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Old 01-22-2011, 01:12 PM   #1
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How many BTU's

Will a 15,000 BTU propane radiant heat wall furnace suffice in a 26 footer with outside temps down to 35 degrees and maintain 55-60 degrees inside?
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Yes, even in the wind.

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That is what's in my 24 footer and it will easily hold 70 and cycle on and off
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Consistant temps throughout the trailer may be a problem. Easily solved with a small fan. A fan on the floor will move air much more efficiently than one hung high on the wall.
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