Ok, confused... Your answer is Direct vent, the item description says ventless. Which is it???
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It isn't direct vent, PERIOD. Maybe, I implied something???? Worked in installation, service of all types of gas appliances 20 years. Resend me my actuall comment & I shallreply!
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as my unit is natural gas there is no vent to install = probably not with propane either. I just mounted it on the wall, plumbed in a gas line to it and turned it on. I use it in my garage and have yet to go past the lowest setting on it = uses about $30 a month in gas. I love this puppy!
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it does not set off the smoke alarm,the Oxy or C dioxide or mono alarms.There does is an aroma with it, which I have found is not that bothersome when I burn a candle.This is I guess that 1% that is note, it does say "I think" 99% ventless, I do love mine as using it does reduce the overall heating cost, on med it heats most of the 3 bedroom house.The blower works good and I am happy with it.....
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Sorry Jerry. The heater is ventless. I bought 2 of these to heat my very old home that has 12' ceilings (about 1200 sf). It kept us fairly comfortable all winter here in central GA. My natural gas bill never ran more than 120 in any month, and we also have a gas stove. My wife and I are home most of the time. We never keep the heater in our bedroom on at night, but leave the one in the kitchen on a low setting at night. These little heater give off a lot of heat. A thermostat control on them would have been a small improvement, but to save money, I did not order mine with thermostats. Hope this helps. Sorry Jerry. The heater is ventless. I bought 2 of these to heat my very old home that has 12' ceilings (about 1200 sf). It kept us fairly comfortable all winter here in central GA. My natural gas bill never ran more than 120 in any month, and we also have a gas stove. My wife and I are home most of the time. We never keep the heater in our bedroom on at night, but leave the one in the kitchen on a low setting at night. These little heater give off a lot of heat. A thermostat control on them would have been a small improvement, but to save money, I did not order mine with thermostats. Hope... » Read More Sorry Jerry. The heater is ventless. I bought 2 of these to heat my very old home that has 12' ceilings (about 1200 sf). It kept us fairly comfortable all winter here in central GA. My natural gas bill never ran more than 120 in any month, and we also have a gas stove. My wife and I are home most of the time. We never keep the heater in our bedroom on at night, but leave the one in the kitchen on a low setting at night. These little heater give off a lot of heat. A thermostat control on them would have been a small improvement, but to save money, I did not order mine with thermostats. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Jen is correct, it's just a low vent on the back. It zips down if you don't want it open. But, it is perfect, when open, to put a fan in front of it and keep some fresh air flowing through.
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sounds like you need to buy a model that uses ductless venting. This model doesnt have that feature. Golden vantage has several models that come with a ductless vent although they dont work well but something is better than nothing!
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It is made to be ventless and works great. Not sure how you would vent it to the outside, you would be losing heat.
2170842
I just bought this unit and set it up. My recommendation is not to purchase this one but one that has venting out the front bottom. This unit is meant to have open free standing in a room. Under counter types vent air from front back out where ever but not pulling air from back and vent to the back like this one does. Hope this helps.
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Don"t know how many cfm but it has three speeds.Yes it can be direct vented
594340
This is mainly a Floor Duct Vent as far as I recall. you may need an actual Wall Vent. Good Luck.
655105
This one is vented to the outdoors. Mine is attached to a roof vent. Hope this helps.
49315
It is vented to the back. Sides are solid tin or closed if you will.Today I went back to P.C. Richards and return my AC. Good luck with your purchase because that noise issue is not problem with every unit. That's what see that other people are saying.
2012950
Air blows out of the front . It pulls the air from the vent and into the room . It can not be reversed unless you are mounting it from the inside . If you are trying to push air through the system . So it does exhaust into the room .
219374
No vent and this isn't a 6' in diameter ~ It's more of a personal size umbrella and I'm assuming why that's why there's no vent
49322
It is vented in the back. I am very pleased with my unit (going on two summers now). It cools effectively and doesn't seem too noisy to me.I STAND CORRECTED! Sansan is correct: the vents are on the side.
1559319
Ventless and the heat sensor if not vented properly will fail which makes Maint high. I don't recommend.
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Hi Robert, This is my second one too. Neither of mine had the vent in the back top. They work great.
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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.
1115157
It is a standard exhaust Does not require a power vent. I have one I a enclosed room in a barn with no vent on it and have never had a fumes or heat problem with it. The one we have in our outdoor kitchen has a pipe but not sure it really made any difference It only runs a minute at a time so no long run times on either of mineI really like these units and how hot they get so fast.
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There are no internal vents. It draws air from what ever you attach it to. I have only one vent attached and works great.