Temperature Ratings for Travel Trailers
I just found that the new Excel Travel Trailer has a temperature rating of -5 degrees. I assume this also translates to an ability to keep cool in hot climates. At a $60k+ price tag for a used unit, t...
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rrupert wrote:
Isn't Arctic Fox one brand that is supposed to be able to handle colder climates?
Yes, they are noted for the build quality and insulation, BUT they are heavy for their size, so almost every model is in 2500 truck range.
Skip notes there are many that advertise as "four season trailers" but few deliver on that claim....having a true year round trailer is more than just an enclosed underbelly, it's heated tank space, dual-pane windows that don't give you a river of condensation in cold weather, better insulation in walls/floor/ceiling, etc. Other think to keep in mind is that as tight as the unit may be, absorption fridges do not function well in cold temps.
