Still heating with an older Pacific Energy? Here's every discontinued model we found a manual or brochure for: what it was, its specs, the years it sold, and what replaced it. Your model and serial number are on the stove's rating label, so check it before you start.
Wood Stove · About 2019–2024
The Alderlea 1.2 was a wood stove in the Alderlea line, certified to the 2015 EPA limits. The manual lists 17 in as the maximum wood length.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 13,500–27,000 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Efficiency (LHV) | 80.4% |
| EPA Emissions | 2.6 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 17 in |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2009–2015
The Alderlea T4 was the small model in Pacific Energy's cast iron Alderlea line, for spaces up to 1,500 sq ft. The 2015 manual covers the T4 and the porcelain enamel T4 Classic, with a standard or ClearView door.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 12,400–26,300 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 56,000 BTU |
| Efficiency (LHV) | 80.7% |
| EPA Emissions | 2.9 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Heating Area | Up to 1,500 sq ft |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2020–2024
The Alderlea T4 Classic LE was the porcelain enamel version of the Alderlea T4 LE, offered in ivory or majolica. It met the 2020 EPA limits.
| Heat Output (EPA Test Fuel) | 23,200 BTU |
|---|---|
| Efficiency (HHV) | 72% |
| EPA Emissions | 1.9 g/h |
| Firebox | 1.6 cu ft |
| Max Log Length | 17 in |
| Viewing Area | 152 sq in |
Replaced by: Alderlea T4 Classic LE2
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2020–2024
The Alderlea T4 LE was a small cast iron-over-steel wood stove for spaces up to 1,500 sq ft, certified to the 2020 EPA limits.
| Heat Output (EPA Test Fuel) | 23,200 BTU |
|---|---|
| Efficiency (HHV) | 72% |
| EPA Emissions | 1.9 g/h |
| Firebox | 1.6 cu ft |
| Max Log Length | 17 in |
| Viewing Area | 152 sq in |
Replaced by: Alderlea T4 LE2
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2009–2015
The Alderlea T5 paired cast iron styling with Pacific Energy's Super Series steel firebox, a large glass door and a concealed swing-out cooktop. It was rated for heating 2,000 sq ft, and the 2015 manual also covers the porcelain enamel T5 Classic.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 11,100–34,600 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 72,000 BTU |
| Efficiency (LHV) | 82.6% |
| EPA Emissions | 3.4 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Heating Area | 2,000 sq ft |
Replaced by: Alderlea T5 LE
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Insert · About 2010–2015
The Alderlea T5 Insert brought the cast iron Alderlea look to a fireplace insert. Pacific Energy listed it as new in its November 2010 Alderlea catalog and rated it for heating 2,000 sq ft.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 11,100–34,600 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 72,000 BTU |
| Efficiency (LHV) | 82.6% |
| EPA Emissions | 3.4 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
Replaced by: Alderlea T5 LE Cast Iron
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2009–2017
The Alderlea T6 was the big model in the cast iron Alderlea line, with Pacific Energy's Extended Burn Technology and room for 20 in logs. Pacific Energy rated it for heating 3,000 sq ft.
| Heat Output (EPA, Series B) | 11,100–34,600 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 97,000 BTU |
| Efficiency (LHV) | 80.3% |
| EPA Emissions | 3.56 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 20 in |
| Heating Area | 3,000 sq ft |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2001
The Artisan was a Vista-based wood stove covered in Pacific Energy's 2001 Series C manual alongside the Vista and Vista Classic. The manual notes it came fully assembled from the factory.
| Flue | 6 in |
|---|---|
| Listing | CAN/ULC S627-M93 and UL 1482-98 |
| EPA | Meets the July 1990 particulate emission standards |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Fireplace · About 2016–2018
The FP25 was a zero-clearance wood fireplace, sold in standard and Arch (FP25AR) versions before the FP25 LE.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 12,700–30,150 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| EPA Emissions | 3.5 g/h |
Replaced by: FP25 LE
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Fireplace · About 2014–2018
The FP30 was a zero-clearance wood fireplace, sold in standard and Arch (FP30AR) versions before the FP30 LE.
| Heat Output (EPA, Series B) | 14,600–38,600 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| EPA Emissions (Series B) | 2.5 g/h |
Replaced by: FP30 LE
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2007–2012
The Fusion was a tall, European-inspired steel wood stove with a wood storage chamber and low-glare glass. It came in porcelain enamel colors, stainless steel or metallic black and was rated for heating 2,000 sq ft.
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 72,000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (EPA Test Fuel) | 34,600 BTU |
| Efficiency | 69.3% |
| EPA Emissions | 3.4 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Heating Area | 2,000 sq ft |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2017
The Neo 1.2 was the 1.2 size of Pacific Energy's contemporary Neo wood stove line, certified to the 2015 EPA limits.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 11,700–22,400 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Efficiency (LHV) | 79.6% |
| Efficiency (HHV) | 73.7% |
| Peak Output | 29,700 Btu/h |
| EPA Emissions | 2.9 g/h |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2015–2016
The original Neo 1.6 was a contemporary steel wood stove that shared its manuals with the Newcastle 1.6 and Neostone 1.6.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 9,200–34,800 Btu/h |
|---|
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Insert · About 2016
The original Neo 1.6 Insert was the fireplace insert version of the contemporary Neo 1.6, made before the LE update.
| Listing | ULC S628 / UL 1482 |
|---|
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Insert · About 2019–2024
The Neo 1.6 Insert LE was a contemporary wood insert for small to medium spaces, with a metallic black or stainless steel front trim. It met the 2020 EPA limits.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 13,500–23,200 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Efficiency (HHV) | 72% |
| EPA Emissions | 1.9 g/h |
| Firebox | 1.6 cu ft |
| Max Log Length | 17 in |
| Weight | 285 lb |
Replaced by: Neo 1.6
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2019–2024
The Neo 1.6 LE was a tall, modern steel wood stove for small to medium spaces, certified to the 2020 EPA limits. It had a floating firebox with a stainless steel baffle.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 13,500–23,200 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Efficiency (HHV) | 72% |
| EPA Emissions | 1.9 g/h |
| Firebox | 1.6 cu ft |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Viewing Area | 173 sq in |
Replaced by: Neo 1.6 LE2
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2016
The original Neo 2.5 was the larger contemporary steel stove in the Neo line, certified to the 2015 EPA limits.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 11,500–32,600 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| EPA Emissions | 2.9 g/h |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Insert · About 2016
The original Neo 2.5 Insert was the larger contemporary Neo fireplace insert, made before the LE update.
| Listing | CAN/ULC S628 |
|---|
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Insert · About 2020–2024
The Neo 2.5 Insert LE was the larger contemporary Neo wood insert, rated for spaces up to 2,000 sq ft and certified to the 2020 EPA limits.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 15,850–59,850 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Efficiency (HHV) | 72% |
| EPA Emissions | 2.0 g/h |
| Firebox | 2.5 cu ft |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Weight | 420 lb |
Replaced by: Neo 2.5
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2019–2024
The Neo 2.5 LE was the larger modern Neo wood stove, rated for spaces up to 2,000 sq ft and certified to the 2020 EPA limits.
| Heat Output (EPA Test Fuel) | 60,000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Efficiency (HHV) | 72% |
| EPA Emissions | 2.0 g/h |
| Firebox | 2.5 cu ft |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Viewing Area | 184 sq in |
Replaced by: Neo 2.5
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2016
The Neostone 1.6 was a soapstone-clad version of the Neo 1.6 wood stove.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 9,200–34,800 Btu/h |
|---|
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2016–2023
The Neostone 2.5 was a soapstone-clad version of the Neo 2.5 wood stove. Its later LE version met the 2020 EPA limits.
| Heat Output (EPA, LE) | 15,850–59,850 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Efficiency (LHV, LE) | 78% |
| Efficiency (HHV, LE) | 72% |
| EPA Emissions (LE) | 2.0 g/h |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2015
The Newcastle 1.6 was a version of the Neo 1.6 wood stove with cast iron parts, sharing its manual with the Neo 1.6 and Neostone 1.6.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 9,200–34,800 Btu/h |
|---|
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2016
The Newcastle 2.5 was a version of the Neo 2.5 wood stove with cast iron parts, certified to the 2015 EPA limits.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 11,500–32,600 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Efficiency (LHV) | 80.3% |
| Efficiency (HHV) | 74.3% |
| Peak Output | 79,100 Btu/h |
| EPA Emissions | 2.9 g/h |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Insert · About 1987–2009
The Pacific Insert (also called the Pacific Wood Insert) was a steel wood fireplace insert with a large ceramic glass door and straight-in loading for 18 in logs. Pacific Energy rated it for heating 2,000 sq ft.
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 72,000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (EPA Test Fuel) | 34,600 BTU |
| Efficiency | 69.3% |
| EPA Emissions | 3.4 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Heating Area | 2,000 sq ft |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 1998–2012
The Spectrum was a porcelain enamel wood stove on a pedestal base, covered in the same manuals as the Super 27. Pacific Energy rated it for heating up to 2,000 sq ft and offered arched or radiant doors.
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 72,000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (EPA Test Fuel) | 34,600 BTU |
| Efficiency (LHV) | 82.6% |
| EPA Emissions | 3.4 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Weight | 334 lb |
| Blower | 125 cfm variable speed |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 1998–2012
The Spectrum Classic was the leg-mounted version of the Spectrum, clad in porcelain enamel with a choice of leg, door and trivet finishes. It used the Super Series firebox and was rated for heating up to 2,000 sq ft.
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 72,000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (EPA Test Fuel) | 34,600 BTU |
| Efficiency (LHV) | 82.6% |
| EPA Emissions | 3.4 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Weight | 337 lb |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2000–2012
The Summit (also called the Pacific Summit) was a steel wood stove sold with a pedestal or legs, made before the Summit LE. Pacific Energy said a full load could burn up to 10 hours with its Extended Burn Technology.
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 99,000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (EPA Test Fuel) | 38,500 BTU |
| Efficiency (LHV) | 80.4% |
| EPA Emissions | 3.9 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18–20 in |
| Flue | 6 in |
Replaced by: Summit LE
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2005–2012
The Summit Classic was the porcelain enamel version of the Summit wood stove, covered in the same Series A and Series B manuals. Pacific Energy rated it for heating up to 3,000 sq ft.
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 99,000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (EPA Test Fuel) | 38,500 BTU |
| Efficiency (LHV) | 80.4% |
| EPA Emissions | 3.9 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18–20 in |
| Heating Area | Up to 3,000 sq ft |
Replaced by: Summit Classic LE
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Insert · About 2000–2015
The Summit Insert was a wood insert for bigger spaces, with Extended Burn Technology that the brochure says gave up to ten hours of burn. It was rated for heating up to 3,000 sq ft and took 20 in logs.
| Heat Output (EPA, Series C) | 11,300–38,500 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 97,000 BTU |
| Efficiency (LHV) | 80.3% |
| EPA Emissions | 3.56 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 20 in |
| Weight | 465 lb |
| Heating Area | Up to 3,000 sq ft |
Replaced by: Summit LE
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 1984–2012
The Super 27 was Pacific Energy's mid-size steel wood stove, sold with a pedestal or legs and a choice of door finishes. Pacific Energy rated it for heating up to 2,000 sq ft.
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 72,000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (EPA Test Fuel) | 34,600 BTU |
| Efficiency (LHV) | 82.6% |
| EPA Emissions | 3.4 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Heating Area | Up to 2,000 sq ft |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Insert · About 2009–2012
The Super Insert was a steel wood fireplace insert that took 18 in logs and loaded straight in through a large ceramic glass door. It came with a 160 cfm variable speed blower and was rated for heating up to 2,000 sq ft.
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 72,000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (EPA Test Fuel) | 34,600 BTU |
| EPA Emissions | 3.4 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Blower | 160 cfm variable speed |
| Heating Area | Up to 2,000 sq ft |
Replaced by: Super LE
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2009–2012
The Super Step Top put the Super Series firebox under a heavy two-level cooktop for cooking on the stove. It came with a pedestal or legs and was rated for heating up to 2,000 sq ft.
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 72,000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (EPA Test Fuel) | 34,600 BTU |
| Efficiency (LHV) | 82.6% |
| EPA Emissions | 3.4 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Weight | 387 lb |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2001–2015
The Vista (also called the Pacific Vista) was a steel wood stove for smaller homes, sold as a pedestal or leg model. The 2015 manual says it delivered 12,400 to 26,300 Btu/h under EPA test conditions.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 12,400–26,300 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 56,000 BTU |
| Efficiency (LHV) | 80.7% |
| EPA Emissions | 2.9 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Flue | 6 in |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2001–2015
The Vista Classic was the porcelain enamel, leg-mounted version of the Vista wood stove, with a spring-loaded removable ash drawer. Pacific Energy rated it for spaces up to 1,500 sq ft.
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 56,000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (EPA Test Fuel) | 26,300 BTU |
| Efficiency | 71.0% |
| EPA Emissions | 2.9 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Heating Area | Up to 1,500 sq ft |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2019–2024
The Vista Classic LE was the porcelain enamel version of the Vista LE, sold in several enamel colors. It met the 2020 EPA limits.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 13,500–23,200 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Efficiency (HHV) | 72% |
| EPA Emissions | 1.9 g/h |
| Firebox | 1.6 cu ft |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Viewing Area | 152 sq in |
Replaced by: Vista Classic LE2
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Insert · About 2006–2017
The Vista Insert was a small steel wood insert for masonry or factory-built fireplaces, with an 80 cfm variable speed blower and an air-wash glass system. Pacific Energy rated it for heating up to 1,500 sq ft.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 12,400–26,300 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 56,000 BTU |
| Efficiency (LHV) | 80.7% |
| EPA Emissions | 2.9 g/h |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Weight | 255 lb |
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Insert · About 2020–2024
The Vista Insert LE was a steel wood insert for smaller masonry or factory-built fireplaces, certified to the 2020 EPA limits.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 13,500–23,200 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Heat Output (Cord Wood) | 56,000 BTU |
| Efficiency (HHV) | 72% |
| EPA Emissions | 1.9 g/h |
| Firebox | 1.6 cu ft |
| Max Log Length | 17 in |
| Weight | 280 lb |
Replaced by: Vista LE2
Manuals and Brochures
Wood Stove · About 2019–2024
The Vista LE was a traditional steel wood stove, offered with a pedestal or legs, for heating 500 to 1,500 sq ft. It met the 2020 EPA limits.
| Heat Output (EPA) | 13,500–23,200 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Efficiency (HHV) | 72% |
| EPA Emissions | 1.9 g/h |
| Firebox | 1.6 cu ft |
| Max Log Length | 18 in |
| Viewing Area | 152 sq in |
Replaced by: Vista LE2 with Pedestal
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Insert · About 2015–2016
The Bedford was the larger of Pacific Energy's Bristol and Bedford direct vent gas inserts.
| Input | 30,000 Btu/h NG, 26,000 Btu/h LP |
|---|---|
| AFUE | 75% |
| Vent | Direct vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Insert · About 2003–2017
The Brentwood was a gas fireplace insert, the larger partner to the Broadway in Pacific Energy's 2015 and 2017 manuals.
| Input, Series A | 27,000 Btu/h NG, 25,000 Btu/h LP |
|---|---|
| Input, Series B | 30,000 Btu/h NG, 26,000 Btu/h LP |
| AFUE, Series B | 75% |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Insert · About 2015–2016
The Bristol was the smaller of Pacific Energy's Bristol and Bedford direct vent gas inserts.
| Input | 18,000 Btu/h NG, 17,000 Btu/h LP |
|---|---|
| AFUE | 76% |
| Vent | Direct vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Insert · About 2004–2017
The Broadway was a direct vent gas fireplace insert. The later Series B was the smaller of the Broadway and Brentwood pair.
| Input, Series A | 27,000 Btu/h NG, 25,000 Btu/h LP |
|---|---|
| Input, Series B | 18,000 Btu/h NG, 17,000 Btu/h LP |
| AFUE, Series B | 76% |
| Vent | Direct vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Fireplace · About 2015–2016
The Camden was the larger of Pacific Energy's Casco and Camden direct vent gas fireplaces.
| Input | 30,000 Btu/h NG, 26,000 Btu/h LP |
|---|---|
| AFUE | 75% |
| Vent | Direct vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Fireplace · About 2015–2016
The Casco was the smaller of Pacific Energy's Casco and Camden direct vent gas fireplaces.
| Input | 18,000 Btu/h NG, 17,000 Btu/h LP |
|---|---|
| AFUE | 76% |
| Vent | Direct vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Stove · About 2004–2006
The Classic Gas was a direct vent gas stove that shared its manual with the Super 27 Gas. Its stock natural gas input could be reduced to 25,000 Btu/h by changing the burner orifice.
| Input (NG, Stock) | 41,750 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Input (NG, Reduced) | 25,000 Btu/h |
| Vent | Direct vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Fireplace · About 2015–2023
The Esprit was a zero-clearance linear gas fireplace with a remote control and intermittent pilot ignition, documented in 2015 and 2023 manuals.
| Input (NG) | 30,000 Btu/h max, 22,000 Btu/h min |
|---|---|
| Input (LP, Series B) | 26,000 Btu/h max |
| AFUE | 75% |
| P4.1 Efficiency (Series B) | 74.5% |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Fireplace · About 2003–2017
The Estate was a direct vent gas fireplace that Pacific Energy built through many series, from the 2003 Series F and G to the 2017 Series B. It was the larger partner to the Esteem.
| Input, Series H | 30,000 Btu/h NG, 25,000 Btu/h LP |
|---|---|
| Input, Series B (2017) | 30,000 Btu/h NG, 26,000 Btu/h LP |
| AFUE, Series B (2017) | 75% |
| Vent | Direct vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Fireplace · About 2003–2017
The Esteem was a direct vent gas fireplace, the smaller partner to the Estate. Early series ran at 21,000 Btu/h on natural gas or propane.
| Input, Series B and C (2003–2006) | 21,000 Btu/h NG and LP |
|---|---|
| Input, Series B (2017) | 18,000 Btu/h NG, 17,000 Btu/h LP |
| AFUE, Series B (2017) | 76% |
| Vent | Direct vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Insert · About 2001
The Fairfield was a vented gas fireplace insert for masonry or factory-built fireplaces, with an optional blower kit.
| Input | 21,000 Btu/h NG and LP |
|---|---|
| Min. Input | 10,500 Btu/h |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Stove · About 2006
The Fusion Gas was a direct vent freestanding gas stove from Pacific Energy's mid-2000s gas line.
| Vent | Direct vent |
|---|---|
| Supply Pressure (NG) | 5.0–13.9 in w.c. |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Insert · About 2005
The Granville was a direct vent gas fireplace insert, vented through two flex liners run down the existing chimney.
| Vent | Direct vent, two flex liners |
|---|---|
| Supply Pressure (NG) | 5.0–10.5 in w.c. |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Stove · About 1993–2002
The Mirage was Pacific Energy's freestanding gas room heater, built in direct vent and B-vent versions. The B-vent freestanding model could be converted to a hearth model with a kit.
| Input, DV Series B | 25,000 Btu/h NG and LP |
|---|---|
| Vent | Direct vent or B-vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Stove · About 2017
The Mirage 18 was a small direct vent gas stove with intermittent pilot ignition, a remote control and a co-linear venting option.
| Input (NG) | 18,000 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| AFUE | 72% |
| Vent | Direct vent (co-linear option) |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Stove · About 2017
The Mirage 30 was the larger direct vent gas stove in the 2017 Mirage pair.
| Input | 30,000 Btu/h NG, 28,000 Btu/h LP |
|---|---|
| AFUE | 72% |
| Vent | Direct vent (co-linear option) |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Insert · About 1998
The Mirage Direct Vent Insert was a direct vent gas fireplace insert. The 1998 manual covers serial numbers 60000 to 62890.
| Input | 30,000 Btu/h NG, 27,000 Btu/h LP |
|---|---|
| Min. Input | 15,000 Btu/h NG, 13,500 Btu/h LP |
| Vent | Direct vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Insert · About 1999–2000
The Mirage Insert was a vented gas fireplace insert, documented in Series E and Series G manuals.
| Input | 27,000 Btu/h NG, 25,000 Btu/h LP |
|---|---|
| Min. Input | 13,500 Btu/h NG, 12,500 Btu/h LP |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Stove · About 2000
The Oxford was a pedestal gas stove that could be set up as direct vent or, with an adapter, B-vent.
| Input | 21,000 Btu/h NG and LP |
|---|---|
| Min. Input | 10,500 Btu/h |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Stove · About 2006
The Super 27 Gas was a direct vent gas stove covered in the same 2006 manual as the Classic Gas.
| Input (NG, Stock) | 41,750 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Input (NG, Reduced) | 25,000 Btu/h |
| Vent | Direct vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Insert · About 2019
The Tofino i20 was the smallest of Pacific Energy's Tofino direct vent gas inserts, built with SIT or Maxitrol G6R valves.
| Input | 20,000 Btu/h NG and LP |
|---|---|
| Vent | Direct vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Insert · About 2019
The Tofino i30 was the mid-size Tofino direct vent gas insert, built with SIT or Maxitrol G6R valves.
| Input | 30,000 Btu/h NG and LP |
|---|---|
| Vent | Direct vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Gas Insert · About 2019–2023
The Tofino i40 was the largest Tofino direct vent gas insert. Pacific Energy issued manuals for SIT and Maxitrol G6R versions in 2019 and a SIT-only version in 2023.
| Input | 40,000 Btu/h NG, 35,000 Btu/h LP |
|---|---|
| Vent | Direct vent |
Manuals and Brochures
Pellet Stove · About 2013
The Warmland PS45 was a pellet stove sold under Pacific Energy's Warmland name and also came as the PS45 Classic. Its feed rate ran from 1.3 to 5.2 lb of pellets an hour.
| Heat Input | 12,000–45,000 Btu/h |
|---|---|
| Max Feed Rate | 5.2 lb/h |
Manuals and Brochures
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