Condensation on outside of windows
Have had several TT's over the past 20 years. I understand the condensation problem on the inside of the windows when the heat is running and it's cold outside.
My question is about condensation on the outside that forms when it's extremely humid.
Our 2016 Jayco Jayflight 34RSBS has the thermal package which I assume makes it more efficient for both heating and cooling. We also have the super dark tinted windows. The TT has the larger 15K BTU A/C also.
The condensation appears overnight and not during the daytime. We are in a mostly shaded area at a seasonal site in Delware.
I understand the physics of condensation that forms on glass when separated by humid and cold. Similar to a glass of water on a picnic table on a humid day.
Has anyone ever had the condensation on outside of a TT window like I've described?
This condensation does not work its way to the inside of the window and created no problems it's just we can not see outside until it either evaporates or I wipe them off.
Thanks for any input or suggestions,
My question is about condensation on the outside that forms when it's extremely humid.
Our 2016 Jayco Jayflight 34RSBS has the thermal package which I assume makes it more efficient for both heating and cooling. We also have the super dark tinted windows. The TT has the larger 15K BTU A/C also.
The condensation appears overnight and not during the daytime. We are in a mostly shaded area at a seasonal site in Delware.
I understand the physics of condensation that forms on glass when separated by humid and cold. Similar to a glass of water on a picnic table on a humid day.
Has anyone ever had the condensation on outside of a TT window like I've described?
This condensation does not work its way to the inside of the window and created no problems it's just we can not see outside until it either evaporates or I wipe them off.
Thanks for any input or suggestions,
