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Sudsy · 11-11-2018, 10:58 AM

If the temps are going to be below freezing for more than a brief time )one or two nights) then using the electric heaters are a good option for me. But if it's going to be a hard freeze then I need to run the propane heat to keep the wet compartments warmed. I have heated compartments that depend on that forced air to maintain above freezing temps.

Sudsy

11-11-2018, 10:58 AM	#18
Sudsy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Mechanicsville, Md. Posts: 487	Heated compartments If the temps are going to be below freezing for more than a brief time )one or two nights) then using the electric heaters are a good option for me. But if it's going to be a hard freeze then I need to run the propane heat to keep the wet compartments warmed. I have heated compartments that depend on that forced air to maintain above freezing temps. Sudsy __________________ 2005 Sun Voyager Workhorse W24 with 8.1 ltr Chevy. Allison 2100 transmission. Full body paint.