Resistant to UV rays, salt air and water. Won't mar boat decks or RV surfaces
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- Complete system
Combined with the convenient caddy, this high-quality hose set offers the simplicity of organized storage and is ideal for carrying.
- Features and performance
Engineered to be the toughest and lightest hose designed for marine and RV use, the FITT Marine & RV hose is half the weight and more compact than traditional PVC marine & RV hoses. It’s easy to handle and makes cleaning easier than ever.
- Uses
This hose is suitable for marine and RV use. Resistance to UV rays, salt air and water makes it long lasting and durable, even in the most severe conditions.
- Technology
Unique NTS chain mesh technology means the FITT Marine & RV will not kink or tangle. High Durable Technology (HD TECH) makes it abrasion-resistant, puncture-proof, highly manageable and flexible, even in extremely cold temperatures (-4 degrees F).
- Certifications and safety
FITT Marine & RV is phthalate, PVC and lead-free, making it “drinking water safe.”
FAQ
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Can I connect two hoses?
Yes, you can connect two FITT Marine Caddy by screwing the male end into the female end. Please be aware that increasing the length may reduce the water flow rate, so you may experience a slight drop in pressure over that length of hose. However, you should still have ample pressure to use the hose as intended. Please be sure the hose is fully extended and not partially coiled or on a reel, as that will also affect the pressure.
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Can I replace the fittings?
The fittings can be removed and reattached, but replacements are currently unavailable for sale in the U.S.
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Are FITT hoses resistant to UV rays?
FITT Marine Caddy has been studied for external applications and are able to withstand UV ray.
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Are any heavy metals used in FITT hoses?
No heavy metals are used in the FITT Marine Caddy.
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Can I attach the hose to a pump?
FITT Marine Caddy can be connected to a delivery pump, not a suction pump, with a maximum operating pressure of 100psi.
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Can I attach the hose to a pressure washer?
FITT Marine Caddy can be used to connect water to a high-pressure cleaner.
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What happens if the product is left in an area subject to high temperature?
FITT Marine Caddy has been developed and tested to work even if left in areas subject to high temperatures up to +160°F. Although high temperatures may alter the hose’s appearance, they will not jeopardize its efficiency.
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What happens if I leave the hose exposed to the sun for a long time?
Prolonged exposure to sunlight, as well as sudden temperature variations, reduce the product’s service life. We recommend that you store the FITT Marine Caddy out of direct sunlight and protected against temperatures hotter than 160°F after each use.
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What happens if I leave the hose exposed to frost for a long time?
The tests carried out on FITT Marine Caddy at low temperatures failed to reveal any critical effects on the product’s performance. We recommend that you empty the hose after each use to prevent residual water from freezing and store indoors during the winter months.
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Can I wind the hose on a reel?
The FITT Marine Caddy is already combined with a convenient caddy. This high-quality hose set offers the simplicity of organized storage and is ideal for carrying.
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Can I use the hose on gravel or particularly rough surfaces?
Yes, the FITT Marine Caddy can be used on gravel or particularly rough surfaces.
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Is the FITT hose drinking water safe?
The FITT Marine Caddy is compliant with Drinking Water contact according to protocols provided by Bureau Veritas Consumer Products Services and UL Solutions. According to the tests and evaluations carried out, the Article mentioned are claimed as “Drinking Water Safe”. We suggest you run water through the hose for a few minutes before drinking.
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Can I run hot water through it?
The FITT Marine Caddy can be used for water temperatures up to 100°F.
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What can I do if the hose is punctured?
If the puncture is toward the end of the hose near the fitting, we recommend cutting off the damaged section and reconnecting the fitting.
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