Product Description
The classic Gazco Chartwell front is more traditional in style, bringing a touch of unassuming luxury into a room. Complemented by the choice of frame options available, the Chartwell presents yet another versatile option which is at home in any space.
Manual Control
An easy to use system that allows for ignition, extinguishing and full flame control all from a single control handle. To maintain the aesthetic appeal of your fire, the controls are discretely located behind the frame front at the bottom of the fire and can be accessed with ease.
Slide Control
Gazco’s innovative Slide system has a subtly designed, ergonomic control that is situated to the top right hand side of the fire’s frame for easy access. This easy reach lever offers complete and convenient control over the fire. Ignite or extinguish the fire as well as adjust flame height and corresponding heat levels to achieve the warmth and ambience you desire. Slide control Logic fires are available with a specific selection of frame styling options, please see table below for details.
Remote Control
Coal-effect Logic HE remote control fires come with our Standard handset, which allows you to adjust heat output and flame height. For greater control, you can select the optional Programmable Thermostatic handset, which lets you thermostatically control the room temperature as well as scheduling your fire to switch itself on and off twice a day, once the pilot has been ignited.
Logic HE Conventional Flue Gas Fire Opening Dimension Requirements
Width: 410mm
Height: 560mm
Depth: 250mm (350mm on Log effect model)
Overall Trim Size: 503mm wide x 605mm high
Logic HE Balanced Flue Gas Fire
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Our guide to Chimney & Flue Types
At First Choice Fireplaces we know it can be confusing to work out which chimney or flue type you have. We offer a standardised key approach to categorise our fires in a way that is easy to understand. These icons indicate the chimney or flue type that each fire is suitable for.
No Chimney or Flue
Identifying Features – A flat roof, no present chimney opening.
What this means – The easiest fire to install, these products do not require a chimney or flue.
Brick Chimney
Identifying Features – These chimneys are easily recognised by a raised stack topped with either a teracotta pot or gas terminal.
What this means – This type of chimney relies on the natural circulation of heated air to expel the products of combustion up your chimney.
Balanced Flue
Identifying Features – A horizontal flue venting directly outside.
What this means – No chimney required. Balanced Flue fires vent directly outside through a horizontal co-axial pipe (one pipe within a larger pipe). The outer pipe draws air in from the outside and the inner pipe expels combustion gases. Depending on the fire selected, the twin-walled pipe may exit horizontally through an external wall or vertically through the roof. No electric supply is required; therefore there is no sound with a balanced flue system.
Pre-Fabricated or Pre-Fab Flue (Class 2)
Identifying Features – Identified by a steel flue terminal on the roof or by the metal flue box behind the fire.
What this means – These flues create the same circulation of heated air as a brick or stone chimney.
Pre-Cast Flue (Class 2)
Identifying Features – Can be identified by a raised ridge vent terminal.
What this means – Built from concrete or clay blocks, pre-cast flues provide a rectangular sectional flue. This causes a natural circulation of heated air to expel the compustion products. These flues tends to be very shallow in depth so a slimmer fire is often required. Deep appliances however may be able to be installed with the use of either a spacer kit or deeper rebate into the fireplace.
Powerflue
Identifying Features – Requires an electricity supply, can be identified by the fan unit on the external wall (Approx 300mm square).
What this means – No Chimney Required. Powerflue fires expel the combustion gases directly outside the building through the use of an electronically driven fan unit mounted on the external wall. A sophisticated microprocessor monitors performance and automatically shuts off the fire in the unlikely event of a failure.
About Gazco
Gazco Ltd was formed in 1988 to develop and produce gas and electric versions of Stovax stoves.
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