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heat question

Moose02

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looking at a modine heater for my garage to be built can anyone explain the difference between a direct vent and a power vent, maybe not the difference but is there an advantage to one over the other. I see a lot of used heaters around and the one I was looking at is a MODINE pd100aa0111 is there anything I should look for ?

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tylernt

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I don't like power vents. Just one more thing to break down and require repair over time. Hopefully your particular installation will accommodate a natural draft vent.

Just my .02.
 
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pseudorealityx

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"direct vent" typically means it has separate connections for combustion air and flue vent. "Powered vent" has a small fan to help get the flue gases out. They can be useful when the heater is located in a difficult spot to run 'normal' flue venting.
 
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