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dcg9381 · 01-17-2018, 05:49 AM

I'm in mine too. It's 14 degrees this AM - I haven't seen temperatures like this in 10 years.
Propane heat is great - that furnace produces enough heat to keep the RV warm well into the teens, but it does go through a ton of propane.

I supplement with 2 1500 watt space heaters (I have 50A service). Surprisingly, these two heaters keep it in the 60s with the outside temp in the 20s, even with the door to the "garage" open. If it's in the 30s or 40s, I don't use the propane at all..

Power is easier to get (for me) than propane.

01-17-2018, 05:49 AM	#21
dcg9381 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Texarkana, TX Posts: 1,052	I'm in mine too. It's 14 degrees this AM - I haven't seen temperatures like this in 10 years. Propane heat is great - that furnace produces enough heat to keep the RV warm well into the teens, but it does go through a ton of propane. I supplement with 2 1500 watt space heaters (I have 50A service). Surprisingly, these two heaters keep it in the 60s with the outside temp in the 20s, even with the door to the "garage" open. If it's in the 30s or 40s, I don't use the propane at all.. Power is easier to get (for me) than propane.