Heated Water Hose
Great heated water hose. Everything works as it should.
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For Full-Timers Wintering In The Rig
Wake Up To Running Water All Winter. A Heated Hose That Stays Hooked Up Through Every Freeze, Rated To -45°F.Heated end to end · 15 to 100 ft
If you're parked in the fifth wheel or the travel trailer for the winter, you know the routine: unhook the hose before dark, live off the tank, and wait for the line to thaw before you can make coffee. This hose heats itself from the spigot to your inlet, so you leave it connected and wake up to running water.
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What changes in your winter
- Stays connected all winter. Rated to -45°F.
- No more unhooking at night or living off the tank.
- Heats itself below 37°F, shuts off above 59°F.
- GFCI plug cuts power the moment it senses a leak.
Built Like The Last One Should Have Been
A GFCI plug that cuts power on its own. A thermostat that turns the heat on and off. A 5-layer hose with nylon mesh and the heating cable sealed in the wall. Lead-free, BPA-free drinking-water materials. Rubber rings and seal tape in the box so the ends seal on day one.
See It Out In The Cold
- Length
- 15, 50, 75 or 100 ft
- Inner diameter
- 1/2 in
- Freeze rating
- Down to -45°F / -42°C
- Thermostat
- On below 37.4°F (3°C), off above 59°F (15°C)
- Heating power
- 25 W/m at 10°C
- Electrical protection
- Built-in GFCI plug, 6 mA auto shutoff
- Power
- AC 120 V, 60 Hz · 770 W, 6.4 A
- Hose build
- 5 layers: PVC inner, nylon mesh, PVC outer, smooth thick surface, 0.4 in wide heating cable
- Drinking water
- Lead-free and BPA-free certified materials
- Ends
- Female hose connections on both ends, 3/4 in male connector included
- Water pressure
- Use below 600 PSI
- Weight / coiled size (100 ft)
- 18.3 lb · 13.98 x 13.98 x 6.69 in
One heated drinking water hose in the length you choose with GFCI plug and built-in thermostat, one 3/4 in male connector, two waterproof rubber rings, one roll of thread seal tape, and the user manual.
Female hose connections on both ends; the 3/4 in male connector turns either end male when your hookup needs it. Wrap the threads with the seal tape, seat a rubber ring, and hand-tighten. Plug straight into a GFCI-protected 120 V outdoor outlet. No extension cords.
Uncoil the hose all the way and lay it out flat. Set the thermostat sensor block in open air so it reads the real outdoor temperature, and insulate the spigot and your rig's inlet so the whole line stays clear.
Shipping is free. Every hose comes with a free 1 year warranty, and you have 30 days to decide: if it is not the hose you wanted, tell us inside 30 days and we refund you in full.
Built-In GFCI Plug
Self-Switching Thermostat
15 To 100 Feet In One Run
5-Layer Hose
Male Connector Included
Rings And Seal Tape Included
How it works
Heated From The Spigot All The Way To The Rig.
A heating cable runs the full length inside the hose wall, so there is no cold stretch for ice to start in.
The thermostat does the switching. You leave it connected all winter.
The cold this was built for
Wherever The Water Has To Cross The Cold
From the park pedestal to the hydrant on your own land, one hose carries drinking water across frozen ground to the rig and keeps it moving.
Your winter right now
Unhook it before dark. Thaw it by noon. Do it all again tomorrow.
The first night below freezing turns a plain hose into a tube of ice. So you drain it, drag it inside, live off the tank and hope the spigot holds. Every night, all winter. One heated line ends the routine.
The part that does the thinking
A Thermostat That Watches The Cold For You.
The sensor block near the spigot end reads the outdoor air. Below 37.4°F it turns the heat on along the whole hose; above 59°F it turns it off.
The heating cable is 0.4 in wide and sealed inside the hose wall, so the heat reaches the water evenly from end to end, rated down to -45°F.
Set the sensor block in open air, never against another heat source.
Out of the box
Thread It On. Plug It In. Turn On The Water.
Wrap the spigot threads with the seal tape, seat a rubber ring and hand-tighten the hose. Add the 3/4 in male connector on either end if your hookup needs it.
Lay the hose out flat to the rig, plug it into a GFCI-protected outdoor outlet and watch for the indicator light.
No extension cords. Uncoil the hose fully when in use.
Verified reviews
What Folks Wintering In Their Rigs Say
Real reviews from verified buyers who ran it through the cold.
Best Winter Heater Hose
This heated water hose kept our water from freezing this winter. Was nice also not have to wait long for water to warm up. The price for this hose is so worth it and still working.
AnnRanea Harris · Verified Purchase
Works
If you winter camp this is a must. Has it last winter and i never had frozzen issues. Love it.
Laurie j. · Verified Purchase
Perfect...
Just what I was needing for Colorado winters
Christy Craig · Verified Purchase
Nice hose
We live in Arizona, but it isn't always warm. Temperature varies a lot by elevation, and Arizona is the most mountainous state in the lower 48. We live around 4500', and it definitely freezes here. A heated hose is the perfect solution. This one is drinking water safe, and is female on both ends, which is usually what you need. It does come with an adapter to convert one end to male if needed. This length is long enough to reach most anywhere we go, and still compact enough to store easily. We like it.
William A. Nolan · Verified Purchase
Heated hose
Works great up to minus 21 so far and did not freeze
claude lacroix · Verified Purchase
It works
Just what is needed during the cold weather
ken carter · Verified Purchase
Great Hose
Great heated hose. Works as advertised
Jbolin · Verified Purchase
30 Days To Decide. A Year Of Warranty, Free.
Run it through a cold month. If it is not the hose you wanted, tell us inside 30 days and we refund you in full. And every Wellhouse Heated Water Hose comes with a free 1 year warranty, so for a full year we stand behind it and make it right.
Before you order
Questions We Get Every Week
You can, every cold night, all winter. With this hose you stay connected: the water keeps running to the rig, the tank stays full for when you need it, and nobody drags a frozen hose inside at midnight.
The hose is rated down to -45°F along its full length. Set the sensor block in open air near the spigot so it reads the real cold, and insulate the spigot and your rig's inlet so the whole line stays clear.
The thermostat only heats when it needs to: on below 37.4°F, off above 59°F. On mild days it switches itself off.
The built-in GFCI plug cuts the power on its own when it senses current leaking (6 mA trip), and the indicator light shows it is live. Plug it straight into a GFCI-protected 120 V outlet, use no extension cord, and lay the hose out uncoiled.
Both ends are female hose connections, and the included 3/4 in male connector turns either end male. Measure from the spigot to your rig's inlet and leave a little slack, then pick 15, 50, 75 or 100 ft so it reaches in one run.
Female hose connections on both ends; 3/4 in male connector included. Plug into a GFCI-protected 120 V outlet. No extension cords. Use below 600 PSI.
The Wellhouse Heated Water Hose
$159.00