What do you use for keep your camper temperature under control while in storage?
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My trailer stays plugged in year around unless I’m on the road.
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Thanks, I was trying to figure out something for my garage, where I can't use a mini-split. There was a thread a few weeks ago on the topic, but no luck in the search.Comment
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Mine stays plugged in and inside a shop 365 unless we travel with it, parents leave theirs under covered storage plugged in as wellComment
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Ok, plugged in with the ac on, r just to keep the battery and fridge coldComment
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I owned a camper for 25 years and kept my fridge on all the time when plugged in and not in use. I never ran the AC unless we were camping. I kept ours under a RV cover and left the roof vents open.Comment
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Mine stays under a cover with AC on but set around 85-90, no frig running and a dehumidifier with a drain tube so I don't have be worry about dumping water. 30 AMP outlet on the back of the house which is out of the pic.
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This is a “white privileged” thread
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Dam right it isComment
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Is it in NO or Rocksprings. The only reason you need to run the AC when you're not there is to keep humidity down.Comment
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I was asking for a different application. A few weeks back there was a thread regarding the camper AC. I wasn't able to find it, so started this on. I need to condition my garage, but can't use a mini-split. Going to go with a portable AC.Originally posted by Walker View PostComment
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Don't use AC unless camping. Keep plugged in, under a cover, so the fridge and battery stays charged, but that is about it.Comment
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Mine is under a lean to but I don’t run the AC or refrigerator all the time. Neither are designed to run full time like a residential refrigerator.
Now if you high rollers have non ammonia type residential refrigerators it probably doesn’t hurt to run them all the time.
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