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 convection of warm/hot air. Standing outside it's like a hair...
Trying to figure out a generator solution. Primary need is to insure that AC continues to run while dog remains in camper alone. However leaving a generator running continuously when we are not there doesn't seem .. optimal. Also would prefer to run ...
Chris Bryant wrote:A pound of propane contains a bit over 21000 btu's, so a 30k btu furnace will go through a bit over a pound per hour if it runs full blast.One thing to keep in mind- Suburban designs their furnaces to have a temperature rise (tr) o...
More great responses - thanks!I knew/know just enough (very very little) about these things to suspect that there is an automatic kill ('sail'?) switch but thought it might work as long as the exterior blower worked .. if in fact there were two fans....
Thanks everyone for your helpful explanations!Sam Spade wrote:The heat going outside probable is normal. ALL vented heaters/furnaces work that way to some degree.The "gentle" flow of heat inside, however, probably is NOT normal and may mean that you...
Ha! Often thought that one feature of the "perfect" dog RV would have doors/windows that pop open at a pre-set temp. Interesting to find it in the k-9 patrol world.
