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Personjaney47
08/2/2017 at 7:01pm
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Continuing from my post about water. Is it safe to leave the built in heater in the motorhome on low all night? We'll have hot water bottles but I was considering leaving the heater on low. This will be on EHU so will be running on electric not gas. Thanks again


Personold chap
08/2/2017 at 7:30pm
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If you have a truma heater that runs on both gas & electricity you will need to check the amperage of the site supply , if it is 6amp or less you need to set the control to the minimum setting of 500 ,1000 for 6/10 amp
2000 for 10-15 amp or higher this is to prevent you blowing the supply post fuses ,having said that it is perfectly ok to simply set the thermostat to whatever temp you require .this may also helphttp://www.practicalcaravan.com/advice/28461-how-to-use-a-truma-caravan-heater


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Personjaney47
08/2/2017 at 7:50pm
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Thank you old chap. That was very informative. I'm going to have a play with it tomorrow and see which setting would be best.
I'll ask when we arrive on site what amp they provide. Many thanks


PersonGreg M
09/2/2017 at 7:25am
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Hi Janey,
You will be fine on the EHU there.
We normally keep ours on permanently,with a low setting,keeps it toasty warm.
As you say, a good idea to test it before you go though.
Have a great time.
Regards,
Greg

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Personwineciccio
09/2/2017 at 9:41pm
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if you worry of tripping the site power then invest in a low wattage oil heater, ie. a 500 watts that will keep you as warm as you would want, I been using one for a few years now no problems.

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