CheapHeat furnace conversion
I was wondering if anyone has converted their factory installed LP furnace to the CheapHeat system. Seems like a very practical system when connected to shore power. No worrying about running out of g...
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harold1946 wrote:2-MTnesters wrote:
pianotuna thanks for the information. I would be getting the DH-37 unit as that is what the website matches to my furnace. My Montana does have the 4 seasons polar package with the sealed underbelly, R-38 batted insulation in the floors and ceiling, thicker sidewalls and insulated storage compartment doors. I really don't plan on staying in it in anything colder than the mid 2o's and won't be full timing for several more years and when that happens I'll be heading to warmer climates this time of year! Side note: I guess I can always use the fireplace heat to help out as well. Tim
John & Angela the baseboard heaters look great in your coach. Much smaller and more stream line than I had imagined.
The DH-37 is the plenum type and you will also need to specify which installation kit when ordering, there are three.
Harold, Thank you for clearing that up. I was confused because I couldn't understand why I wouldn't be able to have the higher wattage unit. So now I see that I can have the HVK50 with the HD-37 plenum and whichever install kit I would need. I tried to call the company today but no answer so will keep trying. This is why I truly love this forum. A wealth of knowledge and information Although I don't understand why this chart is saying that the DH-37 is a lesser BTU system. Does this mean that I can or can't have the largest unit that they offer? Sorry I'm so confused. Tim
