Ceramic cube heaters self-regulate. Choose manual on/off models as electronic ones may not automatically restart after a power outage. They draw less current as they age.

An oil-filled radiant heater runs on 600W, 900W, or 1500W and can heat the entire motorhome.

A small ceramic cube heater with Low (750W) and High (1500W) settings is available, alongside built-in heating elements in A/C units. Limited to two electric heat sources when connected to 30 amp shore power.

Infrared space heater with fans, digital thermostat, and remote control.

Additional heating source depends on power availability: gas, electric, propane, kerosene, etc. If connected to the electric grid, any portable electric heater will work. Keep cloth items away from heaters. A ceramic electric cube heater is used, placed on the stove top with air circulation from a fan.

Using an oil-filled radiator and a heated mattress pad is advisable. Overnight frost can occur in Bouse, AZ, in January.

A heated mattress pad is efficient and comfortable for sleeping. A ceramic cube heater can be plugged into the outlet for the A/C, which is on a separate circuit.

An oil-filled radiant heater was used in early May to maintain a constant heat, occasionally using the furnace to take the chill off while conserving propane.

Small cube heaters are used with shore power and a Buddy heater with one-pound bottles is utilized for short times in the morning, with a window cracked for fresh air.