de-humidifier drain line
I'm thinking of drilling a hole in the floor to install a drain line for my de-humidifier. Likely spot will be next to the low point drain for the FW tank, which is inside the cabin under the bed. The...
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A gallon per day is probably a very high water output estimate.
You could rig up a "P" trap to drain the water into, and that trap full of water will prevent air or bugs from entering the trap. Have 3/4" PVC drain go down to the outside of the RV, then down about 2", then over to the right about 1" then up 1/5" to end. Water will stay in the 1" of pipe and prevent bugs from getting into the pipe.
That is what we do with home air conditioners. They tend to put out a lot of water until the air is dry, then very little after that.
Fred.
You could rig up a "P" trap to drain the water into, and that trap full of water will prevent air or bugs from entering the trap. Have 3/4" PVC drain go down to the outside of the RV, then down about 2", then over to the right about 1" then up 1/5" to end. Water will stay in the 1" of pipe and prevent bugs from getting into the pipe.
That is what we do with home air conditioners. They tend to put out a lot of water until the air is dry, then very little after that.
Fred.
