Can this unit be used in an Rv?
812959
Yes it can be used in an RV as long as you have enough electricity to power the unit and a window that can be used for proper ventilation. The AC uses a lot of power so you need a campsite with electrical connections or a high powered portable generator.
1951126
No, it is a stand alone system. You would need to buy an inverter/charger combination same as is found in RV's.
1364706
I installed mine in an RV and it worked ok. I have used two of another brand under the front seats of a car and it worked really well. If I had the room under both seats I would have used two in the RV. The remote gain was handy to have.
1504827
I don't think so. It's pretty big. Almost same width as my stove. It's 1000 or 1500 watts. I think people use a lower wattage micro because of power issues unless you have an extravagant rv
1185287
This is a non-waterproof version. It would work fine in an RV, but you need to find the rubber coated waterproof type for outside.
618337
Yes, the unit does have various options such as these. The RV unit also allows RV users to plug in the height, weight, length, whether truck/trailer, motor couch, etc so it can assure route and clearances.
908574
It should work. The first unit malfunctioned after hooked to an adaptor. Progressive replaced it and the replacement worked ok. It should work either with an adaptor from the power source or with an adaptor from the unit to the rv. Hope this helps.
714800
Yes it can, so long as you have all the correct information of your RV. It also shows the elevation at which you are traveling. Mine is a wonderful GPS and very easy to use.
282815
No, it only protects the RV from a surge (lightning, etc). If voltage to your RV goes low, this device won't do anything.
108489
I have used mine in an RV very successfully, just make sure to crack a window for combustion air.
1069726
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.
1628222
I'm running my heater on 110 power. I can't think of any reason why you couldn't run it in an RV. It warms up a small space very well. I love mine! I think it could possibly blow a circuit breaker if you have any other high voltage items going at the same time. I run mine on low most of the time.
1527510
No you should not,the engine should be running or u won't have proper voltage ...unless u have that type of RV of course that has an engine....
486463
It works off of your internet so unless you had a modem and a router in your RV it wouldn't work. Sorry!
1142023
Not if you hook it to the pressure side of your onboard RV demand water pump as it will provide water supply to the heater. Make sure the water heater is full of water before you turn it on or you will burn out the heating element in the heater.
113735
I would not try to use this in a home. There are many 110v detectors that are "made" for home use. Go visit your local wallyworld. This unit is designed to be used in an RV.
1526187
I do not know why not. It is a pretty durable unit. The manufacturer is the one to really ask.