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Veebyes
Dec 13, 2016Explorer II
Cheap heat. Run out to Walmart & get a couple of ceramic heaters. The trick is not to overload a circuit. Check to see if all outlets are on one circuit. Split the load or run one heater on low power, the other on high. Between the heater specs & circuit breaker rating not hard to firgure out what can & cannot be run together.
More than likely the built in electric heaters are on their own circuit breaker.
In Newfoundland earlier this year we had nights in the 30s & got by without using built in electric heaters or propane furnace. The little portables, one on low, one on high, did the job.
More than likely the built in electric heaters are on their own circuit breaker.
In Newfoundland earlier this year we had nights in the 30s & got by without using built in electric heaters or propane furnace. The little portables, one on low, one on high, did the job.
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