an hour several times. The first thing that happened was one of the rubber feet fell off and got lost in the grass. Despite that, the pump worked for hours with only short breaks, moving water efficiently. I'm not sure if it really delivers the 5.5 gallons per minute it claims, though. After about 30 minutes, the pump gets pretty hot, but it didn't shut down from overheating. The noise is average, and it might be different in a permanent setup, so I can't say for sure how noisy it would be then.

I replaced the noisy freshwater pump on my boat with this new one. It's a lot quieter and costs way less. It pumps water to the kitchen and bathroom with enough pressure to work both the sinks and the shower.

I installed a new pump in my Grand Design RV, and it's a lot quieter than the SeaFlo that was there before. It gives a bit more water flow. It's got an adjustable feature, but I didn't need to tweak anything. I'd definitely recommend it.

My water pump in the travel trailer stopped working, so I replaced it with this one. I've only used it for one season, so I can't say how long it will last, but the water pressure is already better than what the old pump had when it was brand new.

I changed the sureflo pump with this one. I even built a foam box around it for extra insulation, and this new pump is way quieter, making only half the noise the sureflo did. It's about the same size and has the same connections.

We've been using this pump to fill our RV with water. We bought some PVC pipe, put it in our storage barrel, and connected a hose to the pump and another to the RV. It usually takes 15 to 20 minutes to get 40 gallons in.

This pump was a cinch to set up - it came with all the essentials. The Teflon tape and 50-micron filter did the job well. It pumps at a rate of 2.5 gallons a minute and adds an extra 10 psi, giving a smooth flow. It's super quiet, especially considering the price.

I've replaced my old 12v RV water pump with this one for my 2020 Imagine travel trailer. It's a lot quieter and works just as well!

We built our own tiny house on wheels and we're always on the move. Our first water pump from that famous brand was super noisy and only gave a steady flow when the faucet was fully open. It would surge at any other setting. I fiddled with it for a year, but nothing worked. So, we switched to a Kohree pump. My only regret is not making the change earlier. We've been using it for almost a year now, and it's been reliable, even when we've been off the grid for weeks at a time, doing two showers a day and washing dishes. The pump is a champ - no leaks, quiet, and the water pressure is so good that sometimes we prefer it over city water. The best part is, whether the faucet is barely on or fully open, the water flows steadily without surging. I've seen some reviews complaining about leaks or noise, but I think it might be down to how it's installed. If it's screwed down too tight at the mounting points or attached directly to rigid water lines, that could cause noise and leaks.