2013 keystone sydney 340fbh

[patrolsgtdan]

I am looking at a new 2013 sydney 5th 340fbh. I am concerned as to the number of ceiling air ducts in the campers main living dining areA. There is only one duct located in front of the fridge and a dump air on the main unit, what is confusing is my brochure clearly shows an second vent in front of the entertainment center. I was wondering who else already has this floor plan am I crazy? Also does anyone have any photos of this mysterious a/c vent in the front living area?

[KanTC]

Welcome patrolsgtdan,

We don't own a Sydney, but I did a quick forum search & found only a couple of members who have that same model.
One of them posts fairly often, so hopefully he'll chime-in with an answer for you soon.

Not a specific answer to your A/C duct question, but it may offer some insight -- production changes are sometimes made mid-season and/or
near the end of a model year, so the RV's actual manufacture (born-on) date may determine what changes, if any, have been made.
Brochures are only printed once (sometimes twice) a year, so production changes may not necessarily be shown in the photos.

Have you searched online for interior photos (dealer ads) to compare any differences?

Good luck,
Terri, the Chevy co-pilot

[beer breath]

We have a 2103 340FBH. One a/c vent in the main cabin, one in the rear Bedroom, one in bath, and one up front. We use the dump vents on the unit to cool the living area. It works ok, but at times it struggles. We use a few fans to keep the air moving around and stay nice and cool.

[beer breath]

BTW, that pic is not a 340, we only have two drawers in the kitchen.

[therink]

Mine only has 2 drawers as well in kitchen. I have the same vents ( one in each area) and my unit cools well where I live.