A Direct-Vent system uses two vent pipes. One draws air in from outdoors to support combustion. The other exhausts the by-products of combustion to the outside. The two vent pipes may be concentric (exhaust pipe within a larger diameter intake pipe) or co-linear (separate pipes of about the same size). Combustion takes place inside a sealed chamber – with a glass front in the case of a fireplace. Room air circulates around the combustion chamber, often assisted by a blower, to heat the room. A DV system is often installed along an outside wall to simplify the vent run, but can also be installed elsewhere in the home and vented through the roof. Linear Direct-Vent Fireplace Large, deep, linear or just unique – our designer direct-vent fireplaces create the perfect look on scale that’s ideal for your perfect home. All of our designer models incorporate a clean-face design to allow you to finish right up to the fireplace opening creating the look of a site-built fireplace. Some also offer trim and decorative front accessories to tailor the fireplace to the room. Boulevard Fireplace Modern technology, artfully applied. Offered in both traditional and contemporary models, the Boulevard Direct-Vent Linear Fireplace is sure to complement your décor. Modern Technology, Artfully Applied Boulevard Linear Fireplaces provide the perfect scale for today’s large spaces – from a spacious family room to a hotel lobby to an upscale restaurant. The Boulevard can be tailored to your décor, whether traditional or contemporary, and comes in a variety of sizes– 36-inch, 48-inch, 60-inch, and 72-inch single-sided, and 48-inch see-through. Linear 72-inch (DVLL72) The Boulevard 72 (52,500 BTUs Nat and 50,000 BTUs Propane) comes with an additional wall-mounted two-button control to operate the stunning multi-color LED lighting system. Style your fireplace with crushed glass only, or add one of two available log sets– the contemporary Driftwood set (shown below) or the traditional Rustic set of logs, rocks, and coils. Please Note: Picture Shown Boulevard 72-inch Direct-Vent Linear Fireplace with Black Glass Liner, Driftwood Log Set, Multi-color LED Lighting, and Clear Frost Crushed Glass (shown in tile custom surround). Not Included (Sold Separately). What's Included Ceramic Glass Barrier Screen Multi-Function Remote Control Noncombustible Board for top/sides Multicolor Programmable LED Lighting under burner (with wall-mount control) Not Included (Sold Separately) Crushed Glass 8 sq.ft. (Required) Liners (Required) Log Set Blower Kit Decorative Fronts Decorative Media Gas Conversion Kit Heat Management Power Vent Accessories Note: This unit does require 8 sq. ft. of Clear, Copper or Bronze on burner (to allow lighting to show). Other colors of crushed glass can be used as accents only. Do not place glass droplets, rocks or pebbles on burner screen; may be used for accent on surrounding area. Features Multi-Function Remote to control burner, optional blower Boulevard Direct-Vent fireplace designed with a fully-recessed burner to fill your fireplace with lively flames Crushed glass covers the fireplace floor (available in a variety of colors), while the lighting lets you set the perfect mood Select translucent shades of crushed glass to allow the under-floor lighting system to shine through, or choose to accent with other glass colors including our droplets Boulevard 72 fireplaces have a wall-mounted two-button control to operate the multi-color LED lights A Driftwood log set is available for the Boulevard 72 The available Rustic Log Set includes a unique assortment of ceramic fiber logs and stones, plus coiled slivers of stainless steel that react to the light and flames to bring your fireplace to life Every Boulevard includes an electronic intermittent ignition system that eliminates the standing pilot to help you save energy and money The system includes battery back-up located in a wall box for manual or remote operation The remote allows you to switch to a standing pilot mode, which is recommended in cold climate conditions Specifications Model DVLL72BP90P Input BTU/Hr Maximum 50,000 Input BTU/Hr Minimum 35,000 KWH (Maximum) 14.50 KWH (Minimum) 10.15 Vent Type Direct Vent Type of Gas Propane Venting 5 x 8 Top Vent Only, 12-in min. rise Installation Linear | Zero Clearance Orifice 2.15mm Air Shutter Opening Fully Open Gas Inlet Shut-Off Valve (Pipe) 1/2-in NPT Gas Supply Pressure (Inches Water Column) Maximum 14 Minimum 11 Manifold 10 Dimensions Width 81" Depth 19" Height without standoff 38" Ceramic Glass Width 72" Ceramic Glass Height 15" Framing Width 92" Framing Height 62" Framing Depth 21" Warranty 10-year limited warranty on combustion chamber, limited lifetime on glass All other parts carry a three-year limited warranty All remote controls carry a one-year limited warranty Documents & Files Boulevard Brochure Boulevard Homeowner Manual Boulevard Installation Manual Boulevard Forged Iron Frame Boulevard Beveled_Frame Boulevard Driftwood Log Set Frequently Asked Questions Can I buy a fireplace online and install it myself? We highly recommend a certified professional install all of our units. Any issues that arise from improper installation will not be covered under warranty. Does our product work during a power outage? Yes, most of our appliances have the ability to be used in a power outage situation please see a local dealer for more information. What is the difference between Millivolt and electronic ignition fireplaces? Millivolt fireplaces use the electricity produced by a standing pilot to operate the fireplace. Electronic ignition fireplaces rely on a power source to power the fireplace, this can be house voltage as well as battery voltage. Can I use a Wi-Fi Thermostat with my unit? Our units are designed to be operated by millivolts or low voltage, most Wi-Fi thermostats use 24volts and are not compatible. Where can I find my model and serial number? There is a rating plate attached to the valve of your appliance that will have the model and serial number information. Can you tell me how old my unit is? Once you locate your rating plate the serial number will help identify the age, the first two digits of the serial number denote the year of manufacture (21, 20, 19...) the next two digits identify the week of that year that the unit was built. What is the difference between a fireplace, a firebox, and an insert? Fireplaces are designed to be installed into a framed opening with specific clearances to combustibles. Fireboxes are just like Fireplaces in terms of where they can be installed but in addition a burner and a set of logs is required to finish off the unit. Inserts are designed to be installed directly into an existing wood burning fireplace that meets all standards of construction.
Related
Related
Related
Related