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Empire Medium Loft Direct Vent Gas Fireplace with Intermittent Pilot
- Sophisticated contemporary style
- Designed for in-wall and mantel installation
- Efficient modern burner
- Fuel-saving intermittent pilot system
- Included black porcelain liner amplifies flame's appearance
- Can be converted to a standing pilot for use during power outages
- 3-year limited warranty
- Please Note: This unit requires a separately purchased decorative surround when installed in a wall.
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Venting Components
Below is a list of chimney components that are compatible with this item. If you are comfortable picking the components that you need for venting this item, please choose from the items below. If you need any help at all, please use our FREE advice from our certified fireplace specialists.
Product Details
Part Numbers: DVL33FP72N, DVL33FP72P eFireplaceStore Item Number: CUI-DVL33FP72 UPCs: 720968978936, 720968978929 Features
*Venting Requirements: This unit requires venting pipe with an inner diameter of 4 Inches. Please see the Venting Components section on this page for venting pipe that must be used with this unit. * Please Note: This item must be installed by a licensed professional in order for the manufacturer's warranty to be valid. *Also Note: This unit requires a separately purchased decorative surround when installed in a wall. You don't have to get the biggest heating appliance in order to solve your home's heating needs. It may be as simple as trying out this Medium Loft Direct Vent Gas Fireplace. This handy heating appliance is designed for in-wall or mantel installation and cranks out up to 23,000 BTU's of input to meet all of your heating needs. The sophisticated contemporary styling and efficient modern burner give the Loft a leg up on the competition. It is able to operate without electricity, further freeing you from constraints about having to position it near an electrical source if you don't want to. The included black porcelain liner amplifies the flames' appearance within the fireplace, the unit features a fuel-saving intermittent pilot, plus it carries a 3-year limited warranty to offer long-term peace of mind. You can find bigger fireplaces, but you can't find a better one. This unit is ideal for homeowners who want heat where they need it, when they need it, and exactly how they want it. Fireplace Maintenance Guide The 5 Biggest Mistakes Made When Purchasing a Fireplace 5 Common Mistakes Contractors Make Gas Fireplace and Stove Buying Guide How to Choose the Right Venting for Your Fireplace How To Find Your Serial Number Information How to Install a Fireplace: The Ultimate DIY Guide How to Save Money on Your Heating Bill This Winter |
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Customer Questions & Answers
5 Questions &
5 Answers
Craig
from CA asked:
April 21, 2015
Is this Empire medium loft direct vent fireplace approved for California's building codes?
1 Answer
While there is generally no issue with direct vent units being installed in California, you will want to check with your local code authority to verify that it is approved before installation.
Brennan W.
on April 21, 2015
Wes
from Flagstaff, AZ asked:
February 2, 2015
What is the "required barrier screen" on this model?
1 Answer
A national law was enacted that requires any direct vent gas fireplace or insert manufactured after January 1st, 2015 to have an accompanying safety barrier screen. This is for safety reasons as the tempered or ceramic glass can get quite hot when these units have been lit for an extended amount of time. For this particular model, the barrier screens are built into the required surround options as shown in the drop-down menu under the pricing information on this page. Basically, the barrier is a transparent mesh screen that is installed over the glass front of the fireplace.
Tyler M.
on February 3, 2015
Lee
from Fort Bragg, CA asked:
May 15, 2014
Is there a blower option with this model?
1 Answer
There is indeed. The circulating blower that works with this model is the Empire FBB-8 Automatic Fireplace Blower with Variable Speed Control.
Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on May 16, 2014
Nathan
from Boston, MA asked:
June 19, 2013
What is the lowest profile surround available for this?
1 Answer
This model can only use the two surrounds shown in the "Accessories" tab on this item page. These surrounds will project 2 3/8" from the wall and measure 40 1/2" wide and 29" tall. You can see these illustrated dimensions on page 7 of
the owner's manual.
Tyler M. - NFI Certified Specialist
on June 20, 2013
Nate
from Cedar Falls, IA asked:
March 29, 2013
What is the benefit of an intermittent pilot model?
1 Answer
The benefit of the intermittent pilot is to avoid having a standing pilot, which constantly burns fuel and can be somewhat unnecessarily wasteful. Please note that the intermittent pilot option requires electricity, whereas the millivolt version of this same Loft direct vent fireplace does not require electricity.
Tyler M. - NFI Certified Specialist
on March 29, 2013
Customer Reviews
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By Ben from
Rogersville, AL on January 31, 2017
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Empire Medium Loft Fireplace
Purchased this model to replace an old Martin Insert that had gone bad. This was a remodel so I had only 17" inches of depth to work with it in my opening, which this unit met. Recommend professional help with install on carpentry and HVAC connections . I did this and things were relatively smooth. I converted from vent-free to vented so we had to remove vinyl siding and cut wall sheathing to install duct work for the unit.
About 14 hours carpentry and 8 hours HVAV labor which totaled $725 for both. I paid $1200 for semi-stacked stone and labor to finish my fireplace. My total costs were around $4700.00 when everything was completed. A big savings over a local fireplace store who had quoted me a price.
For the unit itself, it has a modern linear look and heats well with 23,000 BTU. I added the blower fan and upgraded remote with thermostat control. The blower sits on rubber feet and is the quietest I have heard in a fireplace insert install. You will need patience to read through the manual and instructions as they are thorough. Do not throw away the deflector during assembly as it comes taped inside the surround box.
We purchased the duct work package that is matched to the unit so we would have everything here for the carpenters and HVAC people. That plan worked well as my contractors were strong and wrestled the duct work down the wall and attached to unit.Overall we are blown away the value and quality of this unit.
If there is a downside the remote does not dial down. So if you want to lower the temperature on the remote,you have to run it up and start over to get the desired temperature for thermostat control. Also, the surround pieces can attract hand oils so you may want to use gloves during install unless you want to clean fingerprints. We recommend this unit if it fits your needs. The E-Fireplace rep Owen was extremely helpful and super knowledgeable.
By Leonard from
Columbus, Mississippi on June 26, 2014
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great contemporary fireplace
This is an outstanding unit. The look is awesome with nice remote features at an economic price.
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