
Pacific Energy Super LE Wood Insert

Wood Insert
Pacific Energy Super LE
Brand: Pacific EnergyHeat most of the house from the fireplace you already have.
Figures per the manufacturer. Real-world results depend on your home, fuel, and install.
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See the Super LE on the manufacturer's site: www.pacificenergy.net ↗
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Who It's For
An open fireplace warms the people sitting right in front of it, and the rest of the house pays for it in drafts. You need the fire sealed in and the heat pushed out into the rooms you live in. If your home runs up to about 2,000 square feet and you want wood to do a real share of the heating, the Super Insert is sized for exactly that. Choose a smaller insert and it will run flat out on cold nights; choose this one and it settles in at a comfortable pace.
What Makes It Special
The Super Insert comes with two temperature-activated, variable-speed blowers. As the firebox warms, they switch on and move that heat out of the fireplace and across the room, so the warmth reaches past the couch.
Logs load straight in, front to back, which makes refueling easier and safer. A cast iron warming shelf and ash lip sit across the front, and a full load burns for approx. 7–10 hours—enough to go to bed warm and wake up to live coals.
Possible Downsides
- Its glass is the smallest of the three traditional inserts. For a bigger view of the fire, look at the Summit insert.
- Traditional arched door only. For a flat, contemporary face, look at the Neo 2.5 insert.
If you want your fireplace to heat most of an average-size home without running flat out, the Super Insert is the right decision. The cold corner of the house stops being cold, and the fireplace becomes the reason the whole main floor stays warm.
The Super Insert takes a door in Metallic Black, Nickel, or Brushed Nickel, and an embossed surround in standard or oversize.
Manuals and Documents
- Pacific Energy on pacificenergy.net (manufacturer's website)
- Owner's manual (PDF, www.pacificenergy.net)
- Brochure (PDF, www.pacificenergy.net)
Documents open on the manufacturer's website. Your installer follows the manual for your exact install.
The Pacific Energy Story
Pacific Energy Fireplace Products was founded in 1978 by Paul Erickson in Duncan, British Columbia. It's best known for steel and cast-iron wood stoves, many finished in porcelain enamel from its own plant, and it also builds wood fireplaces, gas fireplaces, and gas stoves. The same company makes Town & Country gas fireplaces, True North, and Elegant Electric. Sweden's NIBE group became the majority owner in 2022, and NIBE's 2023 annual report lists the company as wholly owned.
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