Recommended for RV and Campers?
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yes. carbon monoxide is a silent killer. you should have both a smoke detector and a carbon monoxide detector. just be aware that while cooking the carbon monoxide detector could/prob will go off so you might want to take the batteries out.
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Hello. Yes, its very good for Boon-Docking. We have been RVer's for over 46 years. Yes its very simple to tap into your RV's Low Pressure Propane Lines. The Wave #6 is a very good Propane Heater. We have been Boon-Dockers for most of our 46 years as RV'ers'. We never even use our Motorhomes Furance anyways. As we also have a "BUDDY" MR. Heater and a "BIG BUDDY" MR HEATER as well, I mounted our Wave #6 Propane Heater as a Portable, and with enough Low Pressure Propane Hose that was long enough to reach from one end of the RV to the other end of the RV. That way you can move the # 6 Wave Heater to where never you want the most heat to be at. We have been using our wave # 6 Heater for a little over 20 years now. Its a Fantastic Propane Heater. And yes we sleep with it on all night when ever it is needed. Just follow a few simple instructions that come with the Wave # 6 Propane Heater, and you'll do just fine. One thing though, make sure you buy a " WAVE HEATER COVER" for when you not using the Wave # 6Heater to ensure it keeps it clean, espically to keep the Pads clean, that is a must if you want to use you Wave # 6 for many, many years. As it costs almost as much to replace the fire Plates in them then the cost of a new one. Good Luck. Happy Travels. Dan & Jill
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If you are living in a RV, spend the extra money and get a MPPT charge controller. I found a cheap priced one made by Tracer. They make a 10, 20, 30, and 40 amp. They are a lot more efficient than a PWM controller.
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The Progressive company site FAQs say the EMS series products are the maximum protection. They come in 50 and 30 amp. My opinion is to get the hard wired permanent unit. Your unit is not our for weather for theft. Also easier, just to plug in and not have extra stuff. My advice applies if you are going to keep your RV long enough to justify the cost.
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Buy the coleman propane bottles or a good quality gas tank. Some brands don't have the same good product.
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Andersen makes a taller unit, but most campgrounds won't require a major adjustment. The previously mentioned 2x10 is a good option; that will give you an extra 1.5". The Lego blocks are also good, and what I formerly used - the Andersen is much easier and provides support under the entire tire for minor adjustments in height.
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I have had mine one year and have approx 60 hrs use and like it very much. It is much quieter than most similiary priced units (69)db. One caution DO NOT fill fuel tank to the top,it will expand ,overflow ,flood out and make a hell of a mess and be sure to get electric start,you will be glad you did.Runs A/c and everything in RV at same time. Great for use when staying overnite on Wal-Mart parking lots and saves lots of money on campgrounds! Enjoy!
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From what I have learned from other RV owners the Smart Solutions Rock Solid 96" is preferred. First is the price difference and second the Rock Guard is easily permanently installed and I don't have to think about it further. I was able to install it under our motorhome equal distant between the rear tires and the back bumper 3" off the ground. I connected it to the frame with simple angle iron and it provides great protection. Papabob.
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It's great product for camping and traveling and home or in RV...I do lovedit
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We have left one of these Air-Dryr's plugged in our RV at all times year around with no worries. There are no hot elements in them. Wouldn't be without one!
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I would recommend denatured alcohol, which you can find in most hardware stores without a problem. I took a quick look online regarding the use of propane and couldn't find much. Fortunately, the alcohol is cheap, burns clean, and is easy to carry.
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A guy I was camping with had the Coleman at home, but didn't have it with him. He said he liked mine better, and I gave him the link to buy one when we got back. Don't remember why he said he liked this one better. Mine rode on a motorcycle for 6000 miles and worked fine. I forgot it at one of our last campsites (always do a check before leaving :)) I ordered tow more when I returned home.
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I ordered it for a friend to use in a camper. It worked great. I hope this helps you.
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Try a Coleman free standing tent fan. It uses batteries and works really well
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Silicone must be used with caution on rubber products. Thetford is a well known and reliable RV product supplier. I would be cautious using any product on RV seals doesn't indicate it's safe for the them.
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Depends on the material dome, aluminum is ideal. also check the capacity of the dome (up to XX watts) to prevent burning
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This is exactly what you want. Use thetford liquid from a rv dealer because it has formaldehyde. The thetford has gas relief valve that automatically neutralizes the pressure so it doesn't balloon up. You do not have to dump it every day like a Sealand. I use a Thetford in my 60 foot diesel motor home and dump in public toilets. Much better than paying $50 a dump and driving forever to find a legal dump. Its perfect for a boat.