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WILLIAMS 1403622 GRAVITY DIRECT VENT NATURAL GAS 14,000 BTU FURNACE HEATER $900	$509.99		29d 21h 33m
Furnace warm air, used Armstrong Air counterflow 80% eff. 75,000btu Natural gas	$75.00	0	5d 0h 54m
Goodman 2 Stage 95% 92,000 BTU Upflow Natural Gas Furnace GMH950904CX	$950.00		24d 16h 51m
WHIRLPOOL WGFM295045V3B 46,000 BTU UP/HORIZONTAL NATURAL GAS FURNACE 95% 168163	$829.00	0	1d 16h 22m
NEW - Tempstar Natural Gas Furnace DLX96 F9MXE0601714A 96% Efficient 60,000 BTU	$899.99		26d 22h 28m
COMFORT-AIRE Natural Gas Furnace, AFUE 80, DwnFlow, Input 60K BTU	$529.99	0	1d 18h 27m
York 80% 100,000 BTU Upflow Natural Gas Furnace	$550.00		19d 18h 43m
TRANE GFNC010ADC2100 NATURAL GAS 77% DUCT FURNACE 12478	$250.00	0	1d 19h 27m
Luxaire 95% 100,000 BTU Upflow Natural Gas Furnace	$895.00		19d 18h 13m
Honeywell natural gas valve model VR8204M 1075 1/2" inch furnace	$45.00	0	6d 2h 27m

Articles

Solar Manufacturing Builds Large Car Bottom Vacuum Furnace For Chinese ...

May 22, 2012 | The one-of-a-kind furnace has a 120" diameter heating element to accommodate a work zone that measures 99" (2519 mm) wide x 48" (1219 mm) high by 180" (4572 mm) deep and has a hearth designed to accommodate up to a 15,000 pound workload. The system is a single chamber, internal gas quench, batch-type design featuring an all-metal hot zone and dual 35" diffusion pump systems for high vacuum (10-5 Torr range) performance. Solar accommodated the customer's request to fit the furnace and all its components into the smallest footprint arrangement possible by designing a unique, powered loading system. The internal quench design incorporates a 200 HP motor/heat exchanger system for rapid gas cooling at 2 Bar pressure. This new, purpose-built furnace will be used by the customer for the annealing and degassing of titanium alloys as well as for processing other steel alloy parts for aircraft applications. Supervision of the installation and commissioning of the furnace will be a co-operative effort between Solar Manufacturing and their Chinese representative, Beijing Waves Corporation. Read more »

News

Carbon monoxide problems increase along with snowfall

Feb 04, 2011 | People should not run generators in the home, garage or other enclosed spaces, or use natural gas appliances such as stoves as heating devices,

Con Ed Sets Gas Delivery Record

Feb 03, 2011 | The utility says it set a new record for natural gas delivery last month, breaking the record set in January 2009. December 2010 ranks third on the all-time

Winds, snow cause problems for furnaces

Feb 02, 2011 | Make certain that chimneys, flues and vents for all natural gas appliances – such as furnaces and water heaters – are kept clear of snow and ice.

Utility Warns To Clear Furnace Vents For Safety

Feb 03, 2011 | This can damage natural gas meters and keep carbon monoxide from properly venting. Consumers said it has recently taken reports from customers experiencing

Carbon monoxide, natural gas may pose threat

Feb 02, 2011 | Snow drifts against businesses and houses can bury natural gas meters and block furnace exhaust and intake vents. This can cause the poisonous gases to back

Questions & Answers

Why is my natural gas furnace making buzzing sounds?

Nov 30, 2007 by Glenn

I have a natural gas furnace and noticed that on an intermittent basis it makes a buzzing sound. At first the buzzing sound didn't happen that often, but now it is happening more frequently.

The furnace will buzz for several seconds and then stop. Then at some random point it will buzz again for another few seconds. This only happens with the furnace is actually running.

The furnace is still producing heat. In fact, apart from the buzzing sound, it is working normally.

Well you got all the smart answers, now I'll try to actually held you.

Your gas furnace has a blower motor. There usually is a metal access panel over the internal parts of the furnace. Next time you hear the buzz, go to the furnace and put your hand on the panel, I'll bet it is vibrating when the blower motor is working. If it is not that panel, try a different panel.

When you find the buzz panel, you'll have to secure it so it doesn't vibrate. If this doesn't fix your buzz noise, you may be forced to call a repair man to do more investigating, but it's usually some that gets lose when it gets warm. I would be surprised if it were not just a lose panel cover.

I have a natural gas furnace but I want to use electric heat?

Jul 29, 2008 by Jen

What is better for the environment? I have a natural gas furnace, but in my area all of our electricity comes from hydro dams. So would I be better off using electric heaters to go more green? We have very cold winters and they last about 5 months. I am thinking of buying some plug in electric heaters, is this a good idea? I must confess that I also want to save money as our natural gas is going up in price this winter by 30%, would using electricity save me money?

No, stick with gas for now, any unused electricity from the dam will be used elsewhere. Also heating your house with a high efficiency gas furnace creates nearly no pollution, its a very clean fuel. If you do want to use electric get an electric furnace installed with a heat pump. Using portable heaters will cost a fortune in your electric bill, and its bad for the environment.

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Natural Home Heating: The Complete Guide to Renewable Energy Options	$3.95	BetterWorld.com - New, Used, Rare Books & Textbooks	"Natural Home Heating" explains all these details and more, making it unique in the marketplace. The use of fossil fuels is the primary contributor to global warming.There are viable, clean, healthy, and affordable home heating alternatives Learn how to burn environmentally friendly bio-diesel fuels, not just in your car, but in your furnace. Pahl teaches homeowners how to retrofit existing heating systems and choose renewable replacements, or design an entirely new house that can be heated comfortably with minimal environmental and financial impact.Consider: 95% of American homes are heated with fossil fuels or electricity (which is generated mainly by fossil fuels).Oil and gas prices will continue to rise as supplies dwindle and sources become less reliable.Home heating costs could double or even triple in the event of a fuel crisis. Find out how a ground-source heat pump works and why it can achieve 400% heating efficiency. Learn how to burn environmentally friendly biodiesel fuels, not just in your car, but in your furnace or boiler. Discover what it takes to make burning wood truly sustainable. Greg Pahl offers a well-organized, easy-to-understand tour of all available renewable home-heating options, including wood, pellet, corn and grain-fired stoves, fireplaces, furnaces and boilers as well as masonry heaters, active and passive solar systems, and heat pumps. Included is everything you need to know about the fuels, systems, technologies, costs, and advantages and disadvantages of each option.
01845401 - 8 inch Rc Field Draft Control	$69.57	Capitol Supply	Oil and Gas Furnace Power Venters,, Vents combustion gases produced by 80%+ efficiency LP or natural gas and oil furnaces, boilers and water heaters Unique negative pressure design prohibits flue gas leakage For use in old chimneys with insufficient draft Combines the fan, motor and vent hood into one unit Designed for use down to -40F and to overcome 40 MPH winds Designed for use in a damp environment with an aluminized steel enclosure Not for use with solid fuels such as wood, coal and waste oil See chart below for required control kit Use X71-178 for oil applications and X71-183 for gas applications X71-183 includes a 4 inch MG-1 draft control for gas applications X71-179 is UL listed X89-554, X89-555 and X71-184 are ETL approved X89-859 kit includes SWG Power Venter, 4 inch MG1 Draft Control and CK-43F Control Kit; can be used with all 80+ gas draft induced furnaces from Amana, Armstrong, Bard, Carrier, Consolidated, Dunkirk, ICP, Lennox, Rheem, Trane and York [FCC01845401] UPC: 090747520008 8 inch 10L x 10W x 9H 3.7 LB 0.52 Cubes
The Homeowners Guide to Energy Independence: Alternative Power Sources for the Average American	$3.94	BetterWorld.com - New, Used, Rare Books & Textbooks	It is for anyone who gets their electricity and heat from traditional oil-burning sources, but wants to be proactive in achieving freedom from fossil-fuel dependence. Fossil fuels provoke wars, make us ill, and endanger the planet--and they're running out. Can the average American begin to move away from traditional energy sources without pulling out of society? You'll learn how much each method costs, and how quickly you will recoup any investment in alternative energy. A chapter covers fuel-efficient cars and alternative fuel transportation. Also included are a list of contacts and resources, so you can get started today. Have you ever felt like declaring your independence? The answer is "Yes A revolution is afoot, and it's happening quietly in homes across the country. The Homeowners Guide to Energy Independence is a guide to the most viable and affordable alternative energy sources, including solar panels, wind generators, hydrogen fuel cells, wood, hydroelectric, and more. There are other options beyond oil and coal, and it only takes access to information to begin making the switch. The Homeowners Guide to Energy Independence is for all Americans: urbanites, suburbanites, and residents of the country alike. You'll learn about the most progressive and advanced options that have become available to the consumer as well as tried-and-true energy conservation techniques. Whether you want to moderately supplement your traditional fuel-burning furnace, or completely revamp your home, this book has all the information you will need.