I always hear a "tick" sound around the gas outlet. Is it normal?
Next to the gas outlet, theres a switch board, at first I thought its coming from the switch board but I dont think so. I still couldn't figure out where the sound coming from but I am sure its around that area.
They are one of the most cost effective ways to heat a home... bugger all use in summer and with reverse cycle AC being a lot cheaper these days they dont see much use but last time I checked, still very cost effective to run.
Yeah it does definitely depend on the rates you get charged for gas and electric and if you have solar. It was a few years ago when I did the math and gas was cheaper but not by enough for me to go to the expense of having a gas line extended into the house and buy the heater and so on.
Lol I always hear a "tick" sound around the gas outlet. Is it normal?
Next to the gas outlet, theres a switch board, at first I thought its coming from the switch board but I dont think so. I still couldn't figure out where the sound coming from but I am sure its around that area.
Gas outlet.
I always hear a "tick" sound around the gas outlet. Is it normal?
Next to the gas outlet, theres a switch board, at first I thought its coming from the switch board but I dont think so. I still couldn't figure out where the sound coming from but I am sure its around that area.
Why is it in the living room ? Sorry, I recently purchased this house so not sure why anyone would put a gas outlet in the living room
Gas heaters.
They are one of the most cost effective ways to heat a home... bugger all use in summer and with reverse cycle AC being a lot cheaper these days they dont see much use but last time I checked, still very cost effective to run.
Thanks mate. You the MVP!
Be careful with the moisture these gas heaters release. Very easy to end up with mold everywhere.
Also the unvented gas heaters you're talking about are shit for health. They really should be banned because of their health impacts.
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/healthyliving/gas-heating-health-and-safety-issues
The price of gas (and electricity) is skyrocketing.
If you have solar, a properly installed Reverse cycle is much more efficient and much more cost effective.
Make sure you get the biggest capacity Reverse Cycle A/C you can afford and make sure the Heat Exchanger is installed on the south side of the house.
A 30W reverse cycle would need to run constantly, compared to a 70W which would only need to run 1/3-1/2 the time.
The heat exchanger won’t work efficiently if it is out in the sun.
Yeah it does definitely depend on the rates you get charged for gas and electric and if you have solar. It was a few years ago when I did the math and gas was cheaper but not by enough for me to go to the expense of having a gas line extended into the house and buy the heater and so on.
Maybe for a heater?
Do we get gas room heaters in Australia ? that's new to me . let me do a search. Thanks mate
You should really stop using it, particularly if you have a ducted aircon system as well. Unless it's vented they're quite bad for you. They banned them in schools about 15 years ago now because of it. Here's a page from nsw health: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/environment/factsheets/Pages/unflued-gas-heaters.aspx
And from Victoria health https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/healthyliving/gas-heating-health-and-safety-issues
They're just not worth the risk, particularly because reverse cycle aircon is cheaper to run.
Lol I always hear a "tick" sound around the gas outlet. Is it normal?
Next to the gas outlet, theres a switch board, at first I thought its coming from the switch board but I dont think so. I still couldn't figure out where the sound coming from but I am sure its around that area.
Yea probably something else. Not sure how to pin point the sound source ? Please give me ideas if you guys have any . thanks
The reason it's new to you may be because unflued gas heaters are not a super great idea: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/environment/factsheets/Pages/unflued-gas-heaters.aspx