Napoleon Tall Vector 62" See Through Linear Direct Vent Gas Fireplace

• Included in the box: Black premium safety barrier screen in front of the glass on each side; 5 mm ceramic glass doors on both sides; MIRRO-FLAME porcelain reflective end panels; Adjustable finishing flange around the opening; ProFlame II remote control and eFIRE phone-app controller; Multi-color LED ember bed lights and Night Light top lights; Electronic pilot-on-demand ignition with a 4 AA battery-backup wall switch; Stainless steel gas flex connector with shut-off valve, wall firestop, two vent shields and nailing tabs.
• Required to complete the installation, purchased separately: Burning Display - crushed glass embers, glass beads or a media kit; Venting - 5" / 8" direct vent pipe and a wall or roof termination sized for your run; rigid pipe or a power vent on propane (see pg 14 in the installation manual); ⚠ Propane installs require rigid vent pipe (if opting for flex pipe, a power vent is required); Enclosure - a framed, finished enclosure at least 91" tall from the base of the fireplace (see pg 27 in the installation manual); Non-Combustible Finish - brick, stone, tile or non-combustible board for 15-5/8" above and 7" either side of the opening, on both faces; Electrical - a grounded 110 V supply, hard-wired to the fireplace; Gas Line - a 1/2" gas supply to the fireplace's shut-off valve.
• Optional: Log sets, sold separately - High Definition Birch, Driftwood or Oak logs to sit on the burning display; A vertical or external wall venting package, heat management (Dynamic Heat Control, Dynamic Heat Control Plus, Ducted Heat Management or the Hot Air Distribution Kit), a power vent adaptor kit, a 5/8" finishing trim, the Wall Mount Control and the Woodland media enhancement — the fireplace operates fully without any of them.

It is a direct vent fireplace on a 5" / 8" pipe off the top of the unit, out through a wall or up through the roof, up to 20 ft horizontally and up to 40 ft vertically. On natural gas the pipe can be rigid or flexible; on propane it must be rigid pipe or a power vent, and a power vent is also the way past the 40 ft limit. Use one brand throughout — Napoleon, Metal-Fab, BDM, Simpson Dura-Vent or Selkirk Direct Temp — and do not mix rigid and flexible pipe. Napoleon's 5" / 8" wall terminals are the GD422R-2 round terminal and the ST58U-1 Silhouette, with roof kits for pitched and flat roofs and GD420 / GD430 flexible vent kits. The vent run and termination are ordered separately and sized to your installation (see pg 14 in the installation manual).

Yes, with planning — add Napoleon's optional Dynamic Heat Control. It moves the heat away from the wall above the fireplace without a fan, so a TV, sound bar or artwork can go there, and it is installed with the fireplace rather than added after the wall is finished. Without it the wall above gets hot; the minimum TV clearances with a mantel are drawn on page 57 of the installation manual. Either way, stay within your TV maker's own temperature limits.

Indoors, including bedrooms, bathrooms and bed-sitting rooms, and it is certified for mobile and manufactured homes where local codes allow (secured in place). As a see-through it can sit in the wall between two rooms, serviced from one side. It is rated to 4,500 ft, with the input reduced above that. Keep furniture and other objects at least 48" from the front, and do not run it below freezing.

A 1/2" natural gas or propane line to the fireplace's flex connector and shut-off valve, connected and tested before the wall is finished — natural gas at 4.5" to 7" w.c. inlet pressure, propane at 11" to 13" w.c. It is hard-wired to a grounded 110 V supply, and the 4 AA battery wall switch keeps the fire turning on and off in a power outage. It ships for natural gas and converts to propane with Napoleon's kit W175-0843, fitted by a qualified installer.

No. The Torch Guys is an authorized Napoleon dealer, so the President's Lifetime Limited Warranty applies in full, and we file claims with Napoleon for you. The combustion chamber, burner, logs, embers, rocks, ceramic glass and porcelain parts are covered for as long as you own the fireplace — parts free for the first 10 years, then at half of retail; valves, remotes and other electrical parts and the labour are covered for the first year. Coverage starts on the installation date.