travelin2
Pennsylvania Chapter Leaders-retired
As summer has arrived, especially for us here in central PA with 90’s the next few days then a string of 80’s, I’ve noticed discussions here and on the HL FB Forum about lack of cooling or methods to help cool the interiors.
Unlike those of you that may be suffering some with the summer heat, our BH is currently parked by the garage in full sun, doorside facing south, plugged into 50A, BR AC set at 77, fan on low, and the LR interior here at high noon (90* outside) is 76*.
We run some AC 24/7 to reduce interior heating and humidity.
Obviously success is determined by the volume/size of your rig, outside surface area, square feet of glass, amount of shade, heat from indoor appliances and I could go on and on.
My point is some of the units, ie:campers and AC’s, I think, just cool more efficiently than others.
So stay cool out there!! It won’t be long until the posts are furnace and heater related
And BTW, our Norcold 2118 is set on 6, powered by AC and is 34* inside. Cools satisfactorily even in this heat
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Unlike those of you that may be suffering some with the summer heat, our BH is currently parked by the garage in full sun, doorside facing south, plugged into 50A, BR AC set at 77, fan on low, and the LR interior here at high noon (90* outside) is 76*.
We run some AC 24/7 to reduce interior heating and humidity.
Obviously success is determined by the volume/size of your rig, outside surface area, square feet of glass, amount of shade, heat from indoor appliances and I could go on and on.
My point is some of the units, ie:campers and AC’s, I think, just cool more efficiently than others.
So stay cool out there!! It won’t be long until the posts are furnace and heater related
And BTW, our Norcold 2118 is set on 6, powered by AC and is 34* inside. Cools satisfactorily even in this heat
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