Propane furnace sending heat to outside vent
Hi, Running our Suburban propane furnace it seems like the unit is pushing as much (or more) heat out of it's exterior vent as it is to the interior vents. At the vents the flow is a gentle convect...
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dougrainer wrote:Dusty R wrote:
I believe that RV furnaces could be made more efficient and not cost a lot more to manufacture.
I'm an old school part time furnace guy.
Haven't done much furnace work in the past 15 years.
Dusty
Whenever I see someone post something like this, I wonder. WHY do you not do that. You will be a millionaire in no time. There is a BIG difference between the design of a RV furnace and a HOME furnace. There are space considerations you have in an RV that you do not usually have in a Home system. Doug
I'm with you Doug. Those day dreamers can't even speak the language of heat exchangers. IE gravity, induced exhaust, forced air combustion, etc.
Richard
