water pump freezing

FrankReno wrote:
We have a Southwind 36b the water pump freezes stored or in use.
Your thoughts.
Thanks

Are you talking about today, In the past or generally? Home Depot is where I bought my Thermocube.

Terry

Thanks

There is a thermocube just for this idea that Frank and Marion has...

These comes in different temperature zones. Just plug a 100WATT lamp into the unit placed insode the cabinet where the water pump is located and it will come on when the temp gets low and then turn off the when the temp gets higher...


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I have a couple of these and they get used alot during the winter months
ADDED NOTE: I use this for an OIL FILLED Electric Heater sitting just inside my entrance door in my OFF-ROAD POPUP when it is sitting at home - ALways warm inside during the winter months when stored..

Roy Ken

FrankReno wrote:
We have a Southwind 36b the water pump freezes stored or in use.
Your thoughts.
Thanks

Freezes as in makes ice or freezes as in stop working. More details would be helpful.

When we used our coach during the Winter, at below zero temps, we put a thermostatically controlled 150 watt bulb in the wet compartment with the water pump. The thermostat would turn the light on when the temperatures approached freezing and turn off when it got warmer.
Naturally this won't work if you do not have power where your coach is stored.