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Old 11-11-2020, 08:54 PM   #8
naturescott49
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: ACE 29.3
State: Alaska
Posts: 28
THOR #6077
Winter Camping

I have an ACE with an outside kitchen. The pipes are very close to the outside and need your attention.

First, get an indoor/outdoor thermometer with two or three probes so you can monitor your outside bays. This will go a long way to sleeping well.

Like others, I place foam pipe insulation around every pipe I can access. Some places I don't tape it so I can access valves.

Since you have a 110 volt outlet in the outside kitchen, do what I do and put a plug in thermostatically controlled heater. This makes me sleep very well!

I also put one in my main plumbing bay as the pipes go very close to the outside and I don't want them to freeze.

I camp all winter in temps to the low teens and since doing these things have had zero problems.
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