Best Camco Wave Heater for a Trailer with 234 Square Feet of Space to Heat
Updated 05/02/2018 | Published 05/01/2018 >
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Hi I have a 2017 Rockwood Forest River ultra lite 2440WS. It is 27 feet long with 2 slides. The one in the bedroom is just a closet. I calculated 27 X 8 to get 216 Sq Ft and 6 X 3 for the dinning room slid to get 18 for a total of 234 Sq Ft. Which of the 2 Olympian heaters would best suit my needs, 6 or 8. I dont consider my 5th wheel a large RV compared to those that are 30 or larger with larger slides.
asked by: Dale E
Helpful Expert Reply:
Camco Olympian Wave 6 Catalytic Safety Heater # CAM57341 is just about perfect for your needs since it heats areas up to 230 square feet. But really you could go with it or the Wave 8 # CAM57351 to make certain you are adequately heated on the extra cold days and nights.
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