Electric Heat for the Basement

[Dawgfever]

Soooo, from reading this thread, even though my two A/C heaters are running there is no heat going through the duct works to keep the water system warm. Gotta burn gas or antifreeze my water system. Am I understanding that correctly ?
If so, that’s a bummer. My storage facility has 50A juice included in the rent. Since we do have some stretches of moderate weather here in the sunny south, wifey an I were planning on some weekend jaunts. But if I have to flush the system to do that...that sucks.

[Second Chance]

Soooo, from reading this thread, even though my two A/C heaters are running there is no heat going through the duct works to keep the water system warm. Gotta burn gas or antifreeze my water system. Am I understanding that correctly ?
If so, that’s a bummer. My storage facility has 50A juice included in the rent. Since we do have some stretches of moderate weather here in the sunny south, wifey an I were planning on some weekend jaunts. But if I have to flush the system to do that...that sucks.

Correct - unless you do something like what I posted in #5 in this thread. You can also drain the water heater and blow out the water lines with compressed air rather than use antifreeze (I hate that stuff!).

Rob

[paphil]

We had problems with the pipes in the kitchen freezing in our 303RLS last winter while camping. I bought a bilge heater off amazon (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/...?ie=UTF8&psc=1) that my husband will be installing shortly. Someone we know installed one in the same area on their fifth wheel and were very happy with the performance.