can these be installed in a manufacture mobile home
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Hi Catherine, It can be installed in a mobile home, as long as you have enough AMPs in your electrical service. Keep in mind you will need to run a 60 amp 2 pole breaker. When I installed mine I was able to use a 50 amp breaker with out any problems. One suggestion I would make is, before installing this Heater put a in line water filter before the heater, because the lines that are super heated by the unit are small and can get easily clogged. also make sure that you have copper water lines within 2 or 3 feet in and out of the unit. this will keep plastic lines from melting. Hope this helps.
1507934
Al long as you have the necessary power supply (60 amp breaker) it will be fine.
1081049
Don't think so..they were bought for inside auto installation not on a boat so probably not as moisture resistant as "Marine Speakers" would be. Would probably work in marine installation for a while, but not long.
947061
I don't know the manufacturer limit. I use them on a 31ft Class C Motorhome with no issues.
2168922
Yes, the only problem would be how you put under the trailer....they are designed to be bolted on...you could probably put a flat plated or something on it.
1635664
Should still work just fine, provided that the door frame is within the size range. Mobile Home door frames are wood studs, so strength shouldn't be an issue.
956697
They should be able too. For more details visit the roadglide forum dot net. The members seem to have a lot of information on installation as well as product quality, you will read the good the bad and ugly.
2185746
I wouldn't think these are needed on a motor home. They are not heavy enough and the provided leveling should be adequate.
541191
I called amazon to inform them I did not have one of the mounts. The company in Calif. had to mail us two new mounts. The important thing is to get the mounts securely attached to the outside wall. Then the awning can be screwed into the mounts. This product does not mount well on a mobile home. Walls are not that solid. You have to beef up the wall before you can mount it.
1922202
Yes but they are not mounted yet. Drill the hole in the dimple on the outside edge.
2122021
Yes they can. That how I have them installed. Make sure the stops are on the correct side.
1395065
I would say no, but check with the manufacturer and they can better answer your question
1820838
Yes you can, but i would recommend getting a different brand. i put these in my wifes dodge journey and i had to replace 6 months later.
1408356
Some can depending on type. If they under a porch I would say yes. If not they have put door speakers. Mine are used as indoor front and rear surround.
185520
I really don't think so unless your home system has a deeper basket holder. These are for the commercial brewers.
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I'm not 100% but I would think so. I LOVE my lights and have gotten so many compliments on them. They were really easy to install. I don't see why you wouldn't be able to.
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Yes, I do believe it would work in a mobile home, and the distance has not proven to be a problem for me and what I like about it so much is that is very loud which is what we needed. I might suggest maybe a piece of wood or plastic material between the doorbell button itself and the outside metal wall of your mobile home might be of some help to you. Hope this help you , we are very happy with ours,, Sincerely, Phillip E. Haddock Pauls Valley, OK
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Sure they could be but I would suggest that you wire in a flat trailer light plug and plug the light bar into that. If the case is you only have a round trailer plug you can purchase a converter that will allow you to plug in a flat plug.