Heat Strip Part # For Host Mammoth A/C

[brinson]

Is there a chart on the Dometic website somewhere to determine the correct part # for my A/C in my Host Mammoth? I called Dometic and got two different part #'s one for ducted and one for non-ducted. Since I have a single duct to the bed area, I ordered the ducted part #. The installation instructions say this part is for a Brisk Air II. According to my manuals I have a low profile Penguin.

[Kayteg1]

For those using electric heat a lot, check those "Handy heaters". They can be bought for about $20 on ebay and I found them very handy for CA winters.
I had 2 of them running most of the time and 3rd one ready in case of freezing.
On low fan they are very quiet and don't make temperature spikes big heaters do.
One mounted on bathroom wall makes the place very cozy.

[brinson]

brinson wrote:

newman fulltimer wrote:
331028.000 peguin heat strip 11k btu

Thanks, Dometic gave me Part # 3315450.000(ducted) and 3314998.000 non-ducted. I ordered the ducted part and it doesn't look right at all.

Is there a number missing? I google doesn't find the part #.

[work2much]

I didn't know a heat strip could be added. Interested to see your install.

[brinson]

newman fulltimer wrote:
331028.000 peguin heat strip 11k btu

Thanks, Dometic gave me Part # 3315450.000(ducted) and 3314998.000 non-ducted. I ordered the ducted part and it doesn't look right at all.

[work2much]

brinson wrote:
Is there a chart on the Dometic website somewhere to determine the correct part # for my A/C in my Host Mammoth? I called Dometic and got two different part #'s one for ducted and one for non-ducted. Since I have a single duct to the bed area, I ordered the ducted part #. The installation instructions say this part is for a Brisk Air II. According to my manuals I have a low profile Penguin.

The unit is not ducted. The small duct to the bedroom is done at Host using the non-ducted penguin 2.

[newman_fulltime]

3310328.000 peguin heat strip 11k btu