Water heater door question

Bigbobdallas · Mar 25, 2007

I had a gas heater now have electric. Now the question is as far as replacing the door does electric have to have loover in the door or can it be a solid front door. Hope this makes since the question that is

Dunbar Plumbing · Mar 25, 2007

If there is a gas furnace in that same room, YES, you will have to leave them in.

Some buildings are built with a fresh air return to allow this makeup air to travel into the room. Otherwise the louvered door or extremely large gap between the door and floor is practiced.

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Leejosepho · Mar 25, 2007

Since the gas heater needed air for exhaust venting and the electric heater does not, I would say a solid door should be fine as long as that would not block/stop the air needed by the furnace for its own exhaust venting.

Bigbobdallas · Mar 25, 2007

No gas

We have no gas any more it is turned off outside and everything is now total electric. What venting are you talking about in electric

hj · Mar 25, 2007

venting

Electric appliances, other than most cooktops, do not need venting.

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