Dometic Heat Pump
Last week we were camped in some cold weather 30-40's. The motor home next to us every night I could hear his Dometic heat pumps coming on and running 10-15 minutes then the other one would come on. ...
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Bob Vaughn wrote:westend wrote:
Does the thermostat have an "anticipation" setting? If it does, changing the setting may get you a longer run time.
It is a totally electronic thermostat....only a pad about 1/4" thick......Atwood told me it was designed to run that way.....which is not good if you are cold....I have asked them if I could adjust the anticipator and they said absolutely not.....so I am stuck with what I have....
Sorry to hear that. There are more than a few posts about RV heat pumps not doing the job.
If you're always hooked up to 120V, kickboard heaters may be a good alternative. They don't take up much space and are positioned low so are efficient in what they do.
