Empire 41" DVLL Boulevard Direct-Vent Linear Contemporary Fireplace

The 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.

The Contemporary linear fireplace features a linear burner, halogen lighting mounted beneath the burner, and a black porcelain liner.  The rich porcelain liner reflects the flames and the lighting.  Decorative ceramic glass panels, available as an accessory, add visual interest to the fireplace interior and complement the flames.  Use the remote control to raise or lower the lighting levels and the panels glow red along their edges.

The optional variable speed blower, circulates even more warmth into the room.

Available in Propane (31,500 BTUs) and Natural Gas (34,500 BTUs).

The unit includes

• Remote (controls the burner and accent lighting)
• Ceramic Glass
• Dimmer Light

This fireplace requires

• Decorative Glass Droplets (2 sq. ft.)
• Decorative Front with Fireplace Barrier Screen

Specifications

• Ceramic Glass: 13 x 41
• Venting 4" x 6 5/8" Top Vent Only, 24-in min. rise before horizontal
• Framing: 54 1/2" W (front) x 36 7/8" H x 17 1/16" D
• Viewing Area Range: 44 1/2" W x 16 1/2" H (734" sq. ft.)
• Overall Dimensions: 51 1/16" W (front) x 24 5/8" H (36 5/8" H with standoffs) x 11 15/32" D

DIRECT VENT SYSTEM

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.

Benefits of DV System

• Good efficiency – 60 to 80%
• Good heat output with thermal transfer through the glass and air circulation
• Separates room air from the combustion air
• May be used as a primary heat source
• Can operate with a remote or thermostat
• Most systems can provide live-saving heat during a winter power outage

Boulevard DV Brochure

User Manual with Installation Guide

Front Glass Barrier Manual

Specs Diagram