Learn more about Internet data on Redfin. To verify internet details, contact the provider directly. Redfin recommends buyers conduct their own investigation to determine their desired internet options. Internet provider, connection type, and speed availability may change. Internet data is provided by BroadbandNow for informational purposes only and is not guaranteed. Additional Internet options for this home include Fiber, DSL, Satellite, Satellite provided by AT&T Fiber, AT&T Internet, Viasat Internet. The best available Internet option for This home is provided by Xfinity, using Cable technology with speeds up to 1200 Mbps. 2022 East To West Alta, 2810 KIK, Open Roads Complete RV opened in early 2014 with the goal of providing quality products and service to our RV Family. I could still use a little help with the wiring so I want to invite you over to my place tonight so you can lead me through the process.This home is serviced by 5 Internet service providers, including Xfinity, AT&T Fiber, AT&T Internet, Viasat Internet.
I have the Duo-Therm and Attwood combo and will study the website you listed. I will be at Wally World this evening looking for the Hunter Thermostat and batteries. Open Roads Complete RV - Acworth 85 316 Northpoint Pkwy Acworth, GA 30102 Email Dealer Dealer Information Dealer Website Review Dealer Browse RVs by Type About Open Roads Complete RV - Acworth: Open Roads Complete RV was opened in early 2014 with the goal of providing quality products and service to our RV Family and Community. GREAT INFO!! That is what I needed to know. Price should be around 20 bucks for the Hunter, maybe a bit more for the programable or backlite version. Some even programable and some with backlights for night viewing. Wal-Mart, Home Depot, Loews, they all have them. If you can't find the Hunter, just look for a battery operated thermostat.
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If you want, I'll pass you my e-mail address from there and we can get into thye "nitty gritty" of the install.Īlthough if you have the same equipment listed in the two different articles (Dometic or Coleman) the install should go "smooth and by the numbers". I moderate that forum so just do a PM to the Moderator. īut drop me a PM via the board in the Travel Trailer Forum. Sold Trailer - not RV'ing at this point in timeĪWe were in Acworth, GA (around Lake Alatoona) for my nephew's wedding and I could have run over to help.Īppreciate the invite but I'll have to pass for this weekend as I have a new puppy coming home and a few chores to do around the house. Most home improvement stores will carry this item in addition to stores like Wal-Mart and other discount type stores.Ģ000 Ford F-250SD, XLT, 4X4 Off Road, SuperCabīanks Power Pack w/Trans Command & OttoMind The Hunter part #42995 used in my article has been since superceded with a "42995B" version, and in fact, there are a number of "battery operated" thermostats available that will work. Let me know if you have any questions regarding it's installation. Here is the original article for the HUNTER THERMOSTAT that a lot of us have installed. What this means that if your temperature is set to 70, when the stat hits 71, the A/C will come on and when the stat hits 69, the A/C will go off. The one I used is a Hunter #42995 and it's hysterisis (on/off range) is +/- 1 degree. Even with the old analog type thermostat, the on/off range should not be this great.Ī lot of us have retrofitted our rigs with the Hunter Digital Thermostat. If the temperature range is really 20 degrees like you said, the thermostat must be defective.
My question is there a way I can make the AC unit cycle on sooner to keep the temperature from being to extreme?Ģ0 Seirra Duramax/Allison 4x4 Crew Cab Dually, Cipa Mirrors, Prodigy Brake Controller, B&W Gooseneck Turnover Ball, Bilstein Shocks,Ģ001 Forest River All American Sport 36CK Toy Hauler with Colibert Enterprises Gooseneck Extension. If I set the thermostat at 68 it will shut off at 68 then come on at 88 so I set it at 60 and it comes back on at 80. We cannot seem to be comfortable because we are either to cold or to warm. It seems like the AC unit is off to long. The AC unit will cool the RV to 60 then cycle off and not come back on again till it is 80 degrees. We have to set the thermostate at 60 degrees at night for the RV to stay cool. RV.Net Open Roads Forum: Tech Issues: AC thermostat problem? Open Roads Forum
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