bluegrass living b30tnb-bb ventless natural gas blue flame space heater

Works so well! We are cozy and after allowing smell to burn off, we are happy on night 2

Well made, puts out a decent amount of heat and it's easy to use. The largest problem was figuring out what fittings to use on the LP connection. The manual is less than clear.What you need is a 3/8" Male Flare X 3/8" Male Flare 90 degree fitting.This is the one I used: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07YRPCWZT?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1Has to be 90 degrees as there isn't room under the unit for the supply line unless it's wall mounted.Once you get that done it just works!

this was easy to install for my father (50) and keeps his house nice and toasty would definitely recommend to anyone in the propane heater market.

Looks nice easy to install but haven't used yet cold weather will tell

This heater does it's job just perfect. Set the thermostat low, and turn this on when home to bring up to a more comfortable living temperature. Just make sure codes are followed while installing.

First of all I love the black color. Installation was fairly quick and easy. Once propane was hooked up it fired right up. Fan came on automatically as expected. The real test will be to see how it does this winter.

Bought this unit for our cabin at high altitude (7,000 ft). It works very well, easy setup and operation. I plan on buying a couple more for the cabin.

Installation was easy mounting it to the basement wall. I didn't use the screws provided, rather I used Tapcons to secure it to the wall. I located it about 6 inches above the floor so there was no issue with gas hookup. After my local LP gas supplier connected the gas I fired it up. The installer did some leak checks and ran through some safety items. There was some odor initially from the paint and oil that may be on the metal parts from the factory. This passed after about an hour. I set it at 3 and it really pushed out the heat. I noted that the fan, although in auto mode never came on. I removed the front, located the fan temperature switch, and using a hairdryer, directed hot air right onto the switch. within a second or two the fan came on. I contacted the factory to see if they could send me a replacement switch. I never got the replacement so I called again, again they will send me a new switch. I'm skeptical if the replacement switch will solve the problem. I think the wrong switch was installed, meaning it's set at a temperature too high to trigger it. I'm a retired engineer who specialized in industrial automation.The lady on the phone was nice so I'll find out if they ship out as promised and if the replacement in fact fixes the problem9/30/20 I decided not to replace the temperature switch because it does function work. I removed the temperature switch and saw a stamping on the face that said 45 deg C, which is 113 deg F. I connected an ohmmeter to the switch, heated up a skillet on low, and with a laser temperature meter got the skillet up to 150 deg F., Sure enough, the switch triggered. I put the temperature sensor back into the heater. I turned the heater on and let it run for about an hour and within the hour the fan did turn on. So I just needed to let the heater run longer. I gave it another star.