Napoleon Rosedale 3 Direct Vent Gas Fireplace Insert

• Included in the box: F60 thermostatic remote control with digital screen, and its battery-backup receiver; Millivolt standing pilot with push-button igniter and 7-day pilot shut-off; Safety barrier screen; 5 mm ceramic glass door; Ready-to-run firebox — decorative interior panels are an optional upgrade; Four levelling legs, the vent slide for the two liners, and a 12" gas flex connector with shut-off valve.
• Required to complete the installation, purchased separately: Log Set - Napoleon's Birch or Oak log kit for the burner; Faceplate - the Small 4-Sided or Small Arched black faceplate that frames the insert; Backerplate - a Large 3-Sided, Large 4-Sided or Trimmable black backerplate that fills the gap between the insert and the fireplace opening; Venting - two 3" liners, one for intake and one for exhaust, run the full height of the chimney, 10 to 45 ft (see pg 12 in the installation manual); Existing Fireplace - a vented, non-combustible wood-burning fireplace at least 29" wide, 21" high and 15" deep, with a chimney flue of 6" round or larger; Gas Line - a 1/2" gas supply to the insert's shut-off valve.
• Optional: The standard blower kit and the adjustable riser box — the insert operates fully without them.

It vents through your existing chimney on two 3" flexible liners, one for intake and one for exhaust, each running unbroken from the insert to the top of the chimney — 10 ft minimum, 45 ft maximum. Napoleon's 3" liner kits come in 20, 25, 35 and 45 ft lengths, and the chimney flue must be at least 6" round. The liners are ordered separately and sized to your chimney (see pg 12 in the installation manual).

It fits a vented, non-combustible wood-burning fireplace — masonry or factory-built — with an opening at least 29" wide, 21" high and 15" deep. The fireplace is cleaned and sound, its damper is removed or locked open, and its doors, screen and grate can come out; once converted it is for the gas insert only. In front it needs a non-combustible hearth at least 12" deep, or the insert raised 4" or set on Napoleon's riser box over a combustible one.

Yes. The 7-day millivolt pilot powers the fire without household electricity, and the remote's receiver runs on four AA batteries as a backup, so you can still turn it on and set the thermostat when the power is out. The pilot shuts itself off after a week with no call for heat and is relit at the insert. The optional blower needs household power.

A combustible mantel up to 2" deep sits at least 22" above the top of the insert, and deeper mantels sit higher — the heights are charted on page 14 of the installation manual. The wall above gets hot, and without provision for that heat it is unsuitable for a TV or other heat-sensitive objects; a mantel between the insert and your electronics reduces the direct heat on them.

It runs on natural gas or propane from a 1/2" gas line to the insert's flex connector and shut-off valve — natural gas at 4.5" to 7" w.c. inlet pressure, propane at 11" to 13" w.c. It ships for natural gas and converts to propane with Napoleon's kit W175-0850, fitted by a qualified installer; on propane it is rated 22,000 BTU/hr. It is approved for bedrooms, bathrooms and mobile homes where local codes allow, and rated to 4,500 ft.

No. The combustion chamber, heat exchanger, burner, logs, embers, ceramic glass and porcelain parts are covered for as long as you own the insert — parts free for the first 10 years, then at half of retail; blowers, valves, remotes and other electrical parts and the labour are covered for the first year. Coverage starts on the installation date.