Phoenix heat in summer w/Class A coach
We are about to start looking for a home in the Phoenix area and need to be in the area to do so. We are in a 2011 HR Endeavor with 3 AC units. We know the temps are brutal in Phoenix in the comin...
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Once you get it cool, it should be okay as long as you keep it cool (A/C running, shades drawn, etc...). If you turn it off and let it heat up, you'll have a very difficult time getting it cooled back down again.
Sometimes we'll go to Havasu in the heat of the summer, and we'll get our air going while still in CA where it's cooler. As long as we plug in as soon as we arrive and keep the air going, it works just fine.
Using the awnings to keep the sun off the sides of the RV, and also using window shades both make a significant difference as well.
Sometimes we'll go to Havasu in the heat of the summer, and we'll get our air going while still in CA where it's cooler. As long as we plug in as soon as we arrive and keep the air going, it works just fine.
Using the awnings to keep the sun off the sides of the RV, and also using window shades both make a significant difference as well.
