Space heater in small RV

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Re: Space heater in small RV

Postby Olive600 » Thu Mar 28, 2013 11:49 am

I know now what I need and what works. The one I have isn't right. So, the hunt is on!
Quiet is very important. Remote is good. Thanks to everyone for big response.

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Re: Space heater in small RV

Postby dbdjeb » Thu Mar 28, 2013 8:03 pm

When we were looking for a space heater, lots of folks recommended the Pelonis HC-461, a ceramic disc furnace. We bought that for around $90 as well as a Lasko ceramic tower that I picked up for $37 at Costco. We needed 2 heaters for our 35' Fleetwood Bounder. Both are thermostat controlled.

If I were to do it over, I'd get 2 of the Lasko heaters and skip the, way too expensive, $90 Pelonis.

Dale D.
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Re: Space heater in small RV

Postby Rufflesgurl » Thu Mar 28, 2013 8:56 pm

I have a small ceramic heater that is plugged into wall outlet in the MH kitchen. It does a great job of keeping my 35.6' Class A comfy and not too hot overnight on those very cold nights. And, the noise is not annoying.

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Re: Space heater in small RV

Postby snowball » Fri Mar 29, 2013 12:07 am

been trying to remember when we had the 24 footer and when we first got this 5th wheel
we used a catalytic heater don't know much about them but DH always said they were more efficient
than the furnace then he put in a fire place fueled off propane and it's what I use for heat unless I'm out
of propane then it's the furnace which I hate! but you might do a search on the catalytic heaters
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