I've asked some local professionals and they looked
through their catalogs but didn't find any.

I installed one back in.. 1975... so I'd hope there
are still some around.

Use would be in... the bathroom of a rarely used temple.
We keep that area and the kitchen at 35 (just above freezing)
and let the rest of the building drop even lower.

On the days we have services we kick the programmable
thermostat into action.

I'd like a separate heater in the bathroom to warm
it up sooner. (The main furnace is good for only
a couple of degrees/hour, so it takes the better
part of a day to get comfortable).

The bathroom is in the corner of the building
with exposed brick walls, so there's _lots_ of
a very cold heat sink...

We've got a natural gas line in the basement just
about 15 feet away, and friendly contracters and
decent building codes.. So what I was looking
for is a direct vent unit that could give, say,
a 5,000/30,000 dual stage choice. (Numbers
purely for illustration, but we'd really like
a high output/quick heater upper option).

Any pointers? Thanks

note: since we only use the building a couple
of days/month, rebuilding the walls with decent
insulation wouldn't be useful.

Thanks again
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On Saturday, January 3, 2015 12:59:46 PM UTC-5, danny burstein wrote:
I've asked some local professionals and they looked
through their catalogs but didn't find any.

I installed one back in.. 1975... so I'd hope there
are still some around.

Use would be in... the bathroom of a rarely used temple.
We keep that area and the kitchen at 35 (just above freezing)
and let the rest of the building drop even lower.

On the days we have services we kick the programmable
thermostat into action.

I'd like a separate heater in the bathroom to warm
it up sooner. (The main furnace is good for only
a couple of degrees/hour, so it takes the better
part of a day to get comfortable).

The bathroom is in the corner of the building
with exposed brick walls, so there's _lots_ of
a very cold heat sink...

We've got a natural gas line in the basement just
about 15 feet away, and friendly contracters and
decent building codes.. So what I was looking
for is a direct vent unit that could give, say,
a 5,000/30,000 dual stage choice. (Numbers
purely for illustration, but we'd really like
a high output/quick heater upper option).

Any pointers? Thanks

note: since we only use the building a couple
of days/month, rebuilding the walls with decent
insulation wouldn't be useful.

Thanks again
__________________________________________________ ___
Knowledge may be power, but communications is the key

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Google broken today?

trader_4 wrote:
On Saturday, January 3, 2015 12:59:46 PM UTC-5, danny burstein wrote:
I've asked some local professionals and they looked
through their catalogs but didn't find any.

I installed one back in.. 1975... so I'd hope there
are still some around.

Use would be in... the bathroom of a rarely used temple.
We keep that area and the kitchen at 35 (just above freezing)
and let the rest of the building drop even lower.

On the days we have services we kick the programmable
thermostat into action.

I'd like a separate heater in the bathroom to warm
it up sooner. (The main furnace is good for only
a couple of degrees/hour, so it takes the better
part of a day to get comfortable).

The bathroom is in the corner of the building
with exposed brick walls, so there's _lots_ of
a very cold heat sink...

We've got a natural gas line in the basement just
about 15 feet away, and friendly contracters and
decent building codes.. So what I was looking
for is a direct vent unit that could give, say,
a 5,000/30,000 dual stage choice. (Numbers
purely for illustration, but we'd really like
a high output/quick heater upper option).

Any pointers? Thanks

note: since we only use the building a couple
of days/month, rebuilding the walls with decent
insulation wouldn't be useful.

Thanks again
__________________________________________________ ___
Knowledge may be power, but communications is the key

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Google broken today?

Hi,
When I Googled "direct vent 2 state natural gas furnace" I got many hits.

trader_4 wrote:
On Saturday, January 3, 2015 12:59:46 PM UTC-5, danny burstein wrote:
I've asked some local professionals and they looked
through their catalogs but didn't find any.

I installed one back in.. 1975... so I'd hope there
are still some around.

Use would be in... the bathroom of a rarely used temple.
We keep that area and the kitchen at 35 (just above freezing)
and let the rest of the building drop even lower.

On the days we have services we kick the programmable
thermostat into action.

I'd like a separate heater in the bathroom to warm
it up sooner. (The main furnace is good for only
a couple of degrees/hour, so it takes the better
part of a day to get comfortable).

The bathroom is in the corner of the building
with exposed brick walls, so there's _lots_ of
a very cold heat sink...

We've got a natural gas line in the basement just
about 15 feet away, and friendly contracters and
decent building codes.. So what I was looking
for is a direct vent unit that could give, say,
a 5,000/30,000 dual stage choice. (Numbers
purely for illustration, but we'd really like
a high output/quick heater upper option).

Any pointers? Thanks

note: since we only use the building a couple
of days/month, rebuilding the walls with decent
insulation wouldn't be useful.

Thanks again
__________________________________________________ ___
Knowledge may be power, but communications is the key

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Google broken today?

Hi,
When I Googled it gave many hits.

In Tony Hwang writes:

Google broken today?

Hi,
When I Googled "direct vent 2 state natural gas furnace" I got many hits.

Based on a couple of comments here I just redid the search,
and checked through each entry in the first two pages.
(Ten apiece, so 20 total).

Not one of them was actaully ummm....... one sec...

ah, I copied/pasted your typo. When I corrected
it to "2 stage" I'm seeing a bunch.

Wierd... When I tried earlier (before posting to
this group) I couldn't find any.

Thanks again.


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