Would this work in a bus conversion to an RV for wall/ceiling insulation?
1038227
Yes it should work.Mind you its only 1/4inch thick and it reflects radiant heat .R value could be higher with a thicker inner core.I have used 1"Airco fibreglass ductboard in the past on a boat wheelhouse rebuild that worked rather well in flat areas.
1038228
Yes, it would .My husband has cut exact measured pieces against garage-doors and the insulation is perfect.I bought glue at Walmart and the cheapest kind worked wonders. I think I paid $1,74 per cartridge. Excellent insulkation capacity! We are extremely happy with it.It applies well and it is very light.
1678601
Considering that if it was UV rated they would brag about it I would say no! the outside protection does not seem heavy or thick such as UV rated electrical wire. Plan on interior or conduit for this!
1534374
I think so. I used it in AC wiring mode on concrete walls covered with plaster.
1904855
This product is sold at some RV stores for more then Amazon. I applied it on my buses, and I have not had any problems. Make sure you get the bonding tape, to seal all cracks. BRC
193043
If this is for a residential installation it doesn't matter since this is a low voltage cable as most low volt cables are compliant in residential homes. If this is for a commercial building then it will need to be plenum rated which this cable is not, so it is not suitable for commercial application.
879245
it's possible but remember the air bubble insulation and Mylar cover is plastic so high temp could damage the material if not present a fire hazard
2169551
Should work Gene. I am using it in my RV for some storage area lighting with LED light tape. Works great for the past year and a half.
594277
I don't know the answer to that question. I ordered this to insulate a housing unit for Desert Tortoise
50888
Yes, I even called the factory to verify that it was acceptable. I used it on my 2002 Coachmen RV which has an EPDM rubber roof. I used a brush to cut-in around AC, vents, etc. and then used a roller for the main part of the roof. The problem I had was getting the 5 gallon pail up on the roof. I am not as strong as I was 10 years ago. I cannot say how long it will last because I did it in October 2013.
2117115
I don't see any reason it wouldn't work, although you'll have to come up with a 12v power supply for it that you can route through the wall (if you plan to wall mount it as designed) or consider other mounting options.
721713
Would work fine for that application. It will need to be secured into a wall stud.
2207552
I would have to say, I do not see why it would not, but you would need to have it professionally installed. As they would need to splice in more wire to make it reach from the rear of your RV, to the front so it can sit on your dash. On a side note, I got this for my wife's van, and she is very happy with it.
1378719
I am using mine in an r pod rv which has only a plywood foundation , and it works great!
1159146
My walls are 2x4 construction which is typical home construction in my area and it works fine. My wall was insulated so I had to move the insulation over to make it easier to install
1349341
It's designed to be portable, but I suppose if the dimensions are ok and you build your own mounting mechanism, it would work ok. We do use an AC/12V converter and plug it into regular electric wall outlets to add flexibility of placement around the coach. This fan is very powerful and you will have 'air moving' noise (even on low speed); hence we prefer keeping it out of the front living area in our RV only during daytime hours to augment to air conditioning. This is our second unit; first one lasted several years.
91604
I'm not an expert, but my answer to your question would be "no", because this unit can work by just using the metal rod with suction cup (accessory) that you can attach to a window, so gluing a piece of sheet metal to an RV roof should work just as fine. I use a metal camping plate sitting on some wood and it works fantastic inside my RV. It just needs some metal to enhance the reception field. As long as the antenna firmly attaches (via magnet) to the metal you plan to use, it should definitely work. Good luck!
1452861
I don't know why not. It generates a little heat and needs ventilation for the fan, so don't trim tight to it. We have it in a small clothes closet in our motorhome.