Tank Heaters?

[jaw3336]

I live in central Texas and don't have any plans to camp up north in the winter. Should I add the tank heaters to my order?

The temps here will dip below 30 a handful of days each year with a low in the teens . The unit will be stored in an enclosed non insulated shed.

Don't plan on winterizing since we can camp year round down here.

Thanks

[Dave and Monica]

If you'd been camping in those temps, you'd be happy to have those 12V tank heaters. The advantage of the 12V tank heaters is that you could keep the tanks/valves from freezing without having to run the camper's furnace, which is the other heat source for that area...important if you're not on metered electricity sites.

I wish this option was available on the Reflection line. We frequently camp where the temps are below freezing at night. I think the camper can be kept comfortable with the electric fireplace and a space heater (or two) and I wouldn't have to run the propane furnace to keep the tanks heated.

Dave

[TucsonJim]

Dave - You can purchase aftermarket heaters for the rig.

http://www.ervparts.com/rv-toilets-t...ank-heater.htm

[jaw3336]

I went ahead and added them to the order. Thanks