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Unvented gas space heaters: - ️️are not allowed in bedrooms, bathrooms or other confined spaces Direct vent space heaters typically require: - ️️24 inches front clearance from combustibles Any type of wall heater should be: - ️️a minimum of 12 inches away from the edge of a door and never behind it For a fireplace opening of less than 6 square feet, the hearth extension: - ️️should be at least 16 inches in depth from the front of the fireplace According to the U.S. Fire Administration, chimney and flue fires: - ️️are second on the list of residential fires A level II chimney inspection: - ️️should always be recommended A wood stove regularly has surface temperatures: - ️️over 400 degrees Fahrenheit As pre NFPA 211, an unlisted wood stove located near a wall with an installed sheet metal heat shield can never be closer to combustibles than: - ️️12 inches Double wall stovepipe needs _____ inches clearance to combustibles: - ️️6 inches

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ICA Study Guide Pt. 17
Unvented gas space heaters: - ✔️✔️are not allowed in bedrooms, bathrooms or other
confined spaces

Direct vent space heaters typically require: - ✔️✔️24 inches front clearance from
combustibles

Any type of wall heater should be: - ✔️✔️a minimum of 12 inches away from the edge
of a door and never behind it

For a fireplace opening of less than 6 square feet, the hearth extension: - ✔️✔️should
be at least 16 inches in depth from the front of the fireplace

According to the U.S. Fire Administration, chimney and flue fires: - ✔️✔️are second on
the list of residential fires

A level II chimney inspection: - ✔️✔️should always be recommended

A wood stove regularly has surface temperatures: - ✔️✔️over 400 degrees Fahrenheit

As pre NFPA 211, an unlisted wood stove located near a wall with an installed sheet
metal heat shield can never be closer to combustibles than: - ✔️✔️12 inches

Double wall stovepipe needs _____ inches clearance to combustibles: - ✔️✔️6 inches

Wood fireplaces and stoves require a: - ✔️✔️Class A vent

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