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• What exactly are Ventless (Vent-Free) Gas Products, Such as Inserts, Stoves and Fireplaces?
• Ventless gas heating appliances operate without a chimney, flue or vent, so you can install one just about anywhere without making a hole in the wall or roof.
  A variety of ventless gas products are available including space heaters, fireplaces, stoves, fireplace inserts, and gas logs.
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• Top Ten Reasons to Own a Ventless (Vent-Free) Gas Appliance
• 17 million + units installed in U.S. since 1980
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• Cut Heating Costs By Using A Ventless Heater, Fireplace, Stove, or Log Set
• Get the most out of your energy dollar with a ventless gas appliance - the sensible, cost-effective heating option. While many vented fireplaces produce little or no heating value, modern clean-burning ventless gas heaters, fireplaces, stoves, and log sets look good and provide the most efficient supplemental gas zone heating available on the market today.
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• Ventless Gas Appliances - A Safe, Convenient and Efficient Way to Heat the Room You Use Most
• Ventless appliances are similar to other space heating and hearth products, with one exception - they don't have a vent. This allows all of the useable heat to enter a room. Today, ventless gas appliances include heaters, fireplaces, fireplace inserts, stoves and log sets and, every year manufacturers introduce new designs and styles of ventless products.
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• Ventless Gas Appliances - Features that Ensure Safe and Reliable Operation
• Oxygen detection safety pilot (ODS) technology was adopted by all U.S. manufacturers for all ventless gas products in the early 1980s. ODS technology originated in Europe, and has been used in European gas heating appliances for more than half a century with an outstanding record of safety.
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• Selecting the Right Ventless (Vent-Free) Gas Heating Appliance for Your Home
• Most states in the U.S. now allow for the sale and installation of ventless gas products. However, there are 45,000 different code officials in the country, and some areas have not changed their codes to the new International "I" codes and may be in the process of doing so. Because counties and municipalities may adopt different codes than state agencies, please check with your salesperson, installer, or local codes officials to determine the current code in the city where you plan to install the appliance.
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