Cat heater: how many BTU?
After a few nights at +2C/36F in the morning I realized that even in Mexico a good heater is a must. OEM furnace is a cr-ap, too much noise and propane. It has to be a vented heated, which leaves o...
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Bill.Satellite wrote:
Not sure of your outside temps, but if you don't run the propane you bays will not be warmed and if it's freezing your plumbing will freeze
2C/36F has been the coldest that I saw so far. I don't expect it to drop below 30F (and it won't be that cold for more than a few hours).
It's a TT, not a 5-er, there is no basement and no slides.
The (cast iron?) propane lines are between the corrugated plastic sheets and wooden floors, with short runs of copper lines from those outside pipes to where the appliances are - stove, fridge etc. Cat heater will have same 5ft copper line installed.
My water lines are short, and nobody had frozen water lines yet, at this location. There is a city water, but there won't be any on the camp where I'll go eventually. So all the water lines are inside.
Or did you mean freezing of propane lines - wow, this should take a lot of cold, no?...
