American Hearth Carol Rose 48" Coastal Collection Outdoor Fireplace Linear Conversion Kit
American Hearth Carol Rose 48" Coastal Collection Outdoor Fireplace Linear Conversion Kit
Description
This is theĀ Gas Conversion Kit ofĀ Empire White Mountain Carol Rose Coastal Collection Outdoor Fireplace, Linear 48-inch Series.
If you have a natural gas heating appliance, and you are trying to switch it to propane fueled, you can easily become frustrated with the complexity of this process. This kit provides everything that is needed to convert fireplaces from natural gas to propane, as well as in depth instructions that come with step by step instructions that help make the installation of this product easy. Within a few hours, you can convert your fireplace and begin using the alternative fuel source to power your fireplace.
Features
- Natural Gas toĀ Liquid Propane.
- Liquid Propane to Natural Gas.
- Designed specifically for the Empire Carol Rose Coastal Collection Outdoor Fireplace.
Product Specifications
American Hearth Carol Rose 48" Coastal Collection Outdoor Fireplace Linear Conversion Kit Product Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Conversion Kit |
| Weight | 1 lb |
Product Manual
N/A
Product Warranty
American Hearth Product Warranty
10-year Limited Warranty on Combustion Chamber, Limited Lifetime on Glass. All other parts carry a three-year limited warranty. All remote controls and lighting systems carry a one-year limited warranty.Ā
Product FAQs
American Hearth Product FAQs
Can I buy a fireplace online and install it myself?
Does our product work during a power outage?
What is the difference between, Millivolt and electronic ignition fireplaces?
Can I use a Wi-Fi Thermostat with my unit?
Where can I find my model and serial number?
Can you tell me how old my unit is?
Once you locate your rating plate the serial number will help identify the age, the first two digits of the serial number denote the year of manufacture (21, 20, 19...) the next two digits identify the week of that year that the unit was built.
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Description
American Hearth Carol Rose 48" Coastal Collection Outdoor Fireplace Linear Conversion Kit
Description
This is theĀ Gas Conversion Kit ofĀ Empire White Mountain Carol Rose Coastal Collection Outdoor Fireplace, Linear 48-inch Series.
If you have a natural gas heating appliance, and you are trying to switch it to propane fueled, you can easily become frustrated with the complexity of this process. This kit provides everything that is needed to convert fireplaces from natural gas to propane, as well as in depth instructions that come with step by step instructions that help make the installation of this product easy. Within a few hours, you can convert your fireplace and begin using the alternative fuel source to power your fireplace.
Features
- Natural Gas toĀ Liquid Propane.
- Liquid Propane to Natural Gas.
- Designed specifically for the Empire Carol Rose Coastal Collection Outdoor Fireplace.
Product Specifications
American Hearth Carol Rose 48" Coastal Collection Outdoor Fireplace Linear Conversion Kit Product Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Conversion Kit |
| Weight | 1 lb |
Product Manual
N/A
Product Warranty
American Hearth Product Warranty
10-year Limited Warranty on Combustion Chamber, Limited Lifetime on Glass. All other parts carry a three-year limited warranty. All remote controls and lighting systems carry a one-year limited warranty.Ā
Product FAQs
American Hearth Product FAQs
Can I buy a fireplace online and install it myself?
Does our product work during a power outage?
What is the difference between, Millivolt and electronic ignition fireplaces?
Can I use a Wi-Fi Thermostat with my unit?
Where can I find my model and serial number?
Can you tell me how old my unit is?
Once you locate your rating plate the serial number will help identify the age, the first two digits of the serial number denote the year of manufacture (21, 20, 19...) the next two digits identify the week of that year that the unit was built.
