Questions and Answers for Pleasant Hearth 23.5 in. Compact 20,000 BTU Vent-Free Dual Fuel Gas Stove

A:  No you can not. Please contact our Customer Service Team for more assistance. -GHP Group Customer Support

A:  yes ! the burner goes on and off according to the thermostat.

A:  the stove has its own thermostat

A:  No.

A:  My house is only 908 ft.² I turned it on at its lowest and it practically roasted me out of my house. Yes I don’t see why you couldn’t use it with a thermostat.

A:  No,it has a mechanical temp. Control

A:  This unit can not be wired to be used with an external thermostat. -GHP Group Customer Support

A:  It has a thermostat. To setup, on cold day, set it to Max. When comfortable, turn down till it goes off by itself. Leave dial alone.Burner will go on and off to keep you comfortable. Simple. Turn off pilot during summer. Back on in cold weather. Running pilot is cheap. A wall thermo, no. Don’t need it. You bend over once to set, or have grand daughter bend for you. Set it. Forget it.

A:  Yes. It may not fit into your chimney opening but you can put outside - I did and just stuffed insulation up the chimney so no draft would get in - but if you chimney is closed off on top then you won't have too. Mine is open not much but enough. I like this enough but I am not so happy as the older models that had the knobs on the top. Much easier to use. But it works well.

A:  If you supply adequate spacing then you can set up this unit in the old space. -GHP Group Customer Support

A:  Yes.

A:  This gas stove is vent-free. Hook it up to pre-existing gas line as long as there are no leaks in line, close vent to your old chimney. Maybe blocking it would prevent from losing heat. I've had my stove a few yrs. on the chilly nights or days I set mine on number 3 and if it gets to warm it will auto shut off then turn back on . This stove replaced a very old wall heater in my living-room.

A:  This is a great product and it doesn't need a chimney.

A:  Absolutely. No problem. That's exactly what we did.

A:  yes this stove needs no venting at all

A:  Yes I had this 2 years no problems

A:  Yes.

A:  Yes, it has a pilot light.

A:  Yes it has a gas pilot

A:  Yes, 2 of them. 1 for natural gas and 1 for propane, only 1 is used depending on which gas you are using.

A:  Men and women will need a licensed plumber.

A:  If you are not confident in your ability to lift/move or assemble this unit then we suggest you hire a professional installer. -GHP Group Customer Support

A:  Yes or at least a reputable handy man. The only issue is the gas connections. They offer an install kit and I highly recommend it just to simplify everything.

A:  It depends on what your local codes allow a homeowner to do themselves.

A:  This heater is tested up to 5,000 ft. above sea level. We have had customers with success up to 8,000 ft. but we cannot comment on the performance or efficiency past 5,000 ft. -GHP Group Customer Support

A:  The manual say 5000 feet is the maximum for dependable operation. My guess is it will get a little erratic at high altitude.

A:  Not like a door, but you can remove the front screen for access.

A:  no ,the front does not open like a door.the front is a panel which attaches to the sides

A:  No front door does not open

A:  it must be brought in by a gas line properly installed. if not sure, suggest a profestioal do the installation and hook-up. that person should know the local codes aswell.

A:  We use our's in a screen in, porch, catio. Not sure about inside a house, probably a venting system. Not sure. We really like our stove. Thanks

A:  My home is only 908 square feet & even at its lowest it gets too hot in my house to use the gas stove in my house.

A:  A plumber can put in the needed pipes and permit.

A:  I purchase the stove for natural gas, not one to be fueled by propane

A:  Yes, that's the reason I purchased it, it is fueled by natural gas

A:  Yes, you can use it during a power outage.

A:  Yes, this heater is natural gas. No electric is needed

A:  Yes, stove would work but not the added on electic blower, if you choose to add one. Thanks ( we really like our's)

A:  Yes, the heater will produce heat from it's fuel sorce, but remember, the optional blower, if purchased, requires electricity to run, and will not blow the out the front. I still recommend purchasing the blower unit to use when electricity is available.

A:  I don’t see why not

A:  Yes it can be used in power outages, no external power is required

A:  don't see why not as long as you use the proper sized fuel line

A:  If the area of your house is approximately 1,400 sq. feet; then yes, you can install two of these units with one unit on each end of the house.

A:  Yes, you just need a source of fuel at each location, we have a natural gas line to stove.

A:  Depends on how large your home is