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Easy to install - placement is virtually unlimited
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No Electricity Needed
Pricing
Below Is Your Cost
While
most states permit installation of vent-free gas heating appliances,
a handful of states still prohibit residential use. Very often,
that's because a state's building codes haven't caught up with
vent-free gas technology.
Currently seven states prohibit residential use: Alaska, Massachusetts,
Montana, Minnesota *, Colorado *, Utah *, and California. However,
many local and state codes are currently being revised to reflect
acceptance of this new technology.
* Several counties and municipalities in Colorado and Utah permit
the product. Wisconsin restricts installation in homes built after
1980
Vent
Free Heaters
ARE NOT APPROVED
IN SOME AREAS OF THE FOLLOWING STATES
California, Colorado, Massachusetts,
Minnesota, Montana, New York, Utah,
New Mexico
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Because states, counties and municipalities
adopt various codes, please check with your installer or local
code officials to assure the current code in the city where you
plan to install permits vent-free gas appliances.
