Aqua Hot (Electric) on Household Drop Cord?
So Colorado is dipping into the low to mid 20's for an 8 hour stretch looks like on Saturday night. My Dynasty is indoors in a large unheated building. I hate to winterize today as we are leaving next week and the weather in CO will be in the 60's-70's for weeks more.
My 30 amp storage plugin is not up and running yet in the building, so I just have a 120v heavy duty construction drop cord plugging into the coaches main power cord (with a simple 120v adapter to keep the batteries up, etc.)
Would I be crazy to try to turn the aqua hot "electric" on to circulate and get a little heat in the rig during this short cold snap with maybe a fan or two running? Might that under power the amps required and do any damage?
Thought I might give Aqua Hot a call on this since they are just down the street. Will report back the findings...
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Monaco Dynasty
44'; ISL 400; Full Wall Slide
Towing a Lincoln MKT
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