Highbeam
Minister of Fire
I just had three insurance companies turn me down for homeowner's insurance due to my antiquated heating system of wall heaters. They require a central heating system with a single thermostat. Weird.
Rinnai ES38-P Direct Vent Propane Wall Furnace
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Warm_in_NH
Minister of Fire
May depend on bank. In 2009 and again in 2011 my Rinnai heaters qualified as a central heat system here in NH and allowed the home to qualify for financing.
They're very popular up here and if you have to burn propane or Nat gas (just swap out the jets) they're very efficient.
Had an apartment with an empire heater, it didn't require power but was much more primitive than the Rinnai and I do not believe they qualify as a central heat system. But don't quote me on that.
They're very popular up here and if you have to burn propane or Nat gas (just swap out the jets) they're very efficient.
Had an apartment with an empire heater, it didn't require power but was much more primitive than the Rinnai and I do not believe they qualify as a central heat system. But don't quote me on that.
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