- 【Build to Last】GXFCHYL water tank is made of high-quality PVC, copper, and ABS through chrome plating. It has excellent resistance to high temperature, impact, and deformation, allowing you to use it safely for a long time.
- 【Comfortable Shower】Road shower adopts self-pressurization technology, with a pressure of up to 1.6 bar, making the water released by the shower more even and improving your bathing experience.
- 【Large Capacity】The 5.28-gallon water tank allows you to store a large amount of water at once, ensuring that you can use it continuously for a long time without frequent refilling.
- 【Portable Wash Station】The dark exterior takes full advantage of the sun's rays to heat the water inside without the need for electricity or other sources of energy, keeping you and your gear clean, enjoying sunny showers after a long day of adventures, spraying mud off tires, and cleaning muddy bikes, dirty dishes.
- 【Safe Use】When the internal pressure is too high, the safety valve will automatically release pressure to prevent cracking caused by excessive internal pressure, ensuring your safe use. A complete set of assembly tools and a detailed illustration can help you quickly complete the assembly and start using this portable shower.
Product description
GXFCHYL 5.28 Gallon Roof Rack Mount Road Shower Water Storage Tank
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Application
After experiencing joyful surfing, the seawater on your body must be washed away immediately, but not all beaches have locations for freshwater washing. So please try our road shower, which has a large water tank and is equipped with a shower and hose, allowing you to store enough fresh water for flexible flushing. Whether traveling or working, it is an excellent assistant.
This water tank can be installed on the roof crossbar luggage rack, platform luggage rack, roof tent, roof luggage box, roof luggage frame of SUVs, sedans, RVs, trucks, etc. It is used for washing activities such as surfing, beach travel, camping, off-road, fishing, tuple, hunting, and construction projects.
