Heat Ducting TLDR: how many outlet vents do you have for…
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Heat Ducting
TLDR: how many outlet vents do you have for your heating system?
I have a Ford Transit passenger van with a factory installed heat outlet under the front passenger seat (all other duct work had been previously removed), and a Webasto in the back. Neither of them currently have duct work or outlet vents.
I’ve spent plenty of time in rented vans, but never thought to look at or consider quantity or placement of heating vents. I think I’m overthinking this, but want to hear what you’ve done.
Is one enough? I’ll have a back convertible dinette and a front convertible area as well—essentially cable of sleeping 3.
I was thinking about using the same duct work and outlet vents for both but I’m now questioning that. I’m currently considering one short system that uses the factory heater to put out hot air basically where it comes out since I’ll only use it while driving anyway, and then having two webasto outlets that put out air close to the center of the van, one output vent facing the front and the other facing the back.
TYIA!
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TLDR: how many outlet vents do you have for your heating system?
I have a Ford Transit passenger van with a factory installed heat outlet under the front passenger seat (all other duct work had been previously removed), and a Webasto in the back. Neither of them currently have duct work or outlet vents.
I’ve spent plenty of time in rented vans, but never thought to look at or consider quantity or placement of heating vents. I think I’m overthinking this, but want to hear what you’ve done.
Is one enough? I’ll have a back convertible dinette and a front convertible area as well—essentially cable of sleeping 3.
I was thinking about using the same duct work and outlet vents for both but I’m now questioning that. I’m currently considering one short system that uses the factory heater to put out hot air basically where it comes out since I’ll only use it while driving anyway, and then having two webasto outlets that put out air close to the center of the van, one output vent facing the front and the other facing the back.
TYIA!
#lifestyle
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