gas furnaces
Basement heating units
Gas furnaces are heating systems that burn natural gas or propane to warm air, which is then distributed throughout a building via ductwork.
They are among the most common home heating methods in North America, valued for their efficiency and relatively low operating costs compared to electric heating.
A gas furnace typically includes a burner, heat exchanger, blower, and flue for venting combustion gases.
We had to replace our gas furnace before winter.
- natural gasSubterranean hydrocarbon fuel
- propaneFlammable hydrocarbon fuel
- annual inspectionMandated periodic examination
- burnersFlame-producing stove parts
- combustion chamberEngine's ignition cavity
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