Empire Tahoe Direct Vent Gas Fireplace

Zero-clearance means the fireplace is designed to be installed directly against combustible materials like wood framing or drywall. This makes it an ideal choice for tight wall cavities or renovations where space is limited.

Yes, the Empire Tahoe is compatible with both natural gas and propane. You will need to select the specific fuel type when ordering, as the fireplace is configured for one or the other at the factory.

The Millivolt system uses a standing pilot light that stays on constantly, allowing the fireplace to operate even during a power outage. The Electronic ignition system uses a battery backup or intermittent pilot, which saves gas by only lighting the pilot when you turn the fireplace on.

No, this is a direct-vent fireplace, which means it uses a dedicated pipe system to draw fresh air from outside for combustion and exhaust the byproduct gases back outside. It can be vented horizontally through an exterior wall or vertically through the roof.

The unit offers an adjustable heat output ranging from 20,000 to 28,000 BTU per hour. This range allows you to customize the intensity of the warmth based on the size of your room and the outdoor temperature.

The interior liners are optional accessories that allow you to customize the look of the firebox. You will need to select your preferred liner style separately to complete the aesthetic of your installation.