Ceramic heater maximum amperage

[chrisgrissom1971]

What is the maximum amperage that should be used in a Roo? We have 2013 233s and have been thinking of getting a small ceramic heater for our first trip.

Thanks in advance.

[Oaklevel]

I'm sure that someone will answer but in our 30A Puma we use two small ceramic heaters with no problems

[Mountainmanbob]

Originally Posted by chrisgrissom1971

What is the maximum amperage that should be used in a Roo? We have 2013 233s and have been thinking of getting a small ceramic heater for our first trip.

Thanks in advance.

the designers figure people will be using them in their units
should be no problem

don't think you will flip a breaker
unless
something else that draws heavy is also running on same circuit

Mountainman

[Buckeyecmpr]

Greetings,

Used our Roo this past weekend with overnight lows in the low 20s, maybe high teens one night. I run an electric heater that can be adjusted on both 750 and 1500 watt settings. I can run it full on the 750 setting. Maybe 1/2 to 3/4 on the 1500. Problem is, the interior outlets are on the same circuit. I plug the heater into the outlet next to the fridge. Unfortunately, the bed heaters are all on the same circuit so I've been known to trip a breaker every once and a while. Almost ran a separate cord from the post, but the furnace made up for the electric heater's lower setting. Really want to add a dedicated 15 amp breaker for heater use. Figured I'd put it next to the other one by the fridge. Only a foot or two of Romex needed. Hope it's doable. Hope this info helps some.