Accessories You Must Have in Your Travel Trailer
If you have bought or if you plan to buy a travel trailer, it is important to know the accessories you may need. Getting the required gadgets, tools, and space-saving accessories may determine comfort and efficiency. AT S&S Apache we provide travel trailers that meet your standards. Visit our office in Jackson, Mississippi serving Vicksburg and Meridian.
Below is a list of accessories you must have in a travel trailer
Drinking Water Hose
Trailers need drinking water for all the family. It is important to get the right hose that will give you the best service when camping or boating. A drinking-water hose should be of good quality and must come in different lengths (20ft). Before buying, make sure it can handle up to 100psi pressure.
Water Hose Connector
For easy connection of your drinking-water hose to a spigot. The best connector will fit both rigid and coiled hoses. It should have a brass coupler and a high-quality plastic inlet.
Gas Leak Detector
A gas leak can be very dangerous when in a closed space such as a trailer. It is important to get the right detector to detect any gas leakage.
Fluid Level Indicator
It helps know the level of fluid in your water tank, black and gray tanks. It comes with a suction cup used for attaching it to the surface of the tank. When attached, it shows either green (full), yellow (half), or red (low).
Cooking Utensils
Most trailers come with only the basic cooking utensils. It is important to add accessories to make cooking easier. For example, you may need a spatula, wooden spoon, tongs, ladle, ladle shovel, whisk broom, and dustpan.
Camper Sewer Hose
This drains your black and gray tanks. The right hose must be of good quality with a solid white plastic coating. It should be flexible enough to go around corners and 90-degree angles. It should have a connector that enables it to work with the camper sewer inlet port. A flat elbow or standpipe tee can also help you drain water from your camper.
RV Leveling Blocks
RV leveling blocks are the best way to level your trailer when parked. They help you to create a stable and leveled platform. When buying leveling blocks, ensure they are lightweight for easy movement. They should be of non-corrosive material. With an anti-skid surface for safety purposes especially when the ground is wet.
RV Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
This system monitors the pressure in your RV tires. It has a sensor attached to each tire's valve stem that sends readings to a track. With this system, you will be able to tell when the pressure in one or all your tire(s) is low.
At S&S Apache we provide travel trailers that give you a home experience when you travel. Visit our office in Jackson, Mississippi serving Vicksburg and Meridian.