Dura FaucetDF-SA400K-CP RV Hand Held Shower Head - Stainless Steel Hose Kit (Chrome)

Looks to be a nice replacement for the original shower head in my 2007 Airstream. Connected easily and appears to work as described.One caveat... the gallons per minute rating on this unit is beyond confusing... I was looking for a low-flow shower head and thought this one might fit the bill. The Federal standard is 2.5 gpm... Amazon advertises this one as 2.2 gpm, but I was OK with this because of the shut off button it has built in. When it arrived, though, the shower unit is prominently labeled with a "2.5 gpm" label on it. To make things even more confusing, it appears to come with a water reducing regulator (white plastic disc with 3 small holes in it) pre-installed. I set a timer and tried to fill a 2 gallon bucket with this unit hooked to my kitchen faucet. After 1 minute, the bucket wasn't quite full... I would say this shower head with the regulator installed is probably somewhere between 1.5 and 1.75 gpm. I assume that it is 2.5 gpm if you remove the regulator. Just thought I would provide this information for anyone trying to find a low-flow shower head. I think this one will work for you.

Upon receiving the product the quality looks good I hooked it up and it works fairly well until I hit the off button on the shower faucet. The water didn’t completely stop it kept coming out slowly. Figuring it was broken I wrote the company and email which I got the response back that it supposed to do this. I find it insulting my factory showerhead shut the water completely off.————————————————David,Thank you for contacting us. The DF-SA400K-SN has a trickle switch that does not completely shut the water off but slows it down considerably. The concern is with RV pumps there is a risk of siphoning backflow especially with toilets so close to showers. In instances where a showerhead fell into a toilet that was in a backflow state would contaminate the fresh water supply. Also, a switch on a shower head is not as strong as the valve at the handles. If people turn it off at the head and forget to turn it off at the handle and then leave the shower, there is a high risk of the switch failing eventually. This could lead to a flood, etc. … So, trickling reminds them it’s still on. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Dura Faucet does make a Hand Held Shower Head and Hose Kit with an on/off switch below the shower head handle. You can see that here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D91TCGD?ref=myi_title_dpSincerely,JannaNorthbay Products

We've had our camper trailer for 4 years now, & each time I use the shower (with the original shower head) I get frustrated. The one that came with the camper has little to no water pressure, & then comes out in such a small frame that it always takes too long to rinse my hair. For some reason, it never dawned on me to replace the shower head....until this year. After carefully researching all of the RV-specific ones available on Amazon, I chose this particular one, & I am very pleased.*Switching out the old shower head with the one was as easy as unscrewing the old & screwing on the new. The pressure in this shower head feels about the same; however, what makes it better is that the head is bigger. This allows more water to spew out all once, covering a wider surface area - this is what helps to rinse my hair faster. This shower head does possess different flow patterns, but we just keep it on the basic one right out of the box.*The trickle button is simply to slide from side-to-side. But, the "trickle" is a bit more than what I had anticipated, which is the only reason why I rated this device as a 4 instead of a 5.*Even though the overall appearance of this device is unimportant to me since it is behind the shower door, I will note that the brushed stainless material looks very nice. And, the device is super lightweight!

I ordered this months ago anticipating my current shower head failure. Now it’s late December, my original head fails so I install it and discover the on/off switch is a “trickle” switch. That means it keeps dribbling cold water all over you when you shut off the water to conserve hot water. It’s more than useless, it is ridiculous for no reason. This is supposed to be made for RVs that have a limited amount of hot water. Every RV shower I have seen has an on/off switch on the head, not a switch that only lets cold water through. I can only use this full pressure, which makes showers far too short and wastes water. Best part is I can’t return it because I waited to install it. Sucks to be played for a sucker because I didn’t catch that word “trickle” buried in the description. Save yourself the frustration and buy a real RV shower head with a shut off valve

The shower nozzle and brackets were easy to install. the holes in the new brackets lined up with the old brackets so it was a snap.The nozzle has a great pattern and the hose doesn't twist when you click the nozzle on/off valve.

This was a good price and looks to be of decent quality materials, but it's switch doesn't completely shut the water at the head. I dribbles quite a bit. Even the junky original plastic head it replaces would shut completely when switched. I don't know if they all do this or just this particular one. Instinct tells me it is likely an import quality control issue.Update: Because the seller attempted to BS myself and others over the reasons for this products poor performance I am updating this review to one star.

I used this as a replacement to the factory shower head on my 2014 Palomino Sabre when the button on the factory one got so stiff you could hardly use it. There are different replacements made by different manufacturers. This has a great spray pattern and uses the factory mount. I was not impressed with the bulk of Oxygenics head, mounting method or price. I have one in my home shower and I would say it's average. They advertise a lot in RV magazines, so I think they sell more for that reason. This is a good and CHEAP alternative, plus the finish matched the brushed nickel in the rest of the bathroom!

I have this showerhead connected to hoses powered by a 12 Volt pump ( solar powered) for an outdoor sauna. Water flow is great. Streams are nice and consistent. Only slight issue is the hand on / off slide switch. Seems to work most times, but sometimes have to toggle it back and forth 2-3times to get it to shut off completelyOverall a decent hand shower head

Upgrade to. RV. Nice flexible hose.

Shower head works well. I have had no issues

Just an OK. Honestly, the product is quite cheap. The finish is chipping off after a week of use.

Changed our rv shower experience. Not city pressure but better than original dripping 😆