Bunk Heater shutting off in the middle of the night

I'm asking because APUs don't work below 20 degrees or above 87 degrees.

 

Might need to reprogram the bunk heater to shut off at a lower voltage. The one in my new pete was programmed to shut off at 12.2v from the factory and would do as the OP is describing. I searched YouTube and found out how to lower it to 11.4v's and upped the timmer to 14hrs run time. Runs all night or day now.

 

It doesn't help when you invite all the local cats over for the night.

 

Strange... Mine does a great job down to around 0f.

 

Ya mine also works down pretty cold. And on the high end I use it in the south all summer. Still #### near 100 degrees or at least in the nineties most of the time and works fine

 

Sounds like you don't have a clue what an apu is?

 

I have been having the same problem with my bunk heater. I'm pretty sure it's the batteries. Another $400 to spend.

 

You know in ancient Egypt cats were royalty. They were seen as near godlike.

There purring is supposed to be a relaxant and destresser for humans.

 

Taste like chicken. Btw

 

Just wait until you are attacked one evening at a truck stop by 100s of evil kittens. Just know its because you did not properly respect them for their healing powers.