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tooth ferry · 12-30-2018, 09:20 PM

Will be in No. Carolina in January with low temps at night predicted in 15 to 18 range, days 40-50. Will heat from furnace be adequate to prevent water lines from freezing or should additional heat be placed in basement? I have a heater made to be used in boat engine area (UL approved) that has a small fan and is thermostatically controlled , on at about 38 and off at about 45... If I placed it to blow through an opening in the wall between storage basement and under floor area could the heat travel as far back as the fresh water tank?

12-30-2018, 09:20 PM	#1
tooth ferry Montana Fan Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Pell City Posts: 299 M.O.C. #17209	Heat in basement 2014 Mont HC 305 RL Will be in No. Carolina in January with low temps at night predicted in 15 to 18 range, days 40-50. Will heat from furnace be adequate to prevent water lines from freezing or should additional heat be placed in basement? I have a heater made to be used in boat engine area (UL approved) that has a small fan and is thermostatically controlled , on at about 38 and off at about 45... If I placed it to blow through an opening in the wall between storage basement and under floor area could the heat travel as far back as the fresh water tank?