Posted 2015-07-29 7:36 AM (#164281) Subject: Water Heater
Regular
Posts: 92 Location: Nebraska
Hi, I am considering having a cowboy shower put into my trailer, the type that fits into the wall in the horse compartment, and so I would need to have a pump and water heater put in. I would prefer not to bother with getting propane added to my trailer, so my question is whether it is practical to use a 6 gallon water heater that would be electric. I know that the electric one would heat slower, but is that a big problem? Would it withstand the road vibrations as well as a gas one? Am I correct to assume the electric one does not need any type of venting or does it put out to much heat not to vent?ThanksJoan
Posted 2015-07-30 7:18 AM (#164296 - in reply to #164281) Subject: RE: Water Heater
Veteran
Posts: 259 Location: Topeka Ks
You might consider a portable unit. They work pretty good for the cost.jghttp://www.ebay.com/itm/Tankless-Hot-Water-Heater-Portable-Outdoor-On-Demand-Propane-RV-Camper-Trailer-/291525270770
Water Heater
