Can you run the heat tube vents out the bottom and then under floor?
Suburban 2456A Heavy-Duty Park Model Ducted RV Furnace
RV Furnaces Heaters
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Open Feb 16, 2016 - 05:36 PM
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Feb 17, 2016 - 04:47 AM
Yes, there are many manufacturers that run the heating in the enclosed basement/storage area of the RV if so equipped. Since this is a park model heating unit, I am assuming you do not have an enclosed basement area in which case you would need to use insulated duct work. One issue in colder climates is at startup you may get a blast of cold air from the ducts being exposed to the outside air. Also the straighter and shorter the duct runs the better the airflow will be.
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The Suburban Heavy-Duty 120-volt Ducted RV Furnaces are designed for use in trailers at permanent locations. Features heavy-duty AC motors and controls, include low amp draw of 1.5 amps, energy-saving electronic ignitions, uniform cabinet size for installation flexibility, and gasket-sealed vent ass...
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