Happy Jim
LIFE MEMBER
Hi,
Having a day in the van reacquainting myself with everything so decided to test out the heating whilst on EHU, warm air does come out of the vents (just) but not with any force and it’s pretty tepid. Hot water was hot eventually , heating was pants.
I’m fairly patient by nature so let it do it’s thing for 5 hours (thermostat set to 5) whilst I sat in the house reading! I checked things over the period but nothing changed.
Finally got bored and flipped to “Gas & Elec”, boiler kicked into life, and within a couple of mins the vents were bellowing hot air out of them.
20 mins and the van was toasty/too warm.
Sooooo, question to the wise and great, should Elec heating only be pants? Or have I got a fault?
Thanks
Jim
Rapido 9095DF, Truma Combi E
Having a day in the van reacquainting myself with everything so decided to test out the heating whilst on EHU, warm air does come out of the vents (just) but not with any force and it’s pretty tepid. Hot water was hot eventually , heating was pants.
I’m fairly patient by nature so let it do it’s thing for 5 hours (thermostat set to 5) whilst I sat in the house reading! I checked things over the period but nothing changed.
Finally got bored and flipped to “Gas & Elec”, boiler kicked into life, and within a couple of mins the vents were bellowing hot air out of them.
20 mins and the van was toasty/too warm.
Sooooo, question to the wise and great, should Elec heating only be pants? Or have I got a fault?
Thanks
Jim
Rapido 9095DF, Truma Combi E