Convert to tankless?
We picked up our Class C last weekend, and as expected it doesn't have hot water long enough for my wife to shower and wash her hair. We were planning to add a tankless propane heater to it (currentl...
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I've dealt with these only in residential and sticks and bricks commercial installations, and have found them frustrating, because they have to be rather closely matched to water flow. Too high a flow, they don't keep up; too low a flow, and the water gets too hot, then suddenly too cold, as the device shuts off as it tries to control temperature. I used one in a kitchen sink installation that went on to produce steam before backing off.
A RV specific device, matched to RV water flow levels, should work OK at maximum RV water flow. I've not yet installed and tried one of these in a RV.
A RV specific device, matched to RV water flow levels, should work OK at maximum RV water flow. I've not yet installed and tried one of these in a RV.
