Napoleon Havelock Direct Vent Gas Stove

The vent pipe and termination are sold separately; the stove comes with a firestop for the wall pass-through. It vents through 4" exhaust / 7" intake direct vent pipe from a top vent exit — out through a wall, up through the roof, or up a masonry chimney on a 3" co-linear liner — up to 20 ft horizontally or 40 ft vertically. Napoleon's GD-175 stove wall terminal kit includes its pipe, roof kits cover 1/12 to 12/12 pitches and flat roofs, and a periscope kit handles a wall exit below grade. Wolf Steel, Metal-Fab, BDM, Simpson DuraVent and Selkirk Direct Temp pipe is approved; DuraVent, Selkirk Direct Temp and Metal-Fab pipe each connect through the starter adaptor required for it (GDS924N for DuraVent, 4DT-AAN for Selkirk, 4DNA for Metal-Fab). We can put the vent package together for your run.

Keep 7" to a combustible side wall, 2" to the back wall, 1" in a 45° corner and 20" from the top of the stove to the ceiling. At 1" from a wall the blower switch, on/off switch and blower cord may be hard to reach. Keep furniture 48" from the front. Wood flooring needs nothing underneath; on carpet, vinyl tile or another combustible floor the stove sits on a metal or wood panel covering its full width and depth.

• Included in the box: Four-piece log set with charcoal ember strip; Three-burner system with turbo burner and flame height adjustment; Built-in twin blower with variable-speed switch; Safety barrier screen; Pedestal base and removable top trivet; Gas flex connector with manual shut-off valve; Firestop for the vent's pass-through in an exterior wall; Napoleon President's Limited Lifetime Warranty.
• Required to complete the installation, purchased separately: Door - the stove's glass fire-viewing front, in metallic black or satin chrome; the stove must not be run without one; Venting - 4" exhaust / 7" intake direct vent pipe and a wall or roof termination sized for your run, such as Napoleon's GD-175 stove wall terminal kit, which includes its pipe (see pg 9 in the installation manual); Gas Line - a 1/2" gas supply run to the stove's flex connector and shut-off valve by a qualified installer; Floor Panel - on carpet, vinyl tile or another combustible floor other than wood, a metal or wood panel under the full width and depth of the stove; Power - a grounded electrical outlet near the stove for the built-in blower, and for the electronic model's control module; Securing Kit - in a manufactured (mobile) home the stove must be fastened in place with a securing kit.
• Optional: The remote controls, wall mount control and wall thermostat, and the satin chrome accent bar — the stove runs without any of them.

Treat it as a fire to look at, not a heater. It burns up to 44,000 BTU/hr and puts out up to 33,000 BTU/hr on natural gas, and its blower moves warm air into the room, but Napoleon certifies it as a vented decorative gas appliance rather than a heat source. If you need a stove to heat a space, it is the wrong choice.

The fire does, on either ignition. The electronic model has a battery holder for four AA batteries that keeps its ignition working when the power is out. The millivolt model keeps a standing pilot lit and its gas valve runs on the pilot's own thermopile, not house power. The built-in blower plugs into an outlet, so it stops until the power comes back.

It is approved for bedrooms, bathrooms and bed-sitting rooms. The natural gas stove is also approved for a permanently located manufactured (mobile) home fueled with natural gas, where local codes allow, and there it must be fastened in place with a securing kit.

Yes. With Napoleon's GS-150KT B-vent adaptor kit it becomes a natural-vent stove that draws its air from the room and vents up a B-vent or lined chimney that serves no wood-burning appliance. As a natural-vent stove it is approved for bedrooms and bed-sitting rooms, not bathrooms, and needs 1" all round the B-vent pipe.

No. Napoleon's President's Limited Lifetime Warranty covers the original purchaser who buys through an authorized Napoleon dealer and has the stove installed by a licensed, qualified installer; there is nothing to register, so keep your proof of purchase with the model and serial number. It covers the combustion chamber, heat exchanger, burner, logs and embers, ceramic glass (thermal breakage) and porcelain parts for as long as you own the stove, electrical and wearing parts such as the blower for one year, and labour for the first year. The Torch Guys will help you with any claim.