When radon gas is discharged via a radon mitigation system above the roof the radon concentration falls off dramatically with distance from the point of discharge.
How far above gutter radon mitigation.
It should be safe to terminate the radon pipe 15 or 20 feet above the ground which exceeds the 10 foot minimum height standard.
A furnace will only be operated during the cold season whereas a radon mitigation system will operate in the summer when the windows may be open.
Radon mitigation systems depressurize the subslab region and these systems will not work if there are significant air pathways that connect your subslab region either to the outdoor air or to the indoor air that s in your basement.
It is also well over 10 feet horizontal distance from any windows or vents to the sides or above including any soffit vents that may be present.
Also a radon system is in effect mining radon out of the ground and very high levels can occur at the discharge point.
In fact the radon gas concentration approaches background levels at 3 4 feet from the discharge point.
For a radon mitigation system to work with a perimeter drain system be mindful of the following details.
Some states recommend achieving 2 0 pci l or less.
The under slab portion is embedded in the under slab aggregate which forms a gas permeable material through which the radon gas passes easily.