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If it's got power and the heater is running through the below floor ducting and the tanks are wrapped with warming blankets that are powered up, it will do fine to low temps. The problems arise when there is liquid in the system and it's stored or not powered, battery or land power
Hi,Also consider AC powered warming pads for the LP gas bottles. They will prevent the LP regulator from freezing up.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000I8TQD6/?coliid=I16ISV8TG843R1&colid=3U3PVBFS5FJXG&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_itLast years elk camp,.. one Fella in our group said his furness stopped working over night and he was positive he had a near full LP bottle. The regulator was frozen.Lee
I have a 2012 adventurer camper all season. Late buck hunt outside of colville 3 or 4 years ago it was hitting 7 at night!!! Stayed nice n warm and nothing froze up except the regulator as said above. Key is to have heated tanks and valves that an all season unit should have.
Propane freezes up. Poop tank freezes. Water etc. Also you will go through propane quickly, get a bigger tank! Alt source of heat? Electric heater? Skirting? Pipe insulation/heat tape? In Wa its not that cold wetside but if it is its a PIA with temps below 30 for continued periods.
All this is very good info. Not so apprehensive now about getting an rv to live in through the winter. Was thinking about renting but geez louise rent is expensive now and when you move out you have nothing. By buying an rv you have something you can use or sell.
no better way than talk with an RV dealer (service dept guys/gals)