Hey Shelly! The Velit Portable Diesel Heater #VE76QV does not have a built-in fuel tank. It uses an external diesel supply instead and includes a 6' fuel line that connects to the heater. For the fuel source, you can use the Velit 1 Gallon…
Hey Kevin! Since the Girard Tankless RV Water Heater #GI65VR only heats water when you open a hot water faucet, it isn't repeatedly reheating a storage tank throughout the day. Girard states this design can use about half the LP gas of a…
That is correct Trevor! The Progressive Dynamics 4500 Series RV Converter w/ Charge Wizard and AC/DC Distribution Panel item #PD4590K18LS8 would be the correct replacement. This is a 90-amp 2-in-1 AC/DC distribution panel and converter charger that…
Hey Kristoper, we have just what you need with the Dometic Furnace part #DMC54RR which has exact same dimensions as what you had at 16 1/2" W X 7" H X 20" D and also this has same 30k BTU rating so it will work perfectly for you. How…
Hey Nate, welcome back! Thanks for getting me the serial number of your RVI3. Seeing that I can confidently say that the Replacement Bullseye Monitor for Curt RVibrake Braking Systems #RVI64FR will work for sure. How long have you had your RVI3?
Keegan, I completely understand wanting to get this right before ordering because replacing an AC is one thing, but finding out afterward that the thermostat will not play nicely with your furnace is a headache nobody wants to deal with. The main…
Hi Colby, The 35 amps is the DC output rating, not the amount of 120V AC power the converter can receive. The PowerMax part #PM54VR 35 amp converter takes 120V AC shore power and converts it to 12V DC to charge your battery and run your 12V…
Hey Tyler! The Chill Cube #FR97TQ will work great for the main AC replacement. The 15A circuit in the bedroom is cutting it close to the upper limit of what the unit draws. However, because it uses a variable speed compressor and slowly ramps up, it…
Hey Chris! Yes, Dicor Self-Leveling Lap Sealant #DC94SR is a great choice for installation of the Overlander Expansion Kit #GP76AR. You will also want to pick up some butyl tape #DC38SR. The butyl tape will go under the mounting brackets, and…
Hi Scott; the Furrion Chill HE Replacement RV AC #FR62PV was originally designed to replace the AC unit on Coleman setups. However, it isn't always a fit. This comes with an adapter for 9-pin connectors. Even with that connector, it doesn't…
Hey Rodney! The Replacement Command Center Tablet for Curt RVibrake 3 #C57DQ does not use a USB-C port to charge. It is the older Micro USB port seen in the picture below.
Harvey, you’re right on target asking about sizing. The AFMD35121 was a 35k BTU unit that’s been discontinued. You can step into the 35K BTU #DMC74MR furnace by Dometic, but it is 2 inches taller than your current one. Most folks just enlarge the…
I would just like to Thank You for such quick and efficient service. It's a nice change from what we have been experiencing here in the New Orleans area. Again, Thank You so very much.
Kevin
Gretna, LA
Stay Cozy on the Road with RV Heaters
RV heaters are essential for keeping your mobile home warm and comfortable, especially during chilly nights or off-grid adventures. Consider factors like propane efficiency, size compatibility, and installation ease. Ventilation is crucial for safe operation, and some models offer quiet heating for a peaceful night's sleep.
Selecting the right size heater depends on your RV's size and insulation. Smaller units like the Wave 3 are great for compact spaces, while larger models like the Wave 6 or 8 are better for bigger RVs. Consider your climate and whether you'll use it as a primary or supplemental heat source.
Catalytic heaters are efficient, using less propane than traditional RV heaters. They don't drain batteries, making them ideal for off-grid use. They provide quiet, consistent heat, perfect for maintaining a cozy environment without the noise of a furnace.
Yes, proper ventilation is crucial. Catalytic heaters can produce condensation and a slight propane smell. Cracking a window or vent ensures safe operation and prevents moisture buildup, keeping your RV comfortable and safe.
Absolutely! Many RV enthusiasts use heaters like the Wave series as reliable backups during power outages. They provide warmth without electricity, making them perfect for emergencies or off-grid living.
Installation involves securing the heater to a stable surface and connecting it to a propane source. Use appropriate fittings and hoses, and follow the manufacturer's instructions. Ensure the area is well-ventilated and consider professional installation if unsure.
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