CarlT100 wrote:
Yes it can. But if I were going to reroute mine, I would route it up to roof level. There are kits for this.
2oldman wrote:stro1965 wrote:If this is just to run the furnace, it's like swatting a fly with a bazooka. The furnace motor is only 100 watts.
My concern with this particular generator is that the exhaust comes out right between the slides on the driver side. Can the exhaust be re-routed under the length of the unit to come out back by/under the ramp?
stro1965 wrote:If this is just to run the furnace, it's like swatting a fly with a bazooka. The furnace motor is only 100 watts.
My concern with this particular generator is that the exhaust comes out right between the slides on the driver side. Can the exhaust be re-routed under the length of the unit to come out back by/under the ramp?
CarlT100 wrote:
My generator is well sealed. I have slept many nights with the generator running. Just make sure your CO detector is working - even if you are just using your furnace. I have run my generator both for ac and to recharge the battery in cold weather.
pianotuna wrote:
Add a fan based electric heater and it will save on propane use.stro1965 wrote:
I will have access to 110v to keep the battery charged, just don't wanna use the gen if I don't need to use it.
stro1965 wrote:To charge batteries for nighttime furnace use, yes.
I have a generator but I'm curious if I need to leave it running while I'm away from the camper.
