Heat duct in Garage

[XRAYPipeliner]

Can anybody tell me if the Momentum's have heat from the furnace duct into the garage? I am looking at 351M's and I cant see at anything I look at online if there is vent in the garage.

[FT4NOW]

This is in a 399, but we have a heat duct under the bathroom door. We also use an electric space heater plugged into the dedicated washer outlet when it's cold. We dont use the gas heat unless it will be close to or below freezing.

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[XRAYPipeliner]

I have not seen a duct like that in the Garage of a TH before thats kinda cool. I have a Keystone Fuzion currently and the heat duct from the furnace in it is directly below the washer/dryer hookup in the garage about 9 inches off the floor. I unplug my washer/dryer AIO and plug in a heater when it gets down to those temps as well but it does help keep the garage toasty if the furnace is blowing as well.

[D2Reid]

My 376 has a single 3" duct for the garage. While it won't keep the room comfortable, it will keep my toys from freezing.

[XRAYPipeliner]

I am looking to trade this Fuzion345 in on a Momentum351M i was a little concerned I couldnt find a way(rather a duct) that heat would blow from the furnace in the garage like it does in this fuzion.

[XRAYPipeliner]

Thats a beauty of a rig by the way D2Reid

[Aridon]

Ours looks like ft4now. Just ok the wall between the living and garage.

Only used it once and was more than adequate. The newer momentum have fully insulated garages that changed in 2018i think at some point

The fireplace is enough down to about 45 maybe 40. Start getting in the 30s and the furnace is necessary unless you have added electric heat.

We have less than a 3 degree differential from front to back.

[orbiker]

Our 2016 380TH has a vent like FT4now posted.
It also looks like the 351 has the same vent under the bathroom door in the dealer panoramic picture.

[DougW9876]

Our 351M has the vent under the half bath door as pictured above.

[arhayes]

Just be aware that vent or not you get little furnace heat in the garage. We keep a separate space heater to use in there when occupied. We’re in Tucson right now with nighttime lows in the upper 30’s/low 40’s. I close our sliding glass doors to the garage in the evening and have the furnace set at 63 when we go to bed. When I get up in the morning the BR is usually about 66, LR is typically at 63 and the garage is in the low 50’s.


Alan