do you have to vent this heater if installed out side
79991
YES. You need to vent anything with combustion. BUT this is the external module. The exhaust VENT is the narrow strip you see near the top front.
79992
no other vent required but has to meet required clearance dimensions from eaves and windows. There is some information in directions but local building code will determine some of this.
79993
You don't have to vent this unit and you and mount it in an enclosure so it can be recessed into the wall and the pipes don't show. Use the Rinnai RGB-20-U Universal Recess Box which even has a place for a lock
79994
NO VENTING REQUIRED FOR HEATER WHEN INSTALLED OUTSIDE! THIS MAKES INSTALLATION QUITE SIMPLE. Be sure you have an outside space to install that meets the requirements. Tom Swaffer tomswaxl@yahoo.com
79995
No. As long as you don't enclose it. Only the ones meant for indoor use need to be vented.
727065
Yes. it can be set to vent outside. I replaced an older GE unit with this one and it fit right into the venting that existed.
168005
Yes this unit does need to vent outside -- it comes with a plastic tube that I use to vent it to a window around 4' off the ground. It blows all the hot air outside, so I cannot see how it could be used without a window nearby. The moisture pulled in by the unit feeds out through a small tube at the bottom of the unit that I drain every few days (inside). This is separate from the hot air that needs to vent outside.
49316
Yes, the unit is vented to the back. I get a lot of compliments on it. Best money I spent all year. No one beats Amazon's prices. I got the bang for my buck with this one.
49321
the vents are on the sides. the entire back exposes the cooling panel. I don't know why others say it is vented on the back
1921264
YES - this unit has to be vented to the outside by using a hose connected to the window kit. I do not know of any portable air conditioning units that are standalone by not using an exhaust to the outside. I am happy with this unit and would purchase another one.
710107
You have to have the exhaust hose vented out a window. Otherwise you are defeating the purpose of cool air and the hot exhaust.
113762
No, but this is a combination microwave and range hood that draws air from the appliances below. You may want to vent those outside. It has a vent outlet that can be connected to an external vent pipe if desired. Otherwise it blows out the front of the unit.
807052
No venting is required however I don't know if it works with propane. I have one hooked up to natural gas.
1442485
This unit doesn't need a outside vent Just hook up gas line and use it I have a 20x30 garage and the u it heated it With no problem
809063
This is an outside unit, venting is not required.Kind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA
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.
1601806
Yes this unit needs to vent outside a window. However this unit is super easy to hookup.
266826
It is made to be ventless and works great. Not sure how you would vent it to the outside, you would be losing heat.
1513386
No, the vent for the heat/air is on top of the unit. It blows air up - plus it wouldn't look too good
886703
Yes - on one side. The output is equivalent to a home furnace. Gets very hot! Made for open space but not to be enclosed.
146996
The hot air blows from vents on the sides, all the way around the unit. It works well, worth every $.