J John61CT Well-known member Joined Nov 22, 2016 Messages 8,057 Reaction score 11 Dec 16, 2018 #21 Any forced air heater uses electric. The parking heaters are very efficient, but if on 24hrs it adds up, call it 1 AH per hour.
Any forced air heater uses electric. The parking heaters are very efficient, but if on 24hrs it adds up, call it 1 AH per hour.
lenny flank Well-known member Joined Nov 15, 2016 Messages 2,458 Reaction score 13 Dec 16, 2018 #22 ^^^^^ Thanks. That's a bit more than I thought it would be.
highdesertranger R.I.P HDR Joined Apr 4, 2012 Messages 22,892 Reaction score 89 Dec 16, 2018 #23 one thing I am glad of, no matter how cold it is I don't like sleeping with a heater on. no matter what type of heater. I never sleep good with artificial heat. highdesertranger
one thing I am glad of, no matter how cold it is I don't like sleeping with a heater on. no matter what type of heater. I never sleep good with artificial heat. highdesertranger
G GypsyJan Well-known member Joined May 26, 2018 Messages 715 Reaction score 56 Location FL Dec 16, 2018 #24 "one thing I am glad of, no matter how cold it is I don't like sleeping with a heater on. no matter what type of heater and so you have a better chance of waking in the morning than hose who run a heater while they sleep!
"one thing I am glad of, no matter how cold it is I don't like sleeping with a heater on. no matter what type of heater and so you have a better chance of waking in the morning than hose who run a heater while they sleep!
R Riverman Well-known member Joined Dec 8, 2017 Messages 724 Reaction score 2 Dec 16, 2018 #25 It depends on the heater... If one buys a vented heater (exhaust vented outside) it can be ran 24/7 with no fumes into the indoors. My RV heater is vented outdoors... no worries.
It depends on the heater... If one buys a vented heater (exhaust vented outside) it can be ran 24/7 with no fumes into the indoors. My RV heater is vented outdoors... no worries.
J John61CT Well-known member Joined Nov 22, 2016 Messages 8,057 Reaction score 11 Dec 16, 2018 #26 Those use a **lot** more electric. Inefficient on fuel as well. Propex are pretty good, though with propane have to carry much more weight per btu output.
Those use a **lot** more electric. Inefficient on fuel as well. Propex are pretty good, though with propane have to carry much more weight per btu output.