New Pacific Energy Summit Install

[Hunter2000]

Had a PE summit installed this year. Was a bit sad when shopping to find out it didn’t qualify for the tax credit- I asked PE about it and have attached their response.

Anyway I have fired it 3-4 times already, works great! I can’t wait for this winter. Happy to answer any questions.

 

[begreen]

That looks great. Get ready for some warm evenings.

 

[Doublebogey]

Yiu need to work on the cord tucking a touch. Throw that bruck back on the corner of the heart with a bit of two part epoxy and see how long it lasts.

That's a beautiful looking insert and it fits that space to a tee!

 

[Doublebogey]

Yiu need to work on the cord tucking a touch. Throw that bruck back on the corner of the heart with a bit of two part epoxy and see how long it lasts.

That's a beautiful looking insert and it fits that space to a tee!

Lol, auto correct seems to work way better when I am stateside.

 

[Hunter2000]

Yiu need to work on the cord tucking a touch. Throw that bruck back on the corner of the heart with a bit of two part epoxy and see how long it lasts.

That's a beautiful looking insert and it fits that space to a tee!

Thanks! Yes that brick came off during install- epoxy best to use to put it back ? Wasn’t sure.

 

[armanidog]

Are the fans very loud?

 

[Hunter2000]

Are the fans very loud?

My first Insert-so hard to judge- if I have them medium to low they are extremely quiet. On high I would say it’s about the sound of a standard box fan on medium.

 

[Doublebogey]

Thanks! Yes that brick came off during install- epoxy best to use to put it back ? Wasn’t sure.

That's what I would do. Clean the brick and mortar surface off to try to get as reunion that shows no gap at the visible surface. Maybe give a little extra surface area for the epoxy to grab by digging a little deeper in a lower spot on said brick. You seem to have a mortar joint left in tact in that picture so I would try to snuggle into that instead of removing it and spending the next 20 years staring at the one head joint that sticks out like a sore thumb.