Heater

[adventureswithste]

What electric heaters to you use at night what put quite and don’t make much noise

 

[Katie'n'Debbie]

We bought a small oil filled radiator from Asda cost less than £20. Plug in by the dinette in our Admiral and keeps everything toasty

 

[LiFePO4Convert]

keeps everything toasty

OK now that winter has eased off.

But it won't stop the water pipes freezing under the floor, if it goes below zero again.

 

[Johnny99]

We bought a small oil filled radiator from Asda cost less than £20. Plug in by the dinette in our Admiral and keeps everything toasty

Me too, little 400w oil filled (Amazon i think)

 

[LiFePO4Convert]

Me too, little 400w oil filled (Amazon i think)

It is a good job the weatheer is getting warmer - otherwise your underfloor pipes could freeze

 

[Johnny99]

I wouldn't be using it below freezing, water is drained, with no heating and lowest temp recorded in my moho stored on my drive is 2.6 deg over the last couple of months. The 400w keeps it cosy in the shoulder months when using it in Alps / Pyraneese etc. When it cools down at night. The benefit is its silent and minimises condensation.

 

[stuartholmes]

At night, we have the 'central heating' at 'frost protect' to protect from frost (surprisingly enough!!) and the little oil filled radiator in the cab to provide super-quiet warm air inside, then swap to compact fan heater if we need more heat in daytime.