how much water from combustion

Unknown

of 1 gal of K2? approximately.......thanx

Jean-David Beyer

For natural gas...

it is about 1.15 gallons of water from 100,000 BTU. It is less for #2 fuel oil and I assume also for K2.

Unknown

thanx

that confirms what i had a helluva time at a scientific site when contemplating a ventless gas heater..............might have to return there to get this answer?

Jean-David Beyer

Better check your local codes.

It is my understanding that ventless gas heaters are illegal in many jurisdictions.

I do not know if they are legal where I live, but I would not have one in the house.

Unknown

it aint

about the heater, its about the science,otherwise a fool with a tool....

Steamhead

JDB is right

they are illegal because of the carbon monoxide hazard. The only thing we'll do with one of these monstrosities is rip it out!

Unknown

stay away from

my gas cookstove which dont got a O2 safety sensor, unlike the ventless heaters. I guess u dont know how much H2O from K2 combustion ?

meplumber

K1 heaters cannot be ventless in most areas either.

I wasn't even aware that they were still in production.  There were some camp heaters available in the late 80's.  I have data on LP and Natural moisture output, but nothing on #2 or K1.

Unknown

ressurection day bonus

from the other site[science] i got the word that its ~ 1/1 & similar to gas ratio IN SPITE OF BTU CONTENT...........HAPPY EASTER WNS