Just found this forum and hope someone can help. We live in central Florida and have a White Mountain Hearth "Vail" ventless lp gas fireplace (Model: VF24FP2P-1) we use for ambiance only. Our issue is that even at the lowest setting it puts off way too much heat (and water vapor) for our little home. Is there a safe way to vent the combustion gasses out the back, through our cinder block wall, to reduce the heat output?
Unique LP issue in Florida...too much heat
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No. Ventless (or household vented) appliances are just that.
No exterior venting can be attached to it.
If it's in a fireplace, open the damper.
If it's a free-standing unit, open a window.
No exterior venting can be attached to it.
If it's in a fireplace, open the damper.
If it's a free-standing unit, open a window.
