new heater

[jimmy2]

i found this when i was surfing the web the other night and i was wondering if any one has put one or know any one that has one in there trailer and how well does it work http://www.rvcomfortsystems.com/#

[Ozz]

He wanted me to install them for customers in my area, but the labor was just too much. By the time you buy it, and pay for the install, it's just too much money, people will just break out a couple of electric heaters.
I see he is selling to the public now direct, I think it is a good product, but unless factory installed (which is the only way this thing will work) or a guy installs it himself, which would be OK, but even then, the cost is just too high for the average Duck.
Ozz

[drsmart]

I like the concept but would like to see an air filter ahead of the electric heat element to avoid buildup on the element. Couldn't see one in the images. I know the propane system specifies no filter be used. We use the portable electric heaters but would like to be able to turn on the furnace fan only to circulate the electric heat and pass some heat into the holding tank area.


Dave

[jimmy2]

ozz it does not look like it is to bad for installing it. now he is selling to every one and not just to a shop it must be he was not selling that many my bigs question is do i have room the way my 3400rl heater sit

[Ozz]

It is fairly complicated once you get into it, it would be tight. When they build the units, they don't have any slack in electrical lines or water lines, behind the heater, it is crowded.

Not something I would try:

[jimmy2]

ya Ozz i gave up on this idea i was thinking in would be nice to keep my basement warm and not freeze i will have to rethink the hole plan