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Thread: Condensation On Plenum

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    Quote Originally Posted by cnpro18 View Post
    Any uninsulated plenum in a non conditioned space is going to be creating a small flood, not just a little condensation.
    It's not just a little condensation - the whole plenum is covered with condensation, and there is actually a small pool of water under it now, though not a flood.

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    Quote Originally Posted by superd77 View Post



    If its cooling fine, chances are he's got a humid crawl.

    And yes , it probably is a duct lined plenum with a few air leaks.
    I'm in North Carolina, so yep - pretty humid down there right now. And yes - it is duct lined - 2 zone ducts, bypass duct, and return duct.

    Tech's coming next week - thanks for all the info and opinions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by richmod View Post
    I'm in North Carolina, so yep - pretty humid down there right now. And yes - it is duct lined - 2 zone ducts, bypass duct, and return duct.

    Tech's coming next week - thanks for all the info and opinions.
    Dude, you are totally welcome!!

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    My plenum is in the attic. It is insulated in the inside with insulation. I don't notice condensation all the time, just some times. Should I be concerned or does this just happen sometimes?

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