As Arizona residents, we don't often think much about furnaces, though it can get very cold in the high elevation parts of the state, in winter.
As we await delivery of our 2016 30FC, I'm wondering how we might expect our new airstream (2 heat pump/ACs and 1 furnace) to do in cold weather.
Does the single furnace keep the place comfy in cold weather?
Do any of you airstreamers feel the need to use auxillary space heaters in cold climates?
Should we expect the two rooftop heat pumps and one furnace to be all we might need when visiting places in cold temps? (We don't plan to spend any time in the snow, in the Airstream.)
Many thanks, on advance, for your thoughts.
As we await delivery of our 2016 30FC, I'm wondering how we might expect our new airstream (2 heat pump/ACs and 1 furnace) to do in cold weather.
Does the single furnace keep the place comfy in cold weather?
Do any of you airstreamers feel the need to use auxillary space heaters in cold climates?
Should we expect the two rooftop heat pumps and one furnace to be all we might need when visiting places in cold temps? (We don't plan to spend any time in the snow, in the Airstream.)
Many thanks, on advance, for your thoughts.
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