More outlets

[Luke611]

We took our new 349m out for the first time last weekend. I put an electric heater in the garage to help warm things up. It has a 1350w or 1500w choice. It ran on 1350 from Friday evening until some time Saturday night. The gfci outlet in the bathroom tripped.

I would like to add an additional outlet in the garage, maybe with it's own inlet plug, or possibly tying into the 50 amp service at the front.

Is there an easy way to make this happen? I can't seem to find an inlet plug with outlets on the other side, all self contained. Maybe running wire to the front is best, I just don't want to violate the warranty.

Thanks.

[FT4NOW]

Use the washer/dryer outlet in the garage for an electric heater, it should be on its own circuit and not part of the gfci circuit run.

[huntindog]

We took our new 349m out for the first time last weekend. I put an electric heater in the garage to help warm things up. It has a 1350w or 1500w choice. It ran on 1350 from Friday evening until some time Saturday night. The gfci outlet in the bathroom tripped.

I would like to add an additional outlet in the garage, maybe with it's own inlet plug, or possibly tying into the 50 amp service at the front.

Is there an easy way to make this happen? I can't seem to find an inlet plug with outlets on the other side, all self contained. Maybe running wire to the front is best, I just don't want to violate the warranty.

Thanks.

I was able to add a heater vent to the garage. I took a vent from the living room and ran it thru the garage wall. A HUGE improvement. I bought a matching vent for thr hole in the living room so it looks good, it's just a dummy vent.
Not sure if this will work for you on the 349.

[Luke611]

Use the washer/dryer outlet in the garage for an electric heater, it should be on its own circuit and not part of the gfci circuit run.

I will try that on our next outing for sure, thanks.