Leaving tank heater pads on.
Truck broke down in Richmond Virginia. Can't move for at least a day. It is forecast to be below freezing for the next 40 hours. We are in our new Cedar Creek. (Forest River) It is equipped with tank ...
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Fear is softening the plastic tank and causing either seam failure or a joint to external pipe or hose to fail. The pads do not get very hot. They're only 40-100 watts spread over a square foot or two. Unlike your water heater which could be 1500-4500 watts over a few inches.
If your tanks are empty why do you want to heat them?
Will you be staying in the coach while the truck is getting repaired, will you have hook-up?
I'd leave the furnace or electric heat on if the plumbing is not winterized.
If your tanks are empty why do you want to heat them?
Will you be staying in the coach while the truck is getting repaired, will you have hook-up?
I'd leave the furnace or electric heat on if the plumbing is not winterized.
