$1,999.00
Introducing the Monessen Solstice 33" Ventless Gas Insert – the ultimate solution to transform your outdated fireplace into a sleek and efficient heat haven. Bid farewell to the hassles of venting installation and the inconvenience of power requirements during chilly winter months or unexpected outages. Elevate your living space effortlessly with this cutting-edge gas insert, avoiding the hefty costs and chaos of extensive renovations. The Solstice gas insert is designed for those who appreciate warmth without compromise. Harness the power of the exclusive Natural Blaze Burner Technology, unleashing instant dancing yellow flames and a lively ember bed that will captivate your senses. Experience the cozy ambiance of a traditional brick or opt for a modern touch with the reflective black glass interior, allowing you to tailor your space to match your unique style. Embrace the freedom to control your fire at your fingertips with the included hand-held remote or wall switch. Picture yourself relaxing with family and friends in the warm glow of your revamped fireplace, setting the perfect mood for any occasion. Say goodbye to drafts, venting challenges, and power dependencies. The Solstice vent-free gas insert is a game-changer, offering you the warmth and comfort you desire without the headaches. Upgrade your home with sophistication and ease, making every moment by the fire memorable. Embrace the future of fireplace technology with the Monessen Solstice – where convenience meets style in perfect harmony. Features: Natural Blaze Burner Technology. Exclusive Natural Blaze Technology produces instant dancing yellow flames and active ember bed. Vent-free Technology. 18" flex line with on/off shut-off valve Easy access control panel CSA design certified Note: Available in millivolt or IPI (EcoLogic) control Specifications: Model: Solstice/VFI 33 BTU/hr Input: 28,000 NG / 27,000 LP Viewing Area: 31 x 16.5" Downloads: Product Brochure Solstice Installation Manual Solstice 33" Spec Sheet Product Warranty Vented vs. Ventless Gas Logs: A Comprehensive Guide In the world of gas logs, the debate between vented and ventless logs continues to create a buzz. We're often asked: "Which is better, vented or ventless gas logs?" To answer this question, let's delve into a deeper understanding of the applications, experiences, benefits, and drawbacks associated with both types. Vented vs. Ventless Gas Logs: The Basics Before we weigh up the pros and cons of each, it's essential to understand the fundamental differences between vented and ventless gas logs. Vented Gas Logs work similarly to a traditional fireplace, where the exhaust is sent up through a chimney or flue. On the other hand, Ventless Gas Logs don't require a flue or chimney, potentially saving you considerable venting costs. Though unvented, these logs are designed to burn "clean" with minimum emission ('trace amounts') of fumes into the living space. The Contender 1: Vented Gas Logs Vented gas logs are known for their authentic, wood-like aesthetics and the ability to produce a large, roaring fire. However, they necessitate an open chimney flue, which can turn out to be a significant heat culprit. Heat loss through the chimney can sometimes overshadow the warmth produced by the logs, but their incredible realism can make the trade-off worthwhile. Pros and Cons of Vented Gas Logs Pros: Realistic, full-bodied fire. Emits a negligible amount of pollutants into living spaces. Wide variety of styles and flame appearances. Cons: Requires chimney or flue for ventilation. This can lead to heat loss due to an open chimney. Less energy efficient in comparison to its ventless counterpart. The Contender 2: Ventless Gas Logs Ventless gas logs are all about convenience, conserving heat, and energy efficiency. They produce a lot of heat and don't require a direct vent. However, the flames are typically less appealing and less natural-looking. They also put more moisture into the air, causing windows to fog up or a damp feeling in the home if overused. Pros and Cons of Ventless Gas Logs Pros: It doesn't require venting, enabling use in a variety of settings. Higher heat output. More energy-efficient. Cons: Less realistic flame. It may produce moisture, causing dampness when overused. Certain states have restrictions on ventless gas logs for indoor use. The Verdict Choosing between vented and ventless gas logs depends upon individual needs, restrictions, and preferences. If you want a realistic fire, vented gas logs offer an authentic fire experience. If energy efficiency and maximum heat output are your priorities, ventless gas logs are your best bet. So, have you made up your mind? Whether it's vented or ventless gas logs, ensure that you comply with the safety and installation guidelines for a secure and delightful fire experience. .