Category 3 Appliance Venting

Add to list click to add item saf t vent 3 x 5 category iii appliance adapter to your list.

Category 3 appliance venting. Go to previous page. Newer ul standards however only permit the use of specialized category iii appliance vent material for residential installations that are sidewall vented. Category iii appliances in residential use are mostly tank less water heaters that are vented through the wall with stainless steel. This stuff is gastight stainless steel and hideously expensive.

In a category iii venting system if there is a. These appliances operate with positive vent pressure and therefore cannot be adjoined to a gravity vented water heater. When venting two appliances separately into a common chimney always install the smaller flue pipe appliance with lowest gph input at a higher point into the chimney than the larger flue pipe for the appliance with the largest gph input. Use only pressurizable vent as specified by manufacturer.

Category iii is defined as a gas heating appliance with a flue loss equal or greater than 17 non condensing with a positive vent static pressure. Category iii refers to positive vent pressure which is created by exhaust blowers in unit heaters. Refer to figure 2. Shipping add to cart.

Venting listed category i gas fired appliances listed appliances equipped with a draft hood and appliances listed for use with type b gas vents are 1 factory built chimneys 2 listed chimney lining systems for gas venting in masonry chimneys and 3 type b gas vents. Use only special condensing service vent as specified by manufacturer. In short it is a us standard for gas venting systems required in category iii applications. Chapter 13 sizing of category i venting systems vent connectors slope in ft upward to chimney vent not smaller than appliance flue up to 2 sizes larger than appliance flue length depends on type for single appliance single wall 75 of vent height b vent 100 of vent height 18 inch diameter for multiple appliances 34.

Go to next page.