freash air kits

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Dave P

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Aug 22, 2007
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We live in a super insulated, air tight house and I assume my new Scan Andersen will require a fresh air supply kit. I already have fresh air duct left from the ZC fireplace. I'm wondering if anyone has installed one of these kits and what I can expect as far as installation goes?
Thanks all
Dave
 
Its a flex hose, you duct it to outside someplace. What else is there to say about it?
 
Coaster said:

Thanks for the thread references. Just finished reading most of the first thread. Good back and forth discussions, brings out lots of points.

One point I did not see in the first thread was this: At least for the ZC woodburning high efficiency fireplaces I have researched, the manufacturers install manuals require outside air kits.
So a consumer is at risk of voiding whatever warranty coverage those manufacturers provide if the consumer chooses to not install OAK.

I concluded, if OAK is most instances make little difference in operating performance one way or the other, then there is no harm by installing them. And that way I am in accord with manufacturer required install, and my warranty is not voided.

Thanks again for the threads.

BTB
 
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