Z vent and B vent not showing on H. Depot or Lowes, some on Amazon. Is this direct vent (intake and exhaust same pipe) or power vent?
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I believe it is a B Vent. I ended up buying a different make after installing this one and find the electronic ignition would not light. The company was very accommodating about the return. The one I ended up installing (aquah) uses a B vent. Since the Marey did get installed, I think the same is true.
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Exhaust vent out the top, vertical up. No power involved at all. See those slots in the side of the device?? Thats where air goes in so keep them clear
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It is a standard exhaust Does not require a power vent. I have one I a enclosed room in a barn with no vent on it and have never had a fumes or heat problem with it. The one we have in our outdoor kitchen has a pipe but not sure it really made any difference It only runs a minute at a time so no long run times on either of mineI really like these units and how hot they get so fast.
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Its black Cynthia and has no vents on down slope of each side like the old model did. Its been a while now since I got mine so this is assuming they have not changed something. Hope this helps .
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Box is shipped with a metal back for stability. That back is removed and replaced by a grille. All venting is out the back of the box since it is designed to be installed in a wall. When the A/C is installed the intakes are on the left and right of the grille and the exhaust is in the middle. The vents are angled to minimize the hot exhaust from being drawn back into the unit.
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From what I can tell, they're 4 inch duct vents. 1 on the right side. 1 on the back side. 1 on the roof. I ordered one, I'll post when I know more. Steve
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Hi I didnt get any instructions also the company do not supply them because they say they do nit want to be held liable for any thing.....you can find a install video on you tube for a similar intake...... I returned this and got hyper chargers much better... good luck
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Installation instructions really aren't very helpful. They are terribly translated engrish and basically say: screw into wall, use 6" duct to exhaust to exterior of building. Probably would be better to find a generic hood vent install guide on a blog or YouTube.
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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.
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There are metal tabs that screw into the metal vertical lip of the vent. These tabs extend out and flush to the roof surface where the Maxxair will attach via nut/bolt combos.
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Make sure that the venting is correct. The combustion air and the exhaust are both in the top vent. What is the error code that is displayed when it cuts out? Was it installed by a professional?
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mine has fake vent type indentations on the side, but no external open areas for fan exhaust. If there is a tiny fan inside, I sure don't know about it. I have used the USB ports, they work well
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The one I bought is for natural gas. You still need to get the stainless steel exhaust pipe to install.
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look at the fourth pic for this item - it shows both intake and exhaust modes
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Yes. Just have to insure your vent out the wall has a way to stop wind from blowing back into the exhaust. Mine is through the wall. Lowes has metal vent with a back draft preventer or flap built in it.
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Hello Arnie, Unfortunately we only have the exhaust vent coming out of the top and not out of the back of any of our models. Thank you, Range Hood Direct Buy
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Depends on your configuration... http://www.rinnai.us/commercial/venting-accessories
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It depends on what material are you using and how many elbows you may need. Rinnai now allow you to use CPVC exhaust pipe which gives you a lot more distance and cheaper and you could buy from many pluming store, not Home Depot. For air intake, you may use PVC pipe and you have plenty of room. I spent lot of time to find the facts( almost 3 months to prepare to get all informations, many phone calls to company and stores for expert opinion, finally I realized not many people know accurately even some doing this business ) which I could give you more if I have your email address since I became a kind of expert. I installed myself with a my semipro friend last november and am very happy so far. Company recommends their own trained technician, but their price is unbelievably high. If you are a handy man, you can do it like any other people. I bought most material from Home Depot except for adopter for CPVC and CPVC pipe. I bought this unit and adopter from Amazon, much much cheaper than stores ( almost double ) All together It cost about 2500$ or less. I still have charts for vent lengths some body e mailed to me, but some how I can't send to you by this, not working. Another thing before I forget, is your gas line which should fit requirement. You have to call your gas company whether you need to change your gas meter or gas line for BTU of this unit and location of this unit in your house. Distance from gas meter decides, usually it is OK but very important for proper function. You could find the chart from google.
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The vent is that black unit atop. It vents side to side and the black sheet metal is held via clips. I think it'd be a lot of work to adapt it. Directions say not to use inside as it outputs carbon monoxide. Easier to put up a vertical wall and place a piece of sheet metal where the vent is