Recent content by Lofty

A regulator is for sure needed, so long as it matches what the manufacturers recommendation is. My regulator is 10 to 13 WC I believe.

Thanks for all this great information everyone. I have a CO meter and a combustible alarm and it stays at 0ppm. @PoorUB you are definitely a guru when it comes to this and your wisdom and stories are great information. I'm glad you made it out of there. I frequently feel very sick with...

Yeah I've gathered everyone who did this pre 2009 didn't suffocate but whatever. I don't want to argue about safety because if you're wrong it's not a good time. Understanding how this works, if you're not sleeping in the place I don't see an issue. Again. Safety is important and if something...

Nope! I posted an intro thread a couple days ago if you're curious.

Ronin that is very scary. I hate those torpedoes. Thanks for all the answers here, that makes sense. I've learned alot from you all here and I appreciate it.

Just wanted to update this. I got it fired up and it runs great. The B vent is going to have to stay for now. This is completely powered down when not in use and is only on when ill be out working. It's also on a detached garage. Code regulations aside, they used to run these like this pre...

Yeah, not sure what to do about this now since there's no adjustable 45s in cat 3. I think I'm boned.

I see other threads where the single and double wall confusion comes in for this exact model. To be fair..... 😅😅😅

Well this is going very well. 😵‍💫 Thanks for the input everyone. I wish they made adjustable 45* cat 3 vents locally but I will look online to achieve this. How annoying.

It says SINGLE WALLED B VENT this is double walled b vent. Maybe I am wrong but I thought this complied... wtf

Thank you!

Looks like it only needs stainless for commercial? It's a MHU50.

Edited: let me double check this

Fair enough. I was starting with a small cylinder because I was worried about using a bigger cylinder outside. I will run hard line outside to a 100lb tank (or two) instead. Thanks for your input. Since you seem to be an expert in this area, can you answer my question on the type b vent...

So I got this snap double walled stuff in. You just pop it on, once you do can you spin it, or does it always have to be seam on seam? Seems odd that it's so easy to connect these, however I'm guessing it's better than single wall with screws. Do you caulk these joints, tape them, etc?