Can it be vented using pvc or does it require metal and what diameter?
2046019
The water heater must be installed with 3-in./5-in. (7.6-cm/12.7-cm) diameter UL-approved Category III Coaxial Stainless Steel appliance vent pipe or water heater manufacturer-approved concentric vent pipe.
2046020
This model can only be vented with the approved stainless vent. Other "condensing'" models can vent with pvc.
2046021
no it cannot be be be /c it has to be metal and the cost for it is around 140 but it's worth every pennyI believe it's a standard I don't not know what's the diameter but it's tender
1469379
Each vent includes two screws (at least 2 inches in length) and has predrilled holes in the back and bottom. I screwed mine to to the wall using the screws and predrilled holes in the back which I imagine is the method used most often.
1019959
the vent is just pipe. depending on how long a run you have you may need more pipe. You will need shut off valves for the input lines and various other fittings.
1769500
I haven't tried it, but I don't see why you couldn't, if that's what you want to do. A clip is included, which keeps the back end in place on the vent frame so it won't move, so it's feasible (using strong tape), since there's an edge all around. The plastic is stronger than appears in the picture.
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.
2133060
I do not know. We have it sitting on a counter...it probably is small enough...not sure about venting however
1733914
it is pretty much a 12 inch hieght,two to five gallon pail with a sump pump inside. I used inch and 1/4 pvc pipe. The inlet and outlets are on the very top of the pail. There is also a vent hole on top,which I also used the same pipe and its open and about three feet high. When I can I will vent that outside since any blockage at exit pipe will come out vent. Easy install,but also a pain to get all of your pieces correctly..
2130952
I have never had an occasion to weld pvc pipe. but if it is clean and you have pvc material to weld with then it should work. but remember that the heat form welding will make the weld joint brittle so I would not recommend it
1784602
Of course you can attach PVC to it. Thats how Ive always done it, or the flex hose too. Its just common 2" threaded PVC piece you find at any home depot. Its a slip on the other side so you can glue in a 2" pipe and go from there. Both the intake and the exhaust are the same finer thread.
1748199
it comes with a plastic PVC pipe. You dig a hole , concrete and place. Its Junk. the sections get rusty, you cant move it up or down after very little moisture gets in it. Mine broke completely in half after 3 months.
1518277
PVC would be possible, but I have not used it for that material. I would recommend it for metal though
271470
The vent is all galvanized sheet metal. The diameter of the cylinder/vent that goes through the hole is 4" and the exterior square flange to cover the outside opening measures 6" x 6". There are 4 screw holes to affix the exterior flange to the siding. There is also an interior 5.5" x 5.5" square flange that slides up and down the cylinder and which will the seal the wall from the interior of the house (no screw holes). Inside of the housing there is a swinging metal flap which opens when the dryer blows air through the vent and closes when the air stops. (Flap closes by gravity, no magnet). Hope this helps.
2186538
You might be lucky enough to have a trailer where the manufacturer led a wire up to the vent area in anticipation of you wanting to put in a fan. If not, I would have to defer to a good RV shop. Good Luck!
1601808
Yes the unit needs to vent outside. The hose a about 6" diameter flex vent. Unit works great.
1618521
not sure , I don't know the OD of 4 inch PVC , measure the OD of your pipe and compare it to the OD of 4 inch galvanized vent pipe at Home Depot or someplace .
809063
This is an outside unit, venting is not required.Kind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA
803851
I used a flexible vent typically used for dryers. Not sure what size that it but pretty inexpensive.