Heat duct size
I have a front bedroom TT. The duct work that goes to the bedroom is small - maybe 1" it doesn't flow any air to speak of. It's the same size as the duct that terminates under the TT for the "heated" ...
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mrekim wrote:
I have a front bedroom TT. The duct work that goes to the bedroom is small - maybe 1" it doesn't flow any air to speak of. It's the same size as the duct that terminates under the TT for the "heated" holding tanks. Way smaller than the 3 ducts that terminate in the rest of the living space.
Here's the floorplan:
Heater is under the refer. Larger ducts terminate from sink towards rear, sink towards dinette and Micro/Stove facing dinette. The very small (1" no more than 2") duct terminates under the front Ward on the passenger side facing the rear.
Is such a small duct here common practice?
I have a very similar trailer as you (well minus the bedroom slide, the previous version)
In my trailer ALL the vents are the std. 4" ductwork. In my case, the issue was that the std ducting (thin mylar coated wire frame ducting) lost lots of heat going to the living area. So I just replaced ALL the ducting with 4" rigid ducting and then wrapped it in foil insulation. WHAT A DIFFERENCE!!!
At some point they seem to have added a 1" or 2" duct vented into the underbelly to heat it.
