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Used One Week Trane XR80 Natural Gas House Heating Furnace $349.99 9d 15h 40m
New two-stage high efficiency Gas Furnace Natural or Propane LP Energy Star ECR $1,250.00 0 1d 3h 17m
Luxaire 95% 80,000 BTU Upflow Natural Gas Furnace $865.00 7d 5h 44m
Reznor 75,000 BTU Natural Gas-Fired Hanging Shop Garage Furnace Heater UDAP75 $161.92 8 1d 9h 48m
Day & Night by ICP 80% 125,000 BTU Upflow Natural Gas Furnace $552.00 7d 8h 3m
Reznor 75,000 BTU Natural Gas-Fired Hanging Shop Garage Furnace Heater UDAP75 $237.50 10 1d 9h 48m
York Affinity 80% 115,000 BTU Upflow Natural Gas Furnace $525.00 11d 11h 6m
Haier 40,000 BTU 80% EFF Natural Gas Upflow Furnace $350.00 0 1d 16h 51m
Tempstar by ICP 80% 100,000 BTU Upflow Natural Gas Furnace $506.00 7d 7h 10m
COMFORT-AIRE Natural Gas Furnace, AFUE 80, DwnFlow, Input 60K BTU $729.99 0 2d 11h 10m

Articles

A happy furnace and fireplace make for a happy home all year-round

Jun 27, 2011 | , Vice president, energy solutions and external relations, FortisBC.

Last year, 10 per cent of the program's participants reported that contractors found leaks or other problems during an inspection, while 15 per cent of participants were advised to either replace or upgrade their furnace or boiler. In addition to determining whether a furnace needs to be replaced, having natural gas appliances serviced by a qualified natural gas contractor has many benefits, including:

Leak detection - an inspection can detect even the slightest leak in customers' gas piping. Warranty - some manufacturers require regular servicing to ensure the warranty remains valid. Efficiency - a gas contractor can test to see if a furnace is operating as efficiently as possible. Safety - a gas contractor will inspect the area around appliances to make sure there is proper ventilation and that no combustibles are nearby. Air quality - a gas contractor can check furnace filters, show homeowners Read more »

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Gas Furnaces - Carrier Heating

Feb 04, 2012 | Home gas furnaces from Carrier are engineered to be an energy efficient furnace, with up to a 96.6 AFUE percentage. Choose a gas furnace model from Carrier for your home. Read more »

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Feb 04, 2012 | The most common fuel source for modern furnaces in the United States is natural gas; other common fuel sources include LPG (liquefied petroleum ... Read more »

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Feb 04, 2012 | ... 30,000 Btu, Williams Monterey 25,000 BTU Natural Gas Top-Vent Wall Furnace - 2509622, Williams Natural Gas Direct-Vent Heater, Rinnai EX08-CN Direct Vent Wall ... Read more »

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News

Carbon monoxide problems increase along with snowfall

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

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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Fuels: Petroleum, Coal, Kerosene, Biogas, Coke, Filling Station, Hexamethylenetetramine, Low-Carbon Fuel Standard, Biofuel $29.11 BetterWorld.com - New, Used, Rare Books & Textbooks Excerpt: A low-carbon fuel standard (LCFS) is a rule enacted to reduce carbon intensity in transportation fuels as compared to conventional petroleum fuels, such as gasoline and diesel. Chapters: Petroleum, Coal, Natural Gas, Kerosene, Biogas, Coke, Filling Station, Peat, Hexamine, Low-Carbon Fuel Standard, Common Ethanol Fuel Mixtures, Biofuel, Compressed Natural Gas, Liquefied Natural Gas, Fuel Efficiency in Transportation, Methane, Timeline of Alcohol Fuel, Wood Fuel, Liquefied Petroleum Gas, Water Splitting, Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel, Methanol Economy, Charcoal, Vegetable Oil Fuel, Wood Pellet, Fuel Card, Heat of Combustion, Wood Gas Generator, Liquid Nitrogen Vehicle, Nitromethane, Dimethyl Ether, Oxyhydrogen, Pellet Stove, Gas Flare, Corn Stove, Oxygenate, Alternative Fuel, Underground Storage Tank, Tire Derived Fuel, Biohydrogen, Cow Dung, Nitroethane, Multifuel, Cow Power, Glow Fuel, Pilot Light, World Lp Gas Association, Carbon Based Fuel, Coalite, Whale Oil, Hexamine Fuel Tablet, Fuel Management Systems, Otto Fuel Ii, Flammable Liquid, Tractor Vaporising Oil, Gasifier Experimenters Kit, Q-Pit, Hydrogen Fuel, Starting Fluid, Binchtan, Di-Tert-Butyl Peroxide, Lithium Economy, Pipeline Card, White Coal, Firelog, Green Wood, Treethanol, Blast Furnace Gas, Ecalene, Sterno, Jobber, Cryogenic Fuel, Coleman Fuel, Fire Point, Charcoal Lighter Fluid, Natural Gasoline, Wood Briquette, P-Series Fuels, Virgin Fuel, Txled, White Gas, Mond Gas, Cost Competitiveness of Fuel Sources, Iso 15971, High Energy Density Matter, Energy Supply, Smokeless Fuel, Colloidal Fuel, Marine Diesel Oil. The main purpose of a low-carbon fuel standard is to decr... More: http://booksllc.net/?id=225433 60 The most common low-carbon fuels are alternative fuels and cleaner fossil fuels, such as natural gas (CNG and LPG).
Open Hearth Steel Castings $19.86 BetterWorld.com - New, Used, Rare Books & Textbooks Excerpt from book: CHAPTER I Melting Stock For Acid And Basic Practice?RefracTories?Fuels?Al loys?Molding Materials Fluxes In view of the growing interest manifested by both producers and consumers of cast sections in the production of steel castings and their increasing utility, the salient points of their manufacture by the acid basic and open-hearth processes will be presented in this series of articles which cover: First?The selection and representative composition of melting stocks, alloys, refractories, fuels, melting materials and fluxes. It is a question of local conditions as to whether the fuel may be natural gas, oil, tar, or producer gas. Seventh?Discussion of the causes of blow holes and shrinkage cracks. Third?The conditions of melting as effecting the physical properties of products. Oil, next in efficiency, may be crude petroleum or a grade known as residuum; a ... Fifth?The effect of the constituent materials and metalloids usually present in open-hearth steel castings. Fourth?The analyses and physical tests of different grades of products. Second?Furnace construction and the melting and manipulation of heats. Eighth?The repair of defects by thermit welding. Usually a silica sand with less than 95 per cent silica will not answer for a refractory. Natural gas is by far the most satisfactory, owing to its high calorific value and its non-contamination of the bath or molten charge. Sixth?Heat treatment or annealing, with notes on microscopic examinations. Ninth?Approximate cost of open-hearth installations.and soda); an excess of any tends to lower the fusion point of the sand, destroying its required sintering or refractoriness. It is fed directly into the working body of the furnace without any preheating or a passing through the regenerator chambers. This is an OCR edition with typos.