Heat source in Itasca Meridian 34H near stove
My 34H is sleeping the a barn, enclosed, and with power. I put a smart trickle changer on the chassis battery.
Other than that, all the power is off, nominally speaking.
Here's the question: A partial jug of water left near the wall, between the wall and the stove, is not freezing until the temps drop below 5F. At 20F it is liquid. The countertop is slightly warm, but I have not taken the temperature.
But I have looked at the schematics and chassis diagrams, and can't figure out where the heat is coming from. My power monitor shows 0 amps from shore power, and every so often 1 amp, which I presume is from the battery charging.
The barn is pretty well sealed up, so other than convection there are not really any observable breezes.
Anyone have an idea what the source of this mystery heat is?
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2004 Itasca Meridian
Cat 7 330hp rated
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Linear Mode
