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Can you duct a unit heater?

Dsisson
Member Posts: 65
in Gas Heating
Before I make an a$$ of myself and call my local heating guy-can you duct a unit heater?
Ceiling hung Reznor garage heater. Does great heating the main space, but the enclosed office is cold. Hoping to duct to the office & also have a register in the garage. Possible?
Ceiling hung Reznor garage heater. Does great heating the main space, but the enclosed office is cold. Hoping to duct to the office & also have a register in the garage. Possible?
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not a good idea on those"The bitter taste of a poor install lasts far longer than the JOY of the lowest price"0
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Got it. Glad I asked the experts first.0
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Install a ductless system for the enclosed office. And it even comes with A/C.0
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If it has a propeller fan, NO. If it has a centrifugal fan maybe.
The fan has to move enough air to keep the unit from overheating and not hitting the limit control. They are not designed for ducting0 -
Looks like a little fan to transfer air is the right option. Looking at a quiet fan with high CFM. Maybe a big bath fan. Just needs to sit in the wall and move a bunch of air quietly. Thanks for the advice.0
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Most propeller (axial) fans can't. Some are made to like tubeaxial fans.0
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