pelpro pp60 anybody have one?

Dex thank you! I have been seriously wondering if he is right...

 

I did look at that pipe but I uave access to the VP vent pipe sections thanks to another member and I also recieved with the stove most of the pipe needed so ill stick with VP because ive got almost everything needed already. As for the manual it says minimum 60" rise required so ill go up 5ft inside and then out assuming the inspector o.k. it still. He was ok with that before.... I also asked for a different inspector this morning!

 

The Selkirk DT has the OAK about 12" back from the exhaust. All the same pipe (inner 4" exhaust) and outer 6" for intake air. The intake air comes in the back of the cap and goes towards the stove, the nozzle diets the exhaust out and away.

But use whatever pipe is easier and cheaper for you. The DT is nice because it's one hole and done.

 

If I didn't already have most of what I need in VP I'd be all over that pipe... Lol

 

Off topic sorry. Dex what program do you use to draw on your pictures? Are you on smartphone or computer?

 

Smartphone. . The Galaxy Note 3 has a stylus that can come out and pretty good editing software.

 

Brother I asked for different inspector that guys an idiot I'm learning the hard way just what he doesn't know

 

I hope you get another one. Because they can be a real PITA. But some know their stuff! Others just know what they want to tell you (because that's what they "think" is right). Rather than read a manual and know what the Manufacturer suggests and recommends.

 

DexterDay jtakeman so I asked today about running up the wall inside the house and as told if its in the manual... It isnt. The only three options I have are straight out or straight out and up. I am ok going straight out but up could get really messy with my roof line. He said it needs to be exactly how the manual shows it.

 

I agree. That inspector is clueless. .

Preferred does not mean Mandatory.

Going straight up would be the best for the stove (would have the lowest EVL) but is the hardest to install.

This is the easiest and my "preferred"way. Up and out..

 

There isn't another inspector the last guy got in trouble and this is the only other one... Unfortunately it's his way or the highway.... He's a lot better than the last idiot at least... The issue now is that it's only going to be approved if I follow one of the provided pictures from the manufacturer and no other way. I really can't go up through the soffit outside without a big expense and the roof isn't gonna happen. I hate to say this but I might just have to give up and sell the stove. The BS involved is really starting to tick me off........

 

Every other Manufacturer has the up and out listed because it's a "safer" install. The vent doesn't get as dirty/ashy, because the vent is warmer.

The Masonry install is exactly what you want to do.. Minus the Masonry.

There is no other spot to install it? I wouldn't sell it. Unless you buy any other stove. Because any other manual has the up and out listed.

 

That's what I asked him! Lol he said only if it's masonry. Yes I have that pic. He said if I installed that way then I'd have to tear it all out and start over. According to him it's law to follow the manual to the T. I'm not being stubborn I have my hands tied.......