Technical Details
Product Title | Paragon Focus HE Manual Control Engine Only, N.Gas, Coal Effect |
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Product Keyword | Paragon Focus HE, Manual Control Engine, Natural Gas, Coal Effect, Engine Only |
Energy Efficiency | D |
Output (Nominal) | 4.4kW |
Fuel | Gas - NG |
Height | 552mm |
Width | 397mm |
Depth | 239mm |
Nominal Output (Range) | 3kW - 5kW |
Width (Range) | 300mm - 400mm |
Nett Efficiency (%) | 82% |
Style | Traditional |
Chimney Type | Class 1 & 5 |
Height (Range) | 500mm - 600mm |
Product Description
Paragon Focus HE Manual Control Engine Only, N.Gas, Coal Effect
- Model: Focus HE Manual Control Engine
- Fuel Type: Natural Gas (N.Gas)
- Coal Effect: Realistic coal bed for an authentic look
- Efficiency: High Efficiency (HE) design to reduce energy consumption
- Control Type: Manual controls for easy operation
- Installation: Suitable for a variety of fireplace settings
- Heat Output: Consistent and adjustable heating performance
- Safety Features: Equipped with safety cutoffs for peace of mind
- Design: Sleek and contemporary to complement modern interiors
- Warranty: Manufacturer's warranty for quality assurance
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Gas Fires > Gas Fires for a Class 1 Chimney
Gas Fires for a Class 1 Chimney
A class 1 chimney is a brick or stone-built chimney and is commonly found in houses built prior to 1930. These types of chimney are easily recognisable by the top of the chimney stack (and chimney pot) extending higher than the roof line which creates the draw. Here, we have displayed our range of gas fires suitable for a class 1 chimney, many of which are available with different effects, such as coal or logs, and with different finishes to better suit the interior décor. A gas certified liner will be required to line the chimney, to prevent the escape of any toxic gases into the house. This is largely due to the likely condition of the chimney stack, as these have commonly been used for open fires in the past and so the risk of damage and leakages is extremely high. A class 1 chimney can also be determined by the presence or lack of a constructional hearth- although this is not always necessary in relation to certain gas appliances (i.e. sealed gas appliances).