Reply to "Project "Mount a FEC-100 in my trailer with vent""

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Originally posted by Nordy:
If you run with the doors closed and the exhaust fan running, you want to make sure and have a vent or window open.

If you don't... the exhaust fan will create a somewhat negative pressure in the trailer... and pull heat through the hopper and could ignite the pellets in the auger/hopper.

As long as there is an airflow into the trailer... the exhaust fan can run.

What if you put a floor drain in the trailer? Would that be significant enough for a vent to create the correct air flow for the exhaust?

10/18/129:15 AM

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