Look no further for your campervan plumbing needs, this kit contains everything you need for a campervan plumbing system all in 1 box! No more buying odd bits and pieces, weird connectors or forgetting a T connector whilst doing your plumbing.
 
This kit allows you to have all the pieces needed to connect your cold water tank to a sink and a shower...and even your Bobil Hybrid hot water heater!
 
These kits are suitable for connecting to an Air Hybrid, if you have ordered a Bobil Electric then please tick the corresponding box above as the kit will contain slightly different fittings. 
 
This campervan plumbing kit includes all the pipe, connections and adaptors, utilising the highly robust and easy to fit John Guest 12mm pushfit system.
 
Kitchen Tap Kit Contains:
Seaflo 20 or 30 PSI Pump + Filter
Seaflo Accumulator, hose & clips to connect to pump
John Guest 12mm pushfit pipe (6m blue, 4m red)
Pipe Inserts for hot water pipe (x2)
1/2" Female to JG Fitting (x2)
1/2" Male to JG Fitting (x3)
Y Splitter (x1) & T Splitter (x1)
John Guest Stop Valve (x2)
Pipe clips (x 10)
 
Tap & Shower Plumbing Kit Contains:
Seaflo 20 or 30 PSI Pump + Filter
Seaflo Accumulator, hose & clips to connect to pump
John Guest 12mm pushfit pipe (10m blue, 6m red)
Pipe Inserts for hot water pipe (x6)
1/2" Female to JG Fitting (x2)
1/2" Male to JG Fitting (x3)
T Splitter (x3) + Y Splitter (x1)
John Guest Stop Valve (x2)
Shower Mixer Easy Fit Kit
15mm to 12mm Reducer (x2)
15mm Elbows (x2)
15mm Pipe (30cm)
Pipe clips (x 16)
 
Electric kit add on contains
Additional 1/2" Female to JG Fitting
Additional T Splitter
Additional Pipe Inserts (x5)
Expansion tank
 
The kits are suitable for connecting to an Air Hybrid, if you have ordered a Bobil Electric then please tick the corresponding box above. 
 
You can buy all these things separately in our plumbings and fittings page if you needed any additional pieces for your specific needs. If you need more pipe, add this to the order and it will be shipped out in one long length. Likewise if you have a tight bend, adding an elbow or two would be a good idea.