Portable Generator / Exhaust Vent?
Is there a product or has anyone attempted a DYI project that vents the exhaust of their portable generators above their TT? I've a Honda 2000 and have had problems in the past with the exhaust blowi...
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easy home made fix.
2-1/2 to 3 in pvc piping ( length to get one to two feet above your coach.)
pending where you set it up around you. clamps for tip over support.
use a plastic base ( all weather thing)
make sure the piping has holes around the base ( drill one in or support piping a in or two above the base).= to twice the air space of the piping. cold air in here.
pending the hight to match your exhause from your get set. a eletrical el conute of min 1-1/2 in dia.
supported by rods/straps, etc. to the pvc piping.
condute should travel at least 9 inches up the pvc then just ends.
never let this condute touch the pvc as it will get hot from the exhaust.
mod your exhaust pipeing of the gen to accept a eletrical conduit connecter. a short ( length as needed) to hook up the gen to the pvc stack.
little to no back psr and exhaust is above and out of the way.
the pvc can be cut to lengths to fit into storage when not in use.
.
2-1/2 to 3 in pvc piping ( length to get one to two feet above your coach.)
pending where you set it up around you. clamps for tip over support.
use a plastic base ( all weather thing)
make sure the piping has holes around the base ( drill one in or support piping a in or two above the base).= to twice the air space of the piping. cold air in here.
pending the hight to match your exhause from your get set. a eletrical el conute of min 1-1/2 in dia.
supported by rods/straps, etc. to the pvc piping.
condute should travel at least 9 inches up the pvc then just ends.
never let this condute touch the pvc as it will get hot from the exhaust.
mod your exhaust pipeing of the gen to accept a eletrical conduit connecter. a short ( length as needed) to hook up the gen to the pvc stack.
little to no back psr and exhaust is above and out of the way.
the pvc can be cut to lengths to fit into storage when not in use.
.
