American Hearth | Ceramic Fiber Charred Log Set 30 in | LS30TINF

American Hearth 30" Ceramic Fiber Traditional Charred Log Set

Overview

Transform your fireplace into a stunning focal point with the American Hearth 30" Ceramic Fiber Traditional Charred Log Set. Its lifelike design captivates with deep ember beds and dual burners, enhancing the ambiance of any space with realistic flames that dance around beautifully hand-painted logs.

Benefits

• Enjoy a captivating visual display that brings warmth and charm to your home.
• Enhance your relaxation time with a realistic fire experience, perfect for cozy nights in.
• Impress guests with an elegant fireplace that looks stunning while providing warmth.

Features

• Lively fire burns around handcrafted ceramic fiber logs
• Deep ember bed enhances the visual appeal of the flames
• Compatible with dual burner systems for improved performance

Specifications

• Size: 30 inches
• Weight: 11 lbs
• Material: Ceramic Fiber
• Style: Traditional Charred Log Set

Product Warranty

The American Hearth product comes with a 10-year Limited Warranty on the Combustion Chamber and a Limited Lifetime Warranty on Glass. All other components are covered by a three-year limited warranty, while remote controls and lighting systems carry a one-year limited warranty.

Product FAQs

• Can I buy a fireplace online and install it myself We recommend hiring a certified professional for installation to avoid warranty issues due to improper setup.
• Does our product work during a power outage Yes, many appliances can function without power. Consult your local dealer for specifics.
• What is the difference between Millivolt and electronic ignition fireplaces Millivolt fireplaces use energy generated by a standing pilot, while electronic ignition models need a power source like house or battery voltage.
• Can I use a Wi-Fi Thermostat with my unit Most of our units operate on millivolts or low voltage and are not compatible with standard Wi-Fi thermostats which typically use 24 volts.
• Where can I find my model and serial number Check the rating plate attached to the valve of your appliance for model and serial number information.
• What is the difference between a fireplace, a firebox, and an insert Fireplaces are installed into framed openings. Fireboxes require a burner and logs. Inserts are made to fit into existing wood-burning fireplaces.
• Can you tell me how old my unit is The first two digits of the serial number indicate the year of manufacture and the following two digits reveal the week of that year it was made.