cold water tap

Hi...we had the same requirement in our Viscount Seabreeze. We got a good tap set up at CAMEC which was a bit like some of the water filter type taps that mount onto a stainless steel bench. I just used the grey grade 13mm? water pipe and self sealing push on fittings. I ran the pipeline under the caravan to both the front and rear of the van and fitted snap lock fittings so I could access water from either end of the van. I soon changed the front fitting to a half inch hose tap mounted on the draw bar...so I could either use it as an outside tap when water was coming from the rear...or use it as a hose connection if the water supply was near the front of the van. The rear connextn was simply a hose connector with a cut of built into it. Hope you can make sense of this.
Cheers Witi.

Thanks Witi i will check at the local plumbing shop or bunnings for the grey pipe and fittings.
Rocka

Not sure about the pressure reducing inlet....we spent 2 years on the road, all around Australia...and never had one fitted...however occasionally after connecting to a camp site supply the tap over the sink would sneeze and give the "boss" a minor moment...however usually I would connect up and then go inside and bleed any air by gently turning on the tap....but being human I occasionally forgot..or felt like some entertainment.

The pressure reducing inlet is needed if you are plumbing in flexible hose. It is also the most convenient for hooking up in a park.

I gave this method as the food grade hose would be easier to work than the rigid plastic pipe. It's now up to the OP how he will tackle the installation.

PeterD