Looking For Heater To Put Under RV During The Winter
Updated 11/13/2025 | Published 10/25/2025 >
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Im looking for a type of heater to put under the rv during the winter. Yes I have skirting around my rv. But just looking for something to use under the rv. During the winter here in Colorado. What do you guys recommend.
asked by: Pedro C
Expert Reply:
Hello Pedro, thanks for reaching out. For that you will definitely want to use a thermostat controlled heater like a RV compartment or bilge heater. I am not sure the size of your RV but you would probably want to go with at least two of the following:
- Xtreme Heaters RV Basement and Boat Bilge Heater - Large - 800 Watts # XH94FR
This has an automatic thermostat. It kicks on at 45 degrees and turns off at 55 degrees so it will keep any lines from freezing. It would be safe to leave under the RV unattended during the winter months. You will also want to make sure the skirting it in act and cover any holes that could be letting cold air in.
What RV do you have? What size is it?
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Jesse M.
11/13/2025
Hey Pedro, how did things go with the Xtreme Heaters under your RV this winter in Colorado? Did the thermostat control keep your lines from freezing as expected? Your update could make it easier for others preparing for cold weather setups.