The Sobo/Bullfinch External Shower is ideal for outdoor showers, Washing clothes, pets, when installed in travel trailers, teardrop trailers, Squaredrop trailers, truck campers, and camper vans, and more!

Key Features: Sobo/Bullfinch External Shower

Fits universally where space allows
Complete Sobo Shower Port, hose, shower head, and screws
Hose assembly quick connection - secures a sealed water connection, and begins water flow. Push and turn connection activation. Then you simply rotate the valve to adjust temperature
Sleek and innovative design - low profile
High quality construction for a long life
Easy installation - 60mm hole saw, and 4 screws
One way valves within each water inlet (hot and cold)
Swivel shower head with fixed spray pattern and a lever flow control
Maximum water inlet pressure - 10 bar/145 psi
Net weight of the Sobo Shower Port Assembly - 1.63 lbs. / 740 grams

The External shower point comes complete with a Shower head assembly (shower fitting, shower hose, and swivel head). It uses the unit’s existing hot and cold water supplies. Inserting the shower assembly, locks it in place, and turns on the water. Temperature adjustment by turning the assembly.

Installation: Create a 60mm (2 3/8") diameter hole with a hole saw or jig saw. Affix to your surface with the supplied screws. Apply sealant as desired. If the wall is thicker than 38mm (1 1/2") then cut the 60mm dia hole to a depth of 40mm from the outside and then cut a larger dimeter hole (in excess of 80mm) to meet the 60mm hole from the inside. This is to allow the connections to be fitted appropriately.

Water connections: Water inlet connections are male 1/2" NPT. So, no special connectors or couplers are required. Note that the hot and cold water connections are marked with the respective colors on the connections at the back of the port. The cold water connection, if looking from the front plastic side of the port, is on the right side.

Shower Head: the shower head on the Sobo Shower can be swapped out with most standard RV shower heads. Ensure the revised shower head has an "on/off" toggle.

Winterization: Ensure you either pass RV winterization anti-freeze through the shower port, or you take care to drain down the shower port to prevent water from freezing and causing damage. If your shower port will be exposed to below freezing temperatures, we recommend you include inline isolations valves on the water lines behind the shower port.

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