Features:

• Up to 35,000 BTU’s
• Available in natural gas and propane
• Standard safety screen
• Exclusive Napoleon NIGHT LIGHT™ radiates a warm glow to the room even when the fireplace is off and features four light settings

• Advanced burner technology with glowing ember bed, produces the most realistic towering flames

• Back-up control system ensures reliable use, even during power failures
• Available in either millivolt or electronic ignition control systems
• Choice of Fire Cradle with CRYSTALINE™ glass or PHAZER® log set burner assembly

• Convenient modulating remote control - controlling flame, NIGHT LIGHT™ and optional blower

• Choose from decorative or classic front, both come complete with screen

Options:

• Arched or rectangular wrought iron decorative surround

• Glass ember media kits in black, blue, red, amber, clear and topaz to replace or add to the CRYSTALINE™ ember bed

• MIRRO-FLAME™ Porcelain Reflective Radiant Panels in Black, Platinum or Cappuccino (Black ceramic hearth pads are required with PRRP’s)

• Brick kits in Antique White LEDGEROCK, Custom Blend LEDGEROCK, Newport™ or Herringbone

• Heat circulating blower with variable speed and thermostatic control provides powerful heating performance

• Napoleon STARfire 35 DV Gas Fireplace - Discontinued Brochure

• Napoleon STARfire 35 DV Gas Fireplace - Discontinued Owner's Manual

• Napoleon STARfire 35 DV Gas Fireplace - Discontinued Specifications

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