The Stromberg Carlson HC-75 is a portable open-sided caddy for organizing an RV fresh-water hose or shore-power cord. Instead of winding and unwinding the entire hose every time you connect, you can leave the extra hose coiled inside the caddy and feed out the two ends to reach the campsite water supply and the RV's water inlet.

Identify the HC-75 caddy

Manufacturer specification HC-75
Outside width 17 inches
Overall height 6½ inches
Fresh-water hose capacity Up to 75 feet, according to the manufacturer
Power cord accommodation Designed for 30- and 50-amp RV cords; allowable length depends on the cord's bulk
Extra storage Space for hose accessories and fittings
Operating arrangement Both hose ends can be pulled out while excess hose stays coiled in the caddy

How the two hose ends are arranged

Typical freshwater-hose layout with HC-75

1Campground supply

The free inlet end of the RV drinking-water hose reaches the campground connection.

2Coiled hose in caddy

The unused length remains gathered inside the open-sided organizer.

3RV fresh-water inlet

The other end reaches the RV's city-water connection, with appropriate water-system fittings.

4Accessories

Suitable hose fittings or adapters may be organized in the caddy when not in use.

Functional hose-path guide, not a plumbing diagram. The caddy itself is storage equipment and does not include a pressure regulator, backflow preventer or water filter.

The HC-75 does not replace the water hose or any of the connections at its ends. Choose a drinking-water-safe hose and suitable fittings for the water system, and keep potable-water equipment separate from wastewater gear.

Using it for an RV electrical cord

Stromberg also describes the caddy for 30- and 50-amp cords. Actual cord capacity varies with length and thickness. For electrical use, fully uncoil the power cord before energizing it and follow the cord manufacturer's heat, weather and electrical safety instructions. The HC-75 is a storage organizer, not a powered cable reel, extension-cord adapter or surge protector.

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Before packing up

  1. Shut off and disconnect the water or power supply safely.
  2. Drain the hose as appropriate and allow it to dry to reduce trapped moisture during storage.
  3. Coil the hose or unplugged cord without tight kinks; leave fittings accessible.
  4. Keep the caddy secured in a storage compartment for travel rather than leaving it loose outside the RV.

Manufacturer size and usage references

Stromberg HC-75 product specifications and 2026 factory catalog, printed page 25 show the caddy, hose-end routing and RV connection arrangement.

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