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Monessen BLO24T Variable Thermostat controlled Forced Air Blower - For DFX24 and CFX24 Vent-Free Fireplaces
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Part Number: BLO24T eFireplaceStore Item Number: CUI-BLO24T UPC: 796310009078 Features
 WARNING: This part is designed to be used with a product that operates with one of the following fuel sources: liquid propane, natural gas, wood, or wood pellets. This product and the fuel used to operate this product, and the products of combustion of such fuel, can expose you to chemicals including benzene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.A forced air blower can really increase your fireplace's heating efficiency by circulating the hot air throughout the room. This heats a larger area using less fuel and thus makes your unit more economical. This blower is thermostatically controlled and operates at 135 cfm. It is designed for use with the DFX24 fireplace system by Monessen and is a field installed accessory. Installation is not difficult and you will quickly be enjoying the benefits of your improved heating system. |
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Jesse
from Salem, VA asked:
January 21, 2013
Can this bower be installed after the fireplace has already been installed and used?
1 Answer
It is preferable to install this blower in the CFX24 before the fireplace has been framed, but yes, it is still possible to do so afterward. You would need to remove the glass panel, then remove the burner and log set to access the blower's housing underneath. You will also need an electrical supply to plug in the blower (120 V).
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Tyler M. - Fireplace Specialist
on January 22, 2013
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