i have an RV and looking for a compact unit to use when staying in an RV resort for a couple of nights will this do the job???
282949
I use this filter on my hose when using my pressure washer. It keeps small particles from clogging the machine or nozzles but it is not fine enough to filter out very suspended particles (ie cloudy water). You would need a much finer filter than this. Think of it as more like a strainer than a filter.
282950
We use this filter for water coming n from our well. The fine sand can kill pressure washers and clog water sprinkler systems. This filter works well. It used to be carried by Lowes but no longer. We got ours through Amazon. It arrived very quickly. Great service.
713044
Never!!! These Peltier type devices become much less efficient when humidity is below 80%. My RV interior is less than 14' x 7' and the Eva-Dry 1100 couldn't lower the 75% humidity more than a few points. They are really designed for a small closet, in spite of their claims. Houses are not air-tight and this small device can't keep up with the air exchange from the outside.
1279363
I would not know if this would work in an RV...We have applied this to a household heating unit
1614013
I have to say!!! I have a small RV and I LOVE THIS rear view monitoring.. works great!!! no problems with mine.. this Is capable of full time rear view monitoring. Just need to hook it up so it get power when your KEY is turned on... You can hook it up to your backup lights if you like also.. Hope this Helps..
124616
I would say it will work well in Florida. We have been using ours here in Colorado when winter storms hit and its very humid. We use ours in our RV ( 40ft.) and just move it from room to room. The noise it makes is not that loud either, actually help me sleep.
62132
Don't know if this helps but I bought it specifically for keeping 100lbs of air in our RV tires which it does nicely. It was the only compact model that I found rated for 120 and could do the job.
989927
Yes it will,and more.we just lost power last week in an ice storm and i ran a large refrig ,a fully operated salt water fish tank, small tv,and odd and end light fixtures.i normally use it for hunting and run microwaves and all appliance and lights.nice little unit and the remote is a plus on them cold mornings. About 8hrs on 1 gallon of gas
882710
I would answer yes, kind of. The compressor pumps up and shuts off at 150psi, so it goes up above the 125psi that you need. But, once you start filling the tires and the pressure in the compressor tank drops it doesn't turn back on until it gets down to 120psi (I'm going off memory here). So, it should work well at first, but once you get close to the 125psi level you may have to let a little air out of the pressure relief valve to get the compressor to turn back on to completely top off the tire to 125psi. This compressor is light and easy to tote around, but if you can't plug it into an extension cord while you're airing up the tires it's probably going to be a pain going back and forth to the house to plug it in and let it charge the tank over and over. If you just need to put a few psi in the tires every now and then it would probably be fine though. Another option would be to get one of the portable air tanks that would be much larger than the tiny tank in the this compressor. Use this compressor to top off the larger portable air tank and carry it out to the RV.
952918
Unit is pretty small, as long as you find a place to mount it and you have a 12 volt system it will work fine. Very loud for such a small unit
486463
It works off of your internet so unless you had a modem and a router in your RV it wouldn't work. Sorry!
125738
Absolutely, We purchased ours for that purpose,some campgrounds do not have great water and this helps keep faucets and our ice maker from clogging. I also use it at home when I wash cars and our RV. I thought this was the best from research I did
812959
Yes it can be used in an RV as long as you have enough electricity to power the unit and a window that can be used for proper ventilation. The AC uses a lot of power so you need a campsite with electrical connections or a high powered portable generator.
1487042
I ran this unit during one of the warmest summer's here in Utah. It worked just fine in smaller rooms, but not so much in my living room. Hope this info. helps.
1076455
I agree with the above answers. The question is; will the sensor and electronics hold up with the temperature swings that RV's can have while in storage. After reading the reviews I think this one is worth a try. The RV approved brand that came with our travel trailer has the worst reviews and has failed.
2216703
Yes, it will. We use ours at our mountain cabin which is unheated when we are not there. We go there once a month or so (it is located at 5600'). When we leave the cabin in the winter, we antifreeze the unit by running RV antifreeze through it because you cannot drain it completely and it's tubing is small enough that water freezes in it. We have not had any damage to the unit by using this method. We used to use the Coleman unit but went through 5 or 6 of those due to freezing problems. You might be better off with a Zodi. Water can be blown out of them easily but they don't work nearly as well as the Mr. Heater unit.
670035
We love using this unit with our RV travels, but also worried about it getting "legs". So I run a heavy cable lock through the handle and secure it to the RV. Also bought the Voltage Valet Cable Lock (from Amazon)that sounds a 110db alarm if it's jostled or the thin retractable cable is cut (cheap insurance at $12). Fellow RVers would likely take note of that! ((c8
1170274
Depends on how cold it is Seriously cold like less than freezing in my RV less than a week as primary heat source good luck