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ProCom Ventless Dual Fuel Gas Stove

  • 25,000 BTU, heats up to 1,100 square feet
  • Dual fuel: natural gas or propane
  • Vent free, no outside duct or chimney needed
  • Thermostatic LCD remote control
  • 13 x 32.25 x 25.8 inches, depth by width by height
  • Oxygen depletion sensor with automatic shut-off
  • 1 year limited warranty

Updated 2 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A freestanding vent-free gas stove that runs on natural gas or propane, with a remote thermostat and a flame-view front. Weight is listed two ways, and local rules on vent-free heaters are worth checking.

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ASIN: B07DRS4188Model: QNSD250RTCategory: Gas Stoves

Overview

ProCom builds this freestanding stove as a vent-free dual fuel heater with a viewing area for the flames and logs. A thermostatic remote controls the heat, and a battery-assisted piezo ignition lights it.

Two fuel options in one unit means the buyer chooses at setup. A remote with a thermostat cycles the stove to hold the room temperature. Installation is the open question, since the listing says only that pre-assembly cuts installation work.

Who it's for

Homeowners with a gas line or propane supply who want supplemental heat and a view of the flames in a den, workshop or living room will use the stove as designed. Households that require a vented appliance, or cannot confirm local approval for vent-free heating, should choose another type.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Natural gas or propane operation
  • Remote with thermostat control
  • Oxygen depletion sensor included
  • No chimney needed
Cons
  • Weight differs between listing sources
  • Installation steps not listed
  • Needs a gas supply, not electric

Performance notes

A dual burner produces two rows of flames, and the thermostat cycles the burners on and off to hold the set room temperature. The oxygen depletion sensor shuts the unit off automatically when oxygen levels fall. Coverage assumes an open room, so partitions reduce its reach.

Specifications

BrandProCom
ModelQNSD250RT
Dimensions & fit
Item Dimensions D x W x H13 x 32.25 x 25.8 inches
Item weight50 pounds
Capacity & performance
Heat Output25,000 BTU
Power & efficiency
Fuel TypeNatural gas or liquid propane
Construction & materials
MaterialMetal
ColorBlack
Compatibility & installation
Mounting TypeFreestanding
Warranty & support
Warranty Description1 year limited
Other details
Ventilation TypeVent Free
CoverageUp to 1,100 square feet
Safety featuresOxygen depletion sensor, automatic shut-off
IgnitionBattery assisted piezo
ControlLCD programmable remote with thermostat

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Frequently asked questions

How do I care for the ProCom QNSD250RT gas stove?

The listing gives no cleaning or service steps. Follow the maker's manual for the burner, logs and oxygen depletion sensor.

Is the ProCom QNSD250RT an electric fireplace?

No. It is a gas stove that runs on natural gas or propane, and it has a battery-assisted piezo ignition.

How much does the ProCom QNSD250RT weigh?

The specs list 50 pounds, while the description lists 56.5 pounds, so confirm before planning a floor or move.