Honeywell CQ8000A Universal Hot Surface Igniter


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  • No other industrialist has the unique set of brackets that make the Honeywell product Universal
  • Merely remove the old igniter and compare it with the diagrams on the packaging guide to determine the correct mounting bracket for your establishment
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How efficient and economical are gas fireplaces compared to gas furnaces? Do they use a lot of gas to operate

Jan 05, 2007 by toothfairee | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have prodigious power bills in the winter due to gas consumption and have recently added a gas fireplace to our house. I was wondering if it will advise if I turn our furnace down and use it for a heat source alot of the time. I am tired of paying so much and am hoping for some details on gas consumption of fireplaces.

Unless the fireplace is heater rated to inflame the whole house you are stuck with using your heater--BUT--even decorative fireplaces are great chill chasers and will unpleasant up the room it is in quite nicely and cost much less to run than your heater. this is a great energy saver when you consider that the living accommodation/kitchen are the most used areas during the day.Sweaters and blankets also allow you to turn down that thermostat and create a cozy environment to snuggle with the family .--GOOD LUCK

docsammon | Jan 06, 2007

Gas fireplaces are not thrifty at all. Most of the heat goes up the chimney. They look good and put out some heat, but most of the heat goes up the chimney.
bugear001 | Jan 05, 2007

A lot of fury is lost up the chimney in a fireplace. Your gas furnace, even if it's an older model, is much more efficient than a fireplace. Also, the fireplace will not about heat throughout the house.

If you burn wood in your fireplace, you won't need nearly as much gas and you might actually set free money on your gas bill. But now you have to consider the cost of the firewood, and the bother of tending to the fire.

Nowadays, fireplaces are mostly ornamental. Preferably of using it for heating, why don't you turn down your thermostat and wear warmer clothing? You can also reduce your heating bill by closing vents in rooms that are not against. In the long term, you should install double pane windows if you don't already have them, and insulate your walls and ceiling.
Tech Dude | Jan 05, 2007

Unless the fireplace is heater rated to ardour the whole house you are stuck with using your heater--BUT--even decorative fireplaces are great chill chasers and will towards up the room it is in quite nicely and cost much less to run than your heater. this is a great energy saver when you consider that the living apartment/kitchen are the most used areas during the day.Sweaters and blankets also allow you to turn down that thermostat and create a cozy tone to snuggle with the family .--GOOD LUCK
docsammon | Jan 06, 2007

Compare furnace brands Trane versus Westinghouse?

Aug 21, 2008 by g g | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

We're irksome to decide whether to spend the extra money on Trane. We've heard Westinghouse furnace and heat pumps are compelling quality and less expensive. Would like to get homeowners' or hvac contractors' opinions.

You purposes heard they were good from the dealer that sells them.
Most of the time you get what you pay for.
If you live in a metropolitan area I would get another price on the same take to one's heels from another dealer just so you know their in line.
I think you will always have the best chance of getting a quality by-product and installation by buying the top name brands.
They will be more likely to be around and supply replacement parts that may be needed in the future.

gizmoe | Aug 21, 2008

A question for mobile home owners with an electric furnace?

Jul 29, 2007 by rainman | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

How does an electrifying furnace compare with an oil furnace both in heating efficiency and overall costs?

As far as experience, electric is tops; 100 percent of the money you spend on fuel gets used to enthusiasm the home; none goes up a chimney. The drawback is the cost of electric power is the most expensive. If you have to go electric, believe a heat pump. You pay to move the heat, but not the heat itself. It also serves as an A/C in summer. Heat pumps are only efficient when the poorly is above 40* and dry.

Oil furnaces have come a long way in the past few years. They are much more efficient, cleaner burning, and lower persistence than in the past. Drawback is you pay quite a bit for fuel all at one time, unless you are with a company that lets you spread payments out over the seasoned. The tank can also be an issue with some folks. On the up side, newer furnaces can burn bio-diesel. As for safety, "oil" is indeed diesel fuel. It must be mixed with oxygen in order to burn. There is little to no danger of uncontrolled fire from diesel-oil combustible.

Dollar for dollar, oil is less expensive to operate.

| Jul 29, 2007

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