Tankless Water Heater Venting

Venting vent kits.

Tankless water heater venting.

To get the most out of your tankless water heater you need the right vent and termination kit. All indoor tankless gas water heaters must be vented vertically or horizontally to the outdoors using factory approved venting material no other venting material is permitted. Tankless water heaters can vent through the roof or a side wall creating more flexibility and options for placement. Tankless water heaters blow exhaust from the heater horizontally with the use of fans thereby permitting vents to end on a different position of your house.

Condensation tankless water heaters minimize the value of the installation. Tankless water heaters use fans to blow exhaust from the unit horizontally allowing vents to terminate on the side of a house. See the use and care manual for important information regarding the venting installation and materials for your tankless water heater. For vent kits make sure you read the directions carefully for your particular tankless heater.

Types of tankless water heater vent termination kits. Traditional gas tank water heater require venting through the roof. Propane tankless water heaters are one of the most efficient water heating options available providing a reduction in energy costs of up to 50. Tankless water heater venting style permits for multiple emission choices.

Venting a tankless water heater according to the manufacturer s instructions is essential to the installation process for the water heater to function at length and effectively and most importantly to avoid any chance of danger and the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. In addition these systems can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 61.