Yeah, I could use some professional advice on that stuff.
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Yeah, I could use some professional advice on that stuff.
how much generator does one need to run the furnace and blower motor? I know my gas fireplace, with fan, would be easier to run, but if SHTF I would like to warm more than one room.
Aren't all furnaces gas? Well beside wood ones
NO. Some use heating oil . Some interestingly enough utilize steam / hot water heat .Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
http://www.homedepot.com/b/Heating-V...s/N-5yc1vZc4m2
For something that could start an electrical fire you wouldn't know about to till some neighbor tried pulling your unconscious body out. Yeah i'd say soQuote:
Originally Posted by Otterbatcat
Then again that neighborhood, wouldn't be the first time they tried slipping you a roofie, IF you know what i Mean!
On a serious note. I had an electrician set ours up. The only thing i'm sure of when it comes to electricity is............... DO NOT STICK METAL OBJECTS IN THE OUTLETS, EVER!
I could have been more clear. I guess I was asking aren't all forced air furnaces gas that aren't obviously not gas. I know that sounds stupid. In our neck of the woods we mostly have gas, then probably boilers, then pellet stoves/wood burning, then coal, then oil is my guess. Scott should bet in here soon to key me know what's up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
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Originally Posted by Irving
Yes clarification is desired.
transmission ending
All kinds of furnaces. Natural gas, propane, oil, waste oil, electric, wood burning.
If we had the room, i'd drop a waste oil furnace in the garage.Quote:
Originally Posted by hghclsswhitetrsh
You can suspend them from the ceiling. The guy that works for me sells and installs them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo