Mixer tap and water pressure

if I recall, i think the requirements for the mixer tap I fitted to swmbo's kitchen asked for a pressure reducer if pressure was above such n such....but I read that after I had already fitted it ...why read the instructions if you dont need to?

Mine also leaked under the cupboard, so I just tightened a few screws under there and no more probs

Most quality caravans have a pressure reducing valve installed at the factory.

Look just behind the hose inlet and it should be a thicker fitting and will have a sticker saying what it is on it.

Parks have wildly varying pressure and one of these is essential.

Would think one immediately after the input to the van is best as it reduces all water pressure both cold, and hot before it gets into the hot water heater.

This in itself is good as too much pressure could damage the heater tank.

If your hose keeps popping off it probably needs a new O ring or a whole connector.

Being a plumber by trade i would recomend installing one on your main inlet to your van at say 500kpa (most new appliance's wont recomend a preasure over 600) and a cold water relief valve just before your connection to your hot water valve, preferiably after your isolating valve as when hot water heats up it expands and your isolating valve will bear the brunt of the preasure rise. Most plumbing supplies will be able to sell you a repair kit if all your o-rings are split,hope this helps