A/C with Heat Pump, worth it?
We continue to shop for a new 5er. We see many manufacturers offer a A/C unit with a heat pump option. 1. Do you have that option? 2. Do you think it was worth it? 3. I assume it has limitat...
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Well, I guess that's a non-issue for me since I don't plan on being in -30F temperatures. To your point, though, is it any different than not having the CheapHeat and running out of propane, freezing up a regulator, or?? There's no back-up for that situation either insofar as furnace operation is concerned.
I don't use the CheapHeat when our 5th wheel is in storage. Our CheapHeat system is wired for 50A, and our covered storage bay has only 30A service. On the few nights on the Texas Gulf Coast that it might drop below freezing, I use electric heaters backed up by the propane furnace.
The system works fine for us. If it doesn't for your application, that's OK as well.
Rusty
I don't use the CheapHeat when our 5th wheel is in storage. Our CheapHeat system is wired for 50A, and our covered storage bay has only 30A service. On the few nights on the Texas Gulf Coast that it might drop below freezing, I use electric heaters backed up by the propane furnace.
The system works fine for us. If it doesn't for your application, that's OK as well.
Rusty
