Williams direct-vent gravity wall furnace display - AHR Expo 2017
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- We take a look at Williams direct-vent gravity wall furnace display while attending the AHR Expo 2017. The models range from 14,000 Btu to 30,000 Btu and are great for garages. Check out these products and more at www.hvacbrain....
I have installed 12 of these in an apartment building. These are my findings:
Pros:
inexpensive compared to other manufacturers, comes with exhaust venting and thermostat, no electricity needed (also a Con), heats well, no sound emitted
Cons:
huge exhaust hole- no fun installing thru brick or if you hit a stud, very basic thermostat with no built in thermometer and no other thermostats will work with it so it runs less efficient, no electric means landlord will have to light it and shut it off-cant leave standing pilot going all summer, top is flat -which will be used as a shelf- i had a small fire
Hey bub can I mount a 16 inch wide heater outside a 14 inch studs
Hello. Can I replace this unit with existing top vent?
i noticed how the camera swung away from her " struggling" to get the door shut..?
Because, if you notice, her clothing got caught in it as she first started to shut it.
So what Karen
Knucklehead her sweater got caught in the door
Total junk. Heat output horrible even with the loud OPTIONAL blower motor. Avoid these things.
I agree, My blower ran silent for about a week. after that sounded like a jet landing on a cooking sheet. horrible. looking at rinnai now.
@@JosephMBoyer Going on three years with mine and no issues what’s so ever. Blower isn’t super quiet but it’s not so loud it’s irritating. Show me a heater with a blower that is quiet!
@@ctb2814 rinnai is going to be my next purchase. more efficient heaters. cant wait to get rid of my williams. was nice when it was new 3 years ago.... im unfortunate and got a bad expierence with williams. what really sucks, the price of these direct vent heaters have shoot up thru the roof in the past year.