semi full time no generator
Hi all, May 1, 2013 I'll be semi full timing (a minimum of a week per month--and sometimes much more). I intend to attempt to do this with no generator use, and opportunity 15 amp shore power (thou...
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Here's a pretty low cost idea that may save you some grief.
Get a thermometer(s) that have wireless remote sensors. Put the remotes in places that you think may be trouble spots.
IE: a compartment that has some water lines or tank, or a battery compartment etc.
With these you can monitor temps to see if you may be entering a danger zone, and take preventative measures.
It's much easier to keep something from freezing than to get it thawed in extreme low temps.
I have one I got at Kmart, one inside display and temp+ one remote for les than 20.00. It can monitor two remotes. I think there are others that can have several remotes
Get a thermometer(s) that have wireless remote sensors. Put the remotes in places that you think may be trouble spots.
IE: a compartment that has some water lines or tank, or a battery compartment etc.
With these you can monitor temps to see if you may be entering a danger zone, and take preventative measures.
It's much easier to keep something from freezing than to get it thawed in extreme low temps.
I have one I got at Kmart, one inside display and temp+ one remote for les than 20.00. It can monitor two remotes. I think there are others that can have several remotes
