Home Secret: How to start gas Fireplace during power outage and survive ice storm?

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  • Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
  • In this video, I am going to show you how to start a gas fireplace during power outage, it can save your life during massive blackout. There are 2 kind of fireplace on the market, namely Millivolt Ignition System (the one with pilot light) and Electronic Ignition System which requires 120V. Newer houses come with the later model, I will focus on that because many people don't know about it. If you have a gas powered generator, you may be interested in watching one of my older videos on how to install the furnace transfer switch. Recently I bought a NOCO GCP1 inlet, it is a good idea to look up with Reliance TF151W.
    Hope this help. My goal is inspire more people into DIY and home improvement projects. Give this a thumbs up if you find some good information in the video. You may also want to check out other videos on my channel, I am pretty sure you will love them. Remember to subscribe.
    Reference links:
    How to DIY Install Reliance TF151W Furnace Transfer Switch? (My video)
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    NOCO GCP1 15 Amp AC Port Plug, 125 Volt Power Inlet Socket
    www.amazon.com...
    Leviton Power Inlet NEMA 5-15P:
    www.leviton.co...
    Creating a Smart Fireplace Switch With A Shelly Relay
    hometechhacker...

КОМЕНТАРІ • 5

  • @JMD535
    @JMD535 3 роки тому +1

    Luv this vid! My fireplace 🔥 is burning Hot now. Ty.

    • @DIYable
      @DIYable  2 роки тому

      Glad it helped

  • @Tom-cs3zf
    @Tom-cs3zf 2 роки тому

    Some eletronic ignition gas fireplaces have built in or connected battery trays underneath the unit.

  • @rosemaryshoemaker2446
    @rosemaryshoemaker2446 3 роки тому +1

    Lots of valuable information. I tried to order the power inlet but it seem to be out of stock everywhere. You need to edit the video and remove the car ice removal. I have never seen anyone in the GTA use a metal crow bar to remove windshield ice nor karate kick the door; otherwise an excellent video

    • @DIYable
      @DIYable  3 роки тому

      That's once in 20 years..... I believe that was the video taken in 2013, the ice was SO THICK... now that I think about it again, if the same ice storm comes again, I guarantee Tesla cars owners will scream..... even they pre-heat the car LOL..