Southern winterizing question.
this is our first winter owning TT. we live in north carolina with typical mild winters and plan on camping during winter. we will be close to charleston camping new years weekend. low temps for ...
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Most Class A motor homes. if occupied with the furnace oprating are good to around 20 degrees safely.. Tonight in NC that may be an issue. In the Mountains of SC, likewise, where I am. 20's anticipated so I should be cool. and I do mean cool, both meanings. Been in the 20's many times.. Been colder a couple times.
If you have no water in the system you are safe
For added protection a few 100 Watt Rough Service light bulbs can be scattered about.. Make sure they are caged, Wither a plastic or wire cage and not touching anything air free to circulate around them (They do get hot) I have a string of C-9 Lamps under my fresh tank, about 270 watts total (each lamp 9 watts 30 lamps) and a 100 Watt RS Cagged in the valve bay. Together they give me an additional 8-10 degrees.
If you have no water in the system you are safe
For added protection a few 100 Watt Rough Service light bulbs can be scattered about.. Make sure they are caged, Wither a plastic or wire cage and not touching anything air free to circulate around them (They do get hot) I have a string of C-9 Lamps under my fresh tank, about 270 watts total (each lamp 9 watts 30 lamps) and a 100 Watt RS Cagged in the valve bay. Together they give me an additional 8-10 degrees.
