OK to use Alde on electric only when covered?

MadCityJack

Hi All,
My wife and I finally found our trailer, a 2017 T@B Q MAX, with air conditioner removed and converted to loo storage. Purchased it from neighbors who used it frequently and were meticulous in it’s care.   My unit is covered for winter and I wondered if on electric only I could run the Alde with the cover on (classic accessory, teardrop cover).  There is no combustion, I would think, so no intake or exhaust?  I have tried to find something on this in the search, but nothing came up that answered this question.  Please excuse my naïveté.  

BTW:  Mods coming: RVLOCK for door, 2” mattress pad with Sherpa cover, adding Reese Sway Bar.  Have Proven Lock, water pressure regulator, 30 A surge protector, spare on front, #27 battery, cover (as mentioned), radial tires, Camco (Anderson style) balancer, chocks, front wheel.  We live in Wisconsin, so air conditioner would rarely be used but if we begin to travel in the hotter regions, the cabinet can readily be returned to accommodate a unit.  However, we hope to mostly camp off of shore power, but we will see.  

ScottG

You are correct that there is no combustion, intake, or exhaust when using the Alde on electric. I am not aware of any reason why running the Alde on electric only with the camper covered would pose any problem, but I'm not sure why you would want to do so. 

TNOutback

Would be a lot cheaper to winterize the plumbing than to run the Alde on electric.

MadCityJack

ScottG said:

You are correct that there is no combustion, intake, or exhaust when using the Alde on electric. I am not aware of any reason why running the Alde on electric only with the camper covered would pose any problem, but I'm not sure why you would want to do so. 

Thank you.  I want the option of going inside to hang out during the frigid winters here in Wisconsin.  Just getting it to 40 would help.  I could also use a small ceramic heater, but just wanted options.  The trailer has been winterized.  

Denny16

The Alde was not designed for continuous operation from what I understand.  Patrick of Traveling with Delany did this with his TaB400 the first winter he had it, and had a Alde issue afterwards, nüCamp indicated the Alde was not desktop run all winter long in freezing conditions.  I use a small ceramic heater to keep the humidity and chill down in our TaB400, it uses less electricity than the Alde running in 1KW mode.
cheers

Mellow_Yellow

Congratulations! What color?

ChanW

We use ours all the time in the 'off' season, covered or not!

It will warm up in an hour or so, I'd think, unless it's one of those famous Wisconsin 'cold snaps'! ie: below zero might take longer!

Perfectly understandable!

MadCityJack

TNOutback said:

Would be a lot cheaper to winterize the plumbing than to run the Alde on electric.

It is winterized but I wanted the option to sit or work on something inside on occasion and temps here will be very cold.  As mentioned above, a small ceramic heater would also work.

MadCityJack

Mellow_Yellow said:

Congratulations! What color?

Silver with black trim.