How To: Hook Up an RV’s Utilities
Learn the easy way to hook up your Holiday Rambler’s electric, water, and sewer utilities.
Once you’ve arrived at your campsite, it’s time to hook up your RV’s utilities. But what’s the best way to do it? We asked Kristi and Spencer from the Adventurtunity Family to show us the step-by-step way to properly connect Holiday Rambler’s electricity, freshwater, and wastewater utilities.
How to Hook Up Your Electric:
- Once your RV is leveled, make sure to locate your campsite’s power pedestal
- Find the receptacle for your RV’s specified wattage
- Make sure the receptacle’s corresponding breaker switch is off
- Plug a surge protector into that receptacle
- Flip the receptacle’s breaker switch to “on”
- When the indicator light is ready, plug your RV’s power cord into the surge protector
How to Hook Up Your Water:
- Open the water utility area
- Unravel and connect your RV’s water hose to the utility area hose labeled “inlet”
- Make utility area dial is set to “city fixtures”
- Attach water pressure regulator to your hose and connect the other end to the water outlet
- Flip up the handle on the water outlet to begin water flow
How to Hook Up Your Sewer:
- Equip yourself with gloves and other protective gear to avoid coming in contact with sewage waste
- Set up your sewer hose support riser to ensure all waste water flows downward towards the drain
- Attach adaptor to sewer drain
- Remove sewage hose, keeping the elbow of it pointed upwards to avoid unnecessary spills
- Lock elbow end into the adaptor from Step 03
- Bring other end of hose towards the coach, remove caps on both inlet and outlet, then lock both ends into place
- Once connected, secure hose into support riser slots.
If you notice problems with any of the components for these utilities, make sure to find a dealership near you and get some in-person help from certified experts!
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