Ducting

orion7144

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Not sure if you can tell in the picture but there is a 2" line that is just hanging in the empty space behind the basement wall. Looks to be coming from the plenum box.
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JohnDar

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Not sure if you can tell in the picture but there is a 2" line that is just hanging in the empty space behind the basement wall. Looks to be coming from the plenum box.
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That small duct directs warm air towards the underbelly.


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orion7144

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Hmm I have a floor type vent, like the heat vents on the inside of the coach, on the basement wall. I never looked to see if something was connected to it.
 

RoadJunkie

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What you are seeing with the unconnected duct is "normal". One duct, from the furnace, is left hanging to provide heat to the basement and hopefully prevents freezing in that area. The vent on the bulkhead wall allows passive air flow between the basement storage area and the plumbing/electrical utility area.
 

JohnDar

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Hmm I have a floor type vent, like the heat vents on the inside of the coach, on the basement wall. I never looked to see if something was connected to it.

Do you mean this vent? It was mounted to the original basement wall, so when I created the access panels, I moved it to the one in front of my relocated converter and surge protector for easier access.
 

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orion7144

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Yes, that is the vent. And thanks for the info. I wasn't sure if it was supposed to be connected somewhere. I plan on organizing all the lines back there.
 
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