Tankless water heaters must be vented to outside

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Tankless heaters must be vented to the outside:

All models of tankless water heaters come with draft diverter installed. Aquastar tankless heaters use conventional double-wall Type B vent pipe. This is the same type of vent used with conventional water and space heaters. Tagaki tankless heaters use inexpensive 4-inch single-wall vent pipe, due to their power-vented exhaust. Vent pipe is not included with the heater, but is easily available at plumbing, building supply, or hardware stores. The vent piping used with most of these heaters is larger than tank-type vent piping. It is very important that you do not adapt down to an existing vent size! Replace the vent and cut larger clearance holes as necessary if doing a retrofit. Venting may be run horizontally as much as 10 feet. Maintain 1-inch rise per foot of run. Aquastar recommends ten feet of vertical vent at some point in the system to promote good flow.

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