Thor 2017 class c water heater gas only?

There should be a dedicated circuit breaker in the power distribution panel for the water heater if it supports electric. If not, you'll have to add one. You can use standard QO series household breakers in the typical WFCO power panels.

Jackfate wrote:
Thanks I don't know the model of their unit . ( neither do they ) In the years & units I've owned all were gas/electric so l took it for granted they were all g/e. Thanks for the clarification

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Did you tell your co-worker that the water heater has a 2 yr warranty from the mfg.?
2 yrs from date of purchase of the RV.

My first one was like that also. Today....we're spoiled. :)

I've had 6 RVs with gas only water heaters One of them, you had to go outside, turn on the pilot, and use a lighter, to ignite the gas.

Our 2017 Winnebago Spirit Class C also has a gas only water heater. No electric. It's an entry level motorhome, so I was in no way surprised or disappointed. We find it to have a pretty quick recovery time. No big deal. It works fine for us.

Don't know the specifics on this particular unit....but it's "not" uncommon for the manufacturers to cut every cost where possible! It makes it all the more important for the buyer to educate themselves prior to purchase!

As I have stated before... "If Japan were to get into RV manufacturing, they would do what they did to the American automobile industry... force them to build a better product"! Of course...we'd have a lot less American made units to choose from!!!!

Odd then the 4 TT 's I've had were gas & electric. Learn something new everyday!

I don't know about Class C campers, but most TT campers I've seen have been gas only water heaters.

"most" of my water heaters have been gas only. I added a Hot rod, I think that is the name of it.
bumpy

Thanks I don't know the model of their unit . ( neither do they ) In the years & units I've owned all were gas/electric so l took it for granted they were all g/e. Thanks for the clarification

Cheers