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I want to travel to the grand canyon at 7000 ft around Christmas. How do I keep the water lines from freezing? What product can I plug into the compartment to add heat? 12 volt or 110?

I had the basement heater fail to come on causing the water to freeze the last few years. I have a backup electric heater that use 120 v but it will be good to have the system installed working. The main problem is when the cargo heater fail to come on it freezes the pipes and we end up without water. The reason why is the snap disk thermostat may or may not turn on as happen in Delaware during January 2017. I pulled into the campground in zero degree weather and the first thing I noticed was no water. Second thing was no cargo heat. So the next day we were faced getting a backup heater to thaw things out. No fun walking in freezing weather to use the restroom. I had a left over thermostat from a old garage heater one decided why not go with a real thermostat with more control. I didn't know how to put description after each picture so I hope you can follow in the order it was uploaded. 1 Snap disk, 2 Wires prepared for installation, 3 Wires installed for thermostat, snap disk disconnected, 4 Access panel being prepare for thermostat, 5 Access panel installed 6 Thermostat installed and set to 55 for testing, can be set as low as 35 but will be set at 40. 7 We have a working cargo heater

Sources talk about how easy it is to change, that the "regulator" as thermostats are sometimes called in Caterpillar-speak should be changed every few years.I loosened my thermostat housing, and all associated connections except for one: it comes affixed to a 1.25" metal tube presumably leading to the water pump. Thinking the tube (it is hard to see) was a hose, I was inching the housing upward, having detached the hose end below. Two things surprised me: the hose end below was unrelated, and the metal tube inched out of the housing, suggesting a slip joint. 'Problem is, it stopped coming out after two inches of upward travel.In all of the photos of the housing, there is simply an open hole where the tube is stuck, on mine. Can anyone help? This is not supposed to be a difficult job, but I'm stalled.

2015 Holiday Rambler Vacationer Both Air units and thermostat have been working fine, no issues. This weekend, after hooking up to 50amp, we realize that Zone 2 is not coming up on the Thermostat. Can anyone provide advice on what it could be? Thanks all!

I have a 2006 Fleetwood Pace Arrow motorhome with the thermostat RV comfort control.zc. I am having nothing but problems. I take it to a RV dealer and they sell me a new one. I'm on the 3rd one and still it will not work will/not switch zones. I call the manufacturer -- no help there. Reading on other forms, I am not the only one experiencing problems. This is what is happening -- play with it for hours then I get the air to work and this is not too often. Park the motorhome, next trip out same thing. Does anyone have a idea of how to solve it? Will the Hunter thermostat work with 2 air conditioners, 2 furnaces and a heat pump in the unit? Been fighting with this for 4 to 5 years. What I have paid could have replaced the air conditioners and furnaces with something that works.