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What is the difference between vented and vent-free (un-vented) gas log sets?

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What is the difference between vented and vent-free (un-vented) gas log sets?

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Vent-free logs are rated as a heating appliance and do not require venting to the outside. Vented logs are rated as decorative and require venting to the outside. Heatmaster vent-free logs are CSA certified both vent-free and vented. What are the advantages of vent-free log sets? They normally use less gas than vented logs and produce more heat since no venting is required. They can be used in homes that do not have a masonry fireplace. Can I install vent-free gas logs in my masonry fireplace? Yes. They can be vented or the damper can be closed and be burned as vent-free for an excellent source of heat. Can I move or change the log position in my vent-free gas log system? No. Each log has a specific position and is certified by a testing agency such as C.S.A in this position. Refer to the installation instructions for the correct set up of your log set. Should I turn off the pilot when not burning the gas logs? This is not necessary. Pilot flames burn very little gas and serve as a con

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