will this barrery work in a rv
480554
When I had purchased my battery I had a dead one already in my kids power wheels so I knew exactly what I needed. Sorry I am not sure.
480555
It depends what you want to use it for. It has a special connector attached to fit the power wheel toy. You would have to know how many amps you want to draw and for how long? It is back to "what are you going to use it for in a car?"
113736
Of course, you can. This uint certainly won't know the difference between a kitchen in an RV, or a home! As long as you supply it with the appropriate power source [12v]..it will be fine.
1163605
I am sorry to say it will not. I have lived in a RV. I did buy the salad bowl that may fit and is large enough. I have small bathroom sinks and they fit in. They are large enought for anything you want to do and fit under the sink better.
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.
1628221
Hi, I used a small heater in our airstream that had similar heat settings, so I'd say yes. It's just an ordinary plug-in. Keep in mind its size. It is small, which would be perfect for an rv. There are two heat settings. If your rv heat is on and you run this on high you'll probably blow a fuse. I'd turn your rv heat off or stick to its low setting. Cute little fireplace.
769263
As long as you anchored it so that it didn't slide around when travelling I don't see why you couldn't put it in an RV.
640653
I fear that the other responders didn't understand that you have a 30-amp RV. In my opinion it will NOT work. You would have to buy the 30-amp unit. Progressive Industries great customer service at 919-462-8280 would give you the best answer.
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.
1112625
It broke the first night we used it.. It is not for a RV it actually bent the wall on our camper
1830294
well it probably would if you were plugged in most of the time but they have to be ongoing electric in order to work and it takes a little time for it to start working. We have not tried it in our RV cause we are quite a bit not plugged in. If you had power or generator most of the time I would think it would. If you are full time RVers I'm sure it would. We have been using them in our house for a long time and they are great. Hope this helps.
1524544
This is for 2" central vacuum pipe so if your RV has that size pipe it will work.Thank you
417564
Hello Susan, I'm not sure. My screen is attached to my screen door. If your RV door has a screen door, possibly though check the measurements. Good Luck!
718079
I have not used it for an RV, but I use it in the very back of my Honda pilot to get the dog in. We also use it for our dog to come up the stairs to the house.
596581
If you have the typical 50 amp RV service, it will work. I just installed one in my motorcoach and it is working perfect. It will charge your house batteries for your 12V lights and could run your heater, depending on the size of your heater. My RV doesn't have electric heating.
1435762
They will work in Rv cabinets. Rv cabinets are very similar to kitchen cabinets. These catches are excellent. I trust they will suit your needs.
1432234
This should work on any type of RV vehicle assuming the hole size in the wall is the same (or the hole size can be altered)
549260
As long as you have the room and the water for it, it should work well. A truck camper might not have the room.The heater itself doesn't get dangerously hot, but you have to make sure you vent it to the ouside to stay alive