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Yes, it is one of the most common hearth upgrades. A sealed direct vent gas appliance draws all of its combustion air from outside, which improves efficiency and indoor air quality compared to an open wood fireplace. In an existing masonry fireplace, the chimney is typically relined with gas vent liners so draft is ensured. Have a professional inspect the fireplace and chimney before you choose a unit.
Usually, yes. Fireplace Xtrordinair offers an optional Power Exhaust Vent Kit that allows its gas fireplaces to be installed virtually anywhere in the home by accommodating even the most difficult venting restrictions, with vent runs of up to 100 feet. Venting design is model-specific, so your installer will lay out the run according to the owner's manual.
It is a fair concern, and it is why we favor direct vent. Direct vent gas fireplaces are sealed appliances that pull combustion air from outside and send exhaust back outside, so the flame never shares air with your living room. That sealed design also makes them efficient heaters rather than decorative appliances.
It depends on your gas rate and how high you run the flame, and turndown capability matters more than peak BTUs. Fireplace Xtrordinair notes that its high-BTU gas fireplaces heat a home quickly, then their turndown ratios drop the heat output to provide proper heat, which lowers operating costs. The company offers a cost estimator worksheet on its site to run the numbers for your home.
It is not recommended. Fireplace Xtrordinair highly recommends having a certified, factory-trained dealer install and service your appliance. Gas piping, venting, and clearances to combustibles all have to follow the owner's manual and local code, which is why professional installation matters.
Yes, when it is sized and equipped for the job. The Fireplace Xtrordinair 864 TV 40K is rated to heat up to 2,000 square feet and includes a 180 CFM convection fan to circulate warm air into the living space. Your dealer can help you decide whether one fireplace can cover your layout.
Yes. Fireplace Xtrordinair states that all of its gas fireplaces have a battery back-up and can operate during a power outage. The convection fan and accent lights need household power, but the fireplace will keep providing heat and flame until the power returns.
Gas logs are decorative only and are not designed to heat your home, while gas fireplaces and inserts are complete, efficient home heating appliances. Which configuration fits depends on whether you have an existing fireplace to convert or are building new. A dealer can measure your space and point you in the right direction.
Only for the comfort extras. Fireplace Xtrordinair notes that electrical power is required to operate the convection fans and decorative accent lights on its gas appliances, and it offers a tested and approved UL wiring kit to hide the cord inside the fireplace. The fire itself runs without household power thanks to battery back-up.
Because a gas insert is a sealed, direct vent appliance with its own dedicated venting. Fireplace Xtrordinair explains that its gas inserts utilize outside combustion air for greater efficiency and have less exhaust leaving, so draft is ensured with a liner rather than the open masonry flue. Your installer will confirm the liner configuration from the owner's manual.