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Mr. Heater Natural Gas Vent-Free Blue Flame Wall Heater, 30,000 BTU, Model# MHVFB30NGT
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$279.99
- Heat areas up to 1000 sq. feet
- Uses natural convection to circulate warm, comfortable air throughout the room -- great for family rooms, workshops, basement and other hard-to-heat areas
- Easy installation with no venting or electricity required, making it ideal for power outages
- Clean-burning, cost-effective heat
- Multi-output valve provides easy temperature regulation
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- (1) Mr. Heater Natural Gas Vent-Free Blue Flame Wall Heater -- 30,000 BTU, Model# MHVFB30NGT
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Features + Benefits
- Heat areas up to 1000 sq. feet
- Uses natural convection to circulate warm, comfortable air throughout the room -- great for family rooms, workshops, basement and other hard-to-heat areas
- Easy installation with no venting or electricity required, making it ideal for power outages
- Clean-burning, cost-effective heat
- Multi-output valve provides easy temperature regulation
- Battery operated electronic ignition (battery included)
- Automatic low oxygen shutoff system
- Includes brackets for wall mounting and legs for floor use
- Requires 6in. clearance from corner and side wall
- 4,500ft. high altitude restriction
- 30,000 btu's
- Includes built-in adjustable thermostat
- For use with natural gas
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Can this be set to turn on and off to maintain 60 degrees?
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does NOT have a numbered temperature thermostat. Will certainly hold the temperature close to where you set it, just no numbers
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This heater has a thermostat that is numbered from 1 to 5. You would set thermostat on high, when desired temperature is reached you would lower thermostat until the flame shuts off. The burner will cycle back on when room temperature drops below the set temperature.
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Can you hang it on the wall with the blower fan?
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Base upon concerns I read elsewhere, I spaced the bracket out from the wall an additional 1/2" to make sure there was adequate room for intake air for the fan, and it works great.
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Yes, the blower is not included but can be purchased.
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This heater can be hung on the wall with the optional blower installed.
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Is there a propane conversion kit for this or is there a product like this supporting propane?
We do not have natural gas, but access to propane. what are my options?
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They sell the same heater but for propane
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no conversion kit but there is an identical model that is propane by default.
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Item # 52569 is a propane (LP) version of this heater.
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Does this device connect to a natural gas inlet.
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I would also suggest installing a manual shut-off valve for safety. After each heating season is over, I turn the gas off via this valve. Makes it easy to remove the heater, if needed.
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This item does connect to a 3/8" natural gas inlet.
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Does this heater come the leg kit ?
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Yes the legs are included in price of stove.
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The leg kit is included with the heater.
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How to choose b/t this or the 'radiant' version?
This 'blue flame' heater is listed as convection, and the ''Mr. Heater Vent-Free Natural Gas Radiant Wall Heater — 30,000 BTU, 5-Plaque, Model# MHVFRD30NGT'' is listed as radiant, but-- other than that, both heaters have identical BTU outputs, required clearances, optional fan, etc.
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The blue flame style works well to heat the air in the room. Radiant heaters work great for heating objects in the room. Blue flame heaters are most commonly used in garages and the radiant units can be used in a 4-season porch as an example or any sort of area with a lot of items in the room. Both heating styles will work great to heat the room up and it would be a matter of preference on which one would be best. The radiant version of the MHVFB30NGT is Northern Tool + Equipment item number 52570.
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The blue flame type heat is considered better for areas and rooms that are well insulated. Radiant heat usually better if the room/area is not well insulated. Radiant heat tends to warm objects in the room where blue flame heat warms the air. Our house is well insulated so I purchased the blue flame model and it works great. A note to remember: Before each heating season I clean the pilot light sensor.
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Does this heater give off any odor or fumes?
I have been in a garage with a heater similar to this, and the fumes were so bad it made my eyes burn.
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no odors or fumes whatsoever. use it in my every day living quarters
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This heater will produce an odor for approximately 20 minutes when it is first used from newly constructed materials. This heater includes an oxygen depletion sensor to prevent fumes or odor being too powerful.
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Will this work at 7500 ft altitude?
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This heater has an altitude restriction of 4500 ft.
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No, due to the presence of the oxygen depletion sensor, which is a necessary safety device, this heater has an altitude restriction of 4500 ft.
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How close can furniture be to the front Clearance
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The heater would have a 36" clearance from fabric or flammable objects from the front.
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can this be hooked up to the natural gas source for the fireplace?
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The heater will connect to a 3/8" natural gas connection. The inlet pressure should not exceed 14 inches of water column. The minimum water column required is 7 inches.
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Specifications
Mr. Heater Natural Gas Vent-Free Blue Flame Wall Heater, 30,000 BTU, Model# MHVFB30NGT
Mr. Heater Natural Gas Vent-Free Radiant Wall Heater, 10,000 BTU, 2-Plaque, Model# MHVFR10NG
Mr. Heater Natural Gas Vent-Free Blue Flame Wall Heater, 10,000 BTU, Model# MHVFB10NG
Mr. Heater Vent-Free Natural Gas Radiant Wall Heater, 30,000 BTU, 5-Plaque, Model# MHVFRD30NGT
Heat Output
Same
30,000 Btu/hour
10,000 Btu/hour
10,000 Btu/hour
30,000 Btu/hour
Heating Capability
Same
1,000 ft²
250 ft²
300 ft²
1,000 ft²
Heat Type
Same
Convection
Radiant
Convection
Radiant
Hardwired
Same
No
No
No
No
Vent-Free
Same
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Assembled Width
Same
13.13 in
11.38 in
11.38 in
13.13 in
Assembled Height
Same
28.13 in
23 in
23 in
28.13 in
Assembled Depth
Same
31.13 in
18.25 in
18.25 in
31.13 in
Remote Included
Same
No
No
No
No
Gas Inlet
Same
3/8 in
3/8 in
3/8 in
3/8 in
Blower Included
Same
No
No
No
No
Thermostat Included
Same
Yes
No
No
Yes
Needs Direct Venting
Same
No
No
No
No
Heat Settings
Same
2
2
2
5
Product Weight
Same
lb
lb
lb
lb
Dimensions L x W x H (in.)
Same
27.25 x 11.25 x 27.0 in
19.75 x 11.25 x 22.5 in
7.5 x 15.75 x 20.0 in
27.25 x 11.25 x 27.0 in
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