De-Humidifier

2oldman wrote:

Gdetrailer wrote:
.. I would not want to use a A/C unit in the winter or cool outside temps as a means of dehumidifying since it will pull heat out of your RV and then you will have to run the furnace to put heat back into your living space :S

Yeah, I hear it gets pretty cold in FL in the summer.

Winter or summer, doesn't matter, as others have mentioned it is far cheaper to run a dehumidifier for the sole purpose of dehumidifying..

I run a dehumidifier in my basement of my sticks and brick YEAR ROUND, even in the winter the basement can reach a humidity level above 45% and once you reach 50% you now enter the forbidden mold growth zone. Right now my basement is 65 degrees with 38% humidity and my first floor is 73 degrees with 28% humidity with an outside temp of -.6F..

I have a 70 pint dehumidifier which draws less than 5A, compare that to a 13.5K roof A/C at 13.5A draw..

That little 70pint dehumidifier WILL remove MORE humidity than a roof air ever could..

But you are welcome to do it your way if you like.