THANKS for the info.
I think the heat strips would work well for me. My 1500 watt ceramic heater is always in the way. I drive my RV on day trips and one less thing to put away or tie down means faster time to get on the road. I end up using the fan from the overhead AC unit to push the heated air around from the ceramic heater, so it seems silly (to me) not to have the heat coming straight from there to start with and eliminate the movable ceramic heater.
Not sure why folks are having trouble directing the overhead fan air or heat. My overhead AC unit has fins and whatchamacallits that enable me to aim the blowing air where I want it. Of course my RV is small without a cathedral ceiling.
As for floor heat and bathroom heat, I already have 2 of the tiny 200 watt heaters that do magic. One is permanently attached in the bathroom to keep it toasty warm, the other little one I use to warm up cold feet or defrost the freezer. It's so small, it's never in the way really and it fits in any cabinet or drawer quickly.
My current 1500 watt ceramic heater is compact, but doesn't fit in any of the drawers or cabinets except the outside basement or I can tie it to the table leg when I drive, but no matter where I put it, it's in the way and it has one more filter to clean... so I am thinking this overhead heat strip would be perfect for my little old wheel estate.
I think any which way you look at it, there is NO one perfect heat system, but rather a combination of heat systems that make the coach overall comfy. I try to avoid extreme cold weather anyhow, but being an island girl, I do get cold real easily.
Most of my winter months are in sunny Florida with electric included so cost wise, electric heat is wonderful. I already installed the electric hot water option and that works fine. Wheeeeeee!