PRODUCT FEATURES:

• The Napoleon 1402 feature a large viewing area through an elegantly arched cast iron door
• Effective airwash in combination with high temperatures keeps the viewing glass clean
• Insert finishes in painted black and porcelain enamel almond, black and green
• Matching spring handles accompany door
• Includes two “WHISPER QUIET™” heat circulating blowers
• Economical 6″ flue assures you of efficiency and cost saving installations
• Fully refractory lined firebox maintains the interior temperatures necessary to achieve low emissions and complete combustion
• Cool room air is circulated around the firebox, heated and returned to the room
• Non catalytic high tech design eliminates the need for a delicate ceramic catalytic combustor which can deteriorate over time
• The easy operation of a single lever burn control regulates  primary and secondary air, establishing a perfect mixture and providing a clean burn
• Complete with standard flashing/surround and trim to cover fireplace opening up to 32″H x 44″W
• President’s Limited Lifetime Warranty

• 1402 Napoleon Wood Burning Fireplace Insert - Discontinued Owner's Manual

**EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) rated BTU/HR with softwood test fuel (for emissions testing only) - no refueling

***Wolf Steel Ltd. own test results showing realistic BTU using hardwood logs with regular refueling. Heat output will differ depending on chimney draft as well as type, moisture content and size of wood.

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