I don't see where it would be any problem at all -- especially if you have liquids in the tanks. The tank heaters should be thermostatically controlled so they only turn on when the temperature is low enough. They turn themselves off when the temperature rises. Flipping the switch inside your camper only activates them. They turn themselves off and on.
All of my tanks are heated. Forest River even put heaters on my exposed drain lines.
Bruce
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I don't see where it would be any problem at all -- especially if you have liquids in the tanks. The tank heaters should be thermostatically controlled so they only turn on when the temperature is low enough. They turn themselves off when the temperature rises. Flipping the switch inside your camper only activates them. They turn themselves off and on.
All of my tanks are heated. Forest River even put heaters on my exposed drain lines.
Bruce
X2 and all the tanks are heated in a CC.
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2020 F-350
Gotta figure if you are up north in January, you can't really turn them off till at least end of March...
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