Heater?

poppin_fresh wrote:
We use a Honeywell Cool Touch Oscillating heater in our little hybrid. The last weekend we camped, it got down to the low 40's and even with a canvas bunk end we stayed completely toasty warm inside. That heater is especially nice since it can oscillate and blow warm air across almost 180 degrees.

In a larger trailer you might need more than one, but at long as they are on different circuits they should run just fine on 30A service.

I use one of these, too. I don't have any electrical draw problems using 50 amp service and residential receptacles, all of them GFCI protected. Once my 22' TT is heated to comfortability, I set the thermostat down to a lower setting, drawing about 700W from the service. My TT is super-insulated and I live in MN, for reference.