How Low Can They Go?

[Shyft12]

The Imagine 2800bh is on our short list to purchase, and I'm trying to figure out how capable the rig is. We're interested in taking our Florida-born kids up north to see snow once in awhile. Has anybody taken their Imagine into sub-freezing temperatures for a week or two? Do they do well, or are these really 3 season campers?

[Aridon]

With enough propane, dehumidifier, heat tape and tank heaters you can live in just about anything anywhere.

[Second Chance]

With enough propane, dehumidifier, heat tape and tank heaters you can live in just about anything anywhere.

Not sure the Imagines have tank heaters - nor if the waste tank valves are above or below the Coroplast underbelly (the latter would be the deal-breaker if below).

Rob

[Aridon]

Not sure the Imagines have tank heaters - nor if the waste tank valves are above or below the Coroplast underbelly (the latter would be the deal-breaker if below).

Rob

I've never tried it but I would think some heat tape and a little insulation wrapped would keep the exterior valves from freezing in most conditions.
. Honestly I think the bigger issue would be propane, they would likely use a lot and they aren't likely to have a pocket 100lb tank handy. Those 30s will go fast in a lightly insulated unit. Over two weeks that is a lot of trips to fill propane.

Depends I guess on how much supplemental electric heat they have available.

[Ynot4me2]

Not sure the Imagines have tank heaters - nor if the waste tank valves are above or below the Coroplast underbelly (the latter would be the deal-breaker if below).

Rob

No tank heater but the waste valves are above the coroplast.

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[Ynot4me2]

The Imagine 2800bh is on our short list to purchase, and I'm trying to figure out how capable the rig is. We're interested in taking our Florida-born kids up north to see snow once in awhile. Has anybody taken their Imagine into sub-freezing temperatures for a week or two? Do they do well, or are these really 3 season campers?

On our last trip before the end of the season the last 5 nights would drop below freezing. The only small issue we encountered was lots of condensation on the windows. I'd strongly suggest getting a small dehumidifier. Its best to use the furnace instead of supplemental electric heat to keep that underbelly heated.
If you don't plan on using water from the fresh tank then a heated water hose will also come in handy.

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