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Rinnai 22,000 BTU Fan Convector Propane Off-White Vent-Free 215.4 CFM 120V

SKU: FC824P
Product ID: 110655
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Rinnai 10,000 BTU Fan Convector Propane Off-White Vent-Free 97.8 CFM 120V

SKU: FC510P
Product ID: 110653
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Rinnai 10K BTU Fan Convector Natural Gas Off-White Vent-Free 97.8 CFM 120V

SKU: FC510N
Product ID: 110652
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Rinnai 24K BTU Fan Convector Natural Gas Off-White Vent-Free 215.4 CFM 120V

SKU: FC824N
Product ID: 110654
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A room that never quite warms up is usually a distribution problem rather than a furnace problem, and running new ductwork to solve it is rarely worth the cost or the disruption. That is the situation a vent free gas heater is built for, and a fan convector heater of this type moves the warmth around the room rather than letting it pool at the ceiling. Because combustion stays inside the room and no flue carries heat outdoors, nearly all the fuel you pay for ends up as warmth you can feel. If you are finishing an addition, converting a space, or heating an older building whose original system was never sized for it, this category solves the problem without touching the rest of the house.

We stock the Rinnai fan convector range to the standard contractors specify, and you get that same standard behind a single purchase. Vent free equipment carries real code restrictions, and we would rather you know them before you order than after your installer arrives.

Why Choose Ventless Gas Heaters from HVAC Store?

  • Premium heating equipment selected against the standards professionals and contractors actually specify.

  • Comprehensive warranty coverage protects every unit against defects in materials and workmanship.

  • We state shipping limits and code restrictions upfront, so nothing surprises you at installation.

  • A dedicated support team helps you confirm fuel type, sizing and compatibility before you buy.

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Best Ventless Gas Heaters for...

Small Rooms and Additions

The best ventless gas heater for a small room is a 10,000 BTU unit, since more output short cycles and overshoots the setpoint. The Rinnai 10K BTU Fan Convector Natural Gas suits bedrooms and converted offices.

Cabins and Properties Without a Gas Main

The best vent free heater for a property with no gas main runs on liquid propane, drawing from a tank rather than a utility line. The Rinnai 10,000 BTU Fan Convector Propane fits seasonal cabins.

Open Plan Living Areas

The best ventless heater for an open plan area moves air, because output alone will not reach a far corner. At 215.4 CFM, the Rinnai 24K BTU Fan Convector Natural Gas carries warmth across connected rooms.

Basements and Finished Lower Levels

The best vent free gas heater for a basement pairs high output with propane supply and a cool touch cabinet. The Rinnai 22,000 BTU Fan Convector Propane handles finished lower levels off the gas network.

Quick Spec Comparison

Here is how the four Rinnai units line up by application, so you can match output and fuel to the room before you shortlist one.

Application

Recommended Unit

BTU

Fuel

Stand-out Feature

Small rooms and additions

Rinnai 10K BTU Fan Convector Natural Gas

10,000

Natural gas

Modulating valve, 97.8 CFM

Cabins and properties without a gas main

Rinnai 10,000 BTU Fan Convector Propane

10,000

Propane

Tank supply, 97.8 CFM

Open plan living areas

Rinnai 24K BTU Fan Convector Natural Gas

24,000

Natural gas

215.4 CFM blower

Basements and finished lower levels

Rinnai 22,000 BTU Fan Convector Propane

22,000

Propane

215.4 CFM, cool touch cabinet

 

FAQ

Are ventless gas heaters safe to use indoors?

Yes, when the unit carries the right protection systems. Every Rinnai convector we stock includes an oxygen depletion sensor that shuts the burner off if oxygen falls, plus a cool touch cabinet, a tilt switch and power failure protection. All are rated for supplemental heating.

How does a ventless gas heater work?

A ventless gas heater burns fuel inside the room and releases the heat directly into it, with no flue to carry warmth outside. Rinnai rates its vent free convectors at 99.9% efficiency. A modulating gas valve and variable speed blower hold the temperature you set.

Do ventless gas heaters need electricity?

Yes. The Rinnai units we carry draw 25W at 120V to run the blower, the electronic ignition and the digital control panel. There is no standing pilot light, so plan for an outlet nearby and expect no heat during a power cut.

Can I install a vent free gas heater in California?

No. California law prohibits installing unvented heaters inside a dwelling, and these cannot ship there. Other states and municipalities restrict unvented equipment too, so confirm your local code first. Where vent free is not permitted, a direct vent wall furnace substitutes.

How do I size a ventless gas heater for my room?

Match output to room volume and insulation rather than floor area alone. A 10,000 BTU unit suits a bedroom or small addition, while 22,000 to 24,000 BTU covers open living areas and finished basements. Our HVAC sizing calculator narrows the range.

Can a natural gas model be converted to propane?

No. These convectors are not field convertible, so the fuel type you order is the fuel type you keep. Natural gas models connect to a utility supply and propane models draw from a tank. Confirm your service before ordering.

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