Electric heater vs using furnace in fall?
Need advice from experienced campers since wife and I only started this year and have camped only 10 nights due to P/T job getting in the way after retiring....We have a 2014 Keystone Bullet 285 RLS T...
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Hi,
Most furnaces are a one speed fan which only operates when the thermostat calls for heat.
I did replace the grill with dual window fans--and they do "pressurize" the furnace ducts which keeps my RV from freezing up the plumbing.
Most furnaces are a one speed fan which only operates when the thermostat calls for heat.
I did replace the grill with dual window fans--and they do "pressurize" the furnace ducts which keeps my RV from freezing up the plumbing.
harley4275 wrote:
I don't know if it was mentioned here earlier, but I just read somewhere that someone put the electric heater next to the intake for the propane forced air furnace and just ran the fan on low to keep the underbelly warmish and inside warm in cold weather. no propane used and seemed like a good idea if you can keep the fan on low.
