does vent free mean that we need cross ventilation in the ice shack?
1535911
Vent free means just that. It requires no vent for the flue gases. If your shack is very small you may want some way of getting fresh air. If the heater detects a a high concentration of flue gases it will shut down and leave you in the cold.
1535912
No but mine only lasted barely a week now we can't get it to work at all. I e-mailed the company but I had NO response back.
1535913
We use ours in a 25' motorhome. Have had no problem. We keep a roof vent open as always in an RV to vent moisture and provide some ventilation. Works well and puts out some good heat.
1535914
I have used mine in my RV trailer for years. I open the roof vent a 1/2" and run it all night with no problems.
761203
No...there is no need for ventilation. This is a food grade mineral oil. If it needed ventilation then it would not be food grade.
2267882
Yes it does need to be ventilated but it only takes me about 5 minutes to do that . All your doing is running a hose out the window .
2077454
they both blow air. It will work better if you cover the other vents with another pair of shoes. Also, during the winter I would keep it inside the house instead of the garage.
713532
I do not know of ventalation inside my safe, so I would say no. I suppose their could be some sort of a vent below I can't see though.
717039
The ventilation comes from the unit not being airtight. I don't quite recall whether there were airholes in the back. The unit will go with your stainless steel appliances...more like a brushed look. I love this little unit...useful addition to a small modern kitchen.
456071
No not all. The vent just allows any leftover heat to escape from under the cover.
258138
It's a front vented unit so no, no special venting required. It's a built in that can also be used as a stand alone.
1073566
No! The way this blind is designed, there is no need for vents or openings in the top because the windows on all four sides zip open at the top. There is and can be more ventilation in this blind than anyone could possibly need.
876680
no but they do sell some vent free this one is not it . sorry. but it is big and beautifll
270919
It will work both ways. Vent comes set up to work inside but (in my case) I converteed it to vent outside. Easly done. H.
1948102
No only vent inside however if placed in a horizontal position inside and has to be perfectly level on both planes it also does not need to be vented per code
2027430
None and it pulls cold air from the room thru the front vents with the squirrel fan.
1651254
Yes air should move enough and is quiet running. I would ensure vent in/out hole was there.
2142723
All you need to do is take a drill with a spade bit you can get at any hardware store, and drill a few holes in the back of the carrier. this way you have cross ventilation. if you need anymore questions feel free and send them my way.
2078871
of course. that is how evaporative coolers work. if you don't want that you need a refrigeration unit (and a vent to the outside)
418319
No. You should always have ventilation to the outside. When we camped, we put this in our tent, near the door, and we left the front of the tent unzipped a small amount and put a basket in the hole so that the tent flaps would remain open. The tent stayed very warm. Allowing for airflow did not cause the tent to become cold. I would say you could put the heater near a window, and leave the window open a small amount to allow the air to flow and the heater would still keep the room warm. As a side note, you can use one or two propane bottles, depending on if you want to use high heat or medium to low heat. You might need to keep two bottles in the heater and place it on high heat when ventilating the room, depending on how big the room is. I highly recommend watching all the safety videos that are available for this product. Keep this away from small children or fluffy pets. If it tips over, it's supposed to automatically shut off, but I'd be sure to put it on a flat surface where children cannot access it.