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Old 09-28-2019, 11:31 AM   #1
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Cooler weather

I’ve asked this question before, but can’t remember the replies. I live up in the Sierra at 3500 feet. Right at the snow level. It doesn’t get cold enough to do a full scale freeze flush. Maybe a few nights at 28, then up to 35-40 the next day. Last year I monitored the coach waterbay temp as well as the living area. Snap disc only activated the bay heater once in the water bay. I drain the hot and cold lines and close up my fridge vent. Last year was no problem.
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You should be good. If the temps just dip down for one night then just monitoring it is okay. If we're going to have below freezing temps for a few days, I'll set the thermostats at about 50. With that and a 60 watt bulb in the wet bay I have been okay with outside temps down to 16 for a few nights in a row.
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