Would thee work in a motorhome?
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They Get Hot In Full Sun...Also They Have To Be Placed On Flat Surface...We Have On A Balcony...
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They are extremely tough, easy to snap together and easy to cut to fit any space. However, they are perforated. They are intended to allow fluids to pass through. So they are great for a garage or patio (where I have used them). But in your motor home you would have dust, dirt, moisture... getting down below. Unlike a garage or patio where you can just hose this out, I'm not sure how you would be cleaning your floor without removing it from the motor home periodically (which would not be a quick task as they snap together to form one continuous floor covering.
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Yes thee would � They are "floating" meaning they would need to go to the edges to stay in place, but they would work.
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If you are looking for non slip I do not believe they would because they are hard. They stop some slipping from the top of them but you can step on them and if they are not secure you and the tile will slide if it is on a surface like smooth wood. I was able to put them wall to wall in one direction to keep sliding to a minimum.
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I have used mine in an RV very successfully, just make sure to crack a window for combustion air.
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I believe so, my wife loves them for traveling in our motorhome. They work with the induction plate.
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For the most part they need to be in somewhat close proximity to each other. If both batteries were located in the engine compartment then it would probably work. In most motorhomes I've seen, the house batteries are located far enough away that it would not work well.
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As far as manual steps are concerned, I've never had them. I do however believe that Kwikee series electric steps can be installed on any motorhome. Follow the diagram and directions on proper hook up! Also there's a you tube set of directions and diagram "how to' that's great! I'm sure there will be some modification. If you're not mechanically inclined, get help! Good luck!!
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Believe so. Just make sure to extend the little antennas on the sensors. I have a 40 foot motorhome, and with the transmitter on the front I get good coverage of the engine hatch even without extending the antennas. The signal passes through a layer of wood and fiberglass with no problem in spite of the distance.
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I am sorry I can't answer your question. I used mine in a motorhome and didn't need that many.
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Depends what you mean by "work". It has no power of its own so needs to get its power from either a wall outlet, or via a micro usb connector connected to a power source. It will be of limited use unless there is a wifi signal nearby or a wired internet connection available. If you were in transit on a wifi equpped vehicle it should work fine Hope this helps John
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If it has lift springs it will fit, If it is mini home or motorhome you need to order the dual air pump so to keep the motorhome level in rear their is always more weight on one side or other. also it will keep the rear level. hope this helps you.... amazon has the best price yell see.
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Yes to an extent' I would not use them and expect that my motorhome was private.
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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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It can be set up to work on trailers and towed vehicles. I have it set up on a motorhome only
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Yes, that is what the unit is designed to do. My motorhome has 3 TV's, (1) Satellite Receiver, 1 combo DVD/CD player, (1) Regular TV antenna. They all work on any TV in the coach I designate them to play. I can have 3 different combinations playing on each TV. Works fine.
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sure. why not? you just need a 12 volt power supply for it, and the right sized cutout in the roof. make sure you can seal it well with roof sealant from an RV supplier.
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I am not sure. You probably would have problems because it operates on a water hose..and pressure. We use it on our motorhome between water hook-up and unit..outside.
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I have one above the door on my motorhome to see who is at the door. so as long as you have 12 volts their should be no problem,excellent idea.
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If your space is small and the ground damp it may work. The engine on mine burnt out really quickly which was a bummer!