Tank heater

[grumpyer]

For those of you that have a tank heater on your TT ,Isit on the grey tank or fresh water?

[5picker]

Fresh, grey, galley and black for my tank heaters.

[Mr. Dan]

Originally Posted by 5picker

Fresh, grey, galley and black for my tank heaters.

Same for my Wildcat.

[grumpyer]

I have 1 switch says "Tank Heater" Does that run them all?

[Mr. Dan]

Originally Posted by grumpyer

I have 1 switch says "Tank Heater" Does that run them all?

It does on mine -- although mine has no label on it so I had to puzzle it out. Mine IS a lighted switch so I know when DW hits it with her elbow and the way up the stairs!

[grumpyer]

Originally Posted by Mr. Dan

It does on mine -- although mine has no label on it so I had to puzzle it out. Mine IS a lighted switch so I know when DW hits it with her elbow and the way up the stairs!

Asking cause sales guy told meon my new to us 2018 flagstaff Super Lite 29RKWS that it was for grey? doesn;t seem right

[Kimber45]

don't ever trust a "sales guy" more then likely its all the tanks. wouldn't do much good heating one and not the others.

[Mr. Dan]

Originally Posted by grumpyer

Asking cause sales guy told meon my new to us 2018 flagstaff Super Lite 29RKWS that it was for grey? doesn;t seem right

This is not the first time TODAY we've seen a post about a salesman giving incorrect information.
If your unit has a corrugated plastic (coroplast) sheet underneath and it's fastened to the trailer with screws, you can remove a few screws and look up in there and see if you have a black (usually) rubber mat (much smaller than you'd expect) stuck to the bottom of your tanks, you can tell which tanks have heaters.

EDIT:
Here’s the one on my fresh water tank.

[NJKris]

I still don't the the purpose for those things if the plumbing is not protected.

[ClaudeP]

Originally Posted by NJKris

I still don't the the purpose for those things if the plumbing is not protected.

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