Enjoy the radiant glow from the standard CRYSTALINE ember bed or choose the option of river rocks, or colored glass. Available as a one-sided or see-thru model.

Features

• Choice of CRYSTALINE™ glass (standard), river rocks, or coloured glass ember beds
• CRYSTALITES™ (lights that accent from underneath the ember bed) add a sparkling elegance
• ACS (Anti-Condensation Switch) controls pilot usage for cold climate installations
• Up to 30,000 BTU's with adjustable flame/heat control for maximum comfort and efficiency
• 50" linear viewing area with contemporary design
• Fuel saving electronic ignition with battery back-up
• Linear burner gives a uniform flame pattern
• Available as a see-thru or a one-sided unit
• Porcelain Reflective Radiant Panels come standard
• Heat radiating ceramic glass
• ergonomic remote comes standard
• Perfect for residential or commercial applications
• Certified for bedrooms, bathrooms, bed sitting rooms and mobile homes
• Comes complete with cement board for non-combustible framing requirments
• President's Limited Lifetime Warranty

• LHD50N2 Napoleon HD - Discontinued*

• LHD50N2 Napoleon HD - Discontinued*

CERTIFIED UNDER CANADIAN AND AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS: CSA 2.22, ANSI Z21.50 FOR VENTED GAS FIREPLACES

• No chimney required ... vents through the wall or roof
• 5" & 8" direct venting
• Ground level and above installations
• Approved for installation in bathrooms, bedrooms and bed-sitting rooms
• Suitable for mobile home installations
• Hot air distribution kit optional

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