Is this only for rvs,can it be used in a cabin ?
1604114
You can but would not suggest. The RV toilets do not have a P-trap and would usually drop right down right into the holding tank and If you keep water in the toilet all the time you would need to change out the seals time after time on the RV toilet.
1604115
Suggest you contact Thetford as my purchase was made as a RV replacement. The toilet dumps directly into a holding tank and waste is flushed by a water source. You can find Thetford on your computer browser.
1604116
Since it uses very little water, it needs to be used in combination with a septic tank placed right under like in a RV. I think there is not enough water to carry solids down the drain when you flush. like in a cabin.
718079
I have not used it for an RV, but I use it in the very back of my Honda pilot to get the dog in. We also use it for our dog to come up the stairs to the house.
1076456
I would install one in my RV. The instructions are quite clear on where to avoid installing one, and they include things like vented areas, areas where lots of fuel burning will take place, high wind areas, and things like that. It never says you can't install one in an RV. Just read the instructions carefully and you will be okay.
1147309
Absolutely. We put this in our cabin as back heat in the event we are not there when a power outage occurs. We have one in our home - it does a wonderful job - be sure to run ceiling fans if you are planning to use it on a regular basis as they can cause house to sweat.
625999
Hi and I do not have first hand experience to answer your question but you can ask them directly @ http://luxebidet.com/contacts. You might also scan the reviews on Amazon as some folks mentioned RV use (ie special fittings may be needed, etc).
1915414
Yes... I use mine in my travel trailer bathroom...it heats the water and the room at the same time..an added bonus
1393572
Yes, it should work fine. Keep in mind the system generates pure oxygenated air which has a certain scent we are obviously not used to due to all the impurities we breath in all day however, since you do notice the difference once the ugly odors are gone. you can air out the RV by simply opening the door for a few minutes after the system is off and voila! and the pure oxygenated air will dissipate a bit. Voila! fresh clean RV
1628221
Hi, I used a small heater in our airstream that had similar heat settings, so I'd say yes. It's just an ordinary plug-in. Keep in mind its size. It is small, which would be perfect for an rv. There are two heat settings. If your rv heat is on and you run this on high you'll probably blow a fuse. I'd turn your rv heat off or stick to its low setting. Cute little fireplace.
391987
I've used it in the back patio when it's 100 degrees .I mainly use inside my house upstairs and leave it on and helps my house keep cooler.i say it would help in your rv but not under hot temperatures but u can run ur rv ac low with the fan on it would make a big difference
2008130
I believe that is supposed to mean don't mount it permanently in an RV. It is safe to use in a well vented area. Just remember that the exhaust is hot and produces noxious and dangerous fumes.
92822
I would say yes. The papers that came with it said it was to be used with an AC voltage supply. I put it in an RV with 12 v dc supply and it works perfectly. This is a basic thermostat. I would get a programmable unit to put in my home if i were you. My opinion only.
1727507
Yes. We were sent pictures from owners in Alaska and Texas who use it in outhouses. Of course, the outhouses have an electrical power source run to them. It is also used in some powered portable toilets in Canada. We also have great positive feedback from owners who use the Toastie Tush in RVs, campers, mobile homes, and boats. Thanks for the question. Warmly, Zimple Zolutionz LLC
690238
Yes, we use it in our travel trailer. We used it last week and it worked great. You do have to be in front of it for the picture to be at its best.
2247176
Yes..do not use it though. Purchased for travel trailer...for use in bedroom only.
1037610
Sure. In fact lots of people use it when traveling in their RVs. They set it up next to a tree or post and store bikes, etc. in it. Then lock the bikes in by running a chain around the bikes and then pulling the chain through a slat in the back of the Yardstash to go around the tree. Set-up only takes a few minutes - once you already done it and know how.
2070311
Yes this is in a room with 7" ceilings also a manufacture home in a rv park. The room is an addon for grandkids when visiting should be no problem.
1751522
I ordered it for a friend to use in a camper. It worked great. I hope this helps you.