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Shopping for tankless water heater & see e.g. Rheem offers both power
vent and direct vent. Appears the DV models require a 5" stainless coaxial vent pipe . . . more expensive and more complicated. Does not appear the PV requires the coaxial pipe . . . piping outside air for combustion is optional. So, simpler and cheaper I think? Downside of PV is use of electricity for blower (when it's running)? How much can that be? Enough to make the added $$ for the expensive coaxial stainless worth it? I am in West-central Ohio with 47-53 degree ground water. I can sweat copper and run black pipe for gas . . . is vent piping a "novice beware" job in your opinion? thx JR in OH |
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