A Short History of the Heatilator Fireplace

1980 Heatilator Fireplace. Does anyone know what Heatilator this is? It’s from the 1980s. r I have been using Regency wood stoves ( the free standing FS2400 wood stove with glass door) for years, using it for the main source of heat every winter in the Portland. I say heatilator because I can't find any identifying marks on it however most of the manuals I can find have similar features to a 1980-ish heatilator (2 intake 2 exhaust vents surrounding fireplace)

Heatilator MultiSided Gas Series American Heritage Fireplace
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These models operate without having the pilot light burning all of the time to prevent the waste of precious natural resources. Design, install, service of residential & commercial hvac/r equip.

Heatilator MultiSided Gas Series American Heritage Fireplace

It gained an extra burst of popularity in the environmental craze of the 1970s, when Carter revved up anxiety about energy (The Energy Crisis!) and good Americans bought heaters like the Kero-Sun and Buck Stove (a. Since their rise in popularity in the 1950's throughout the 1980's, Old-style Heatilator fireplaces have been advancing in features, technology and performance What is the correct replacement for this model now? Answered by D.E

Removing an old Heatilator Fireplace YouTube. The Heatilator 3138 pulls fresh air in from inside through two fans, circulates that air in a chamber that surrounds the firebox to warm that air, and then pushes that warm air. Just bought a 1972 house that at some point had a heatilator type zero clearance all metal fireplace added to living room

Removing an old Heatilator Fireplace YouTube. Since their rise in popularity in the 1950's throughout the 1980's, Old-style Heatilator fireplaces have been advancing in features, technology and performance I have been using Regency wood stoves ( the free standing FS2400 wood stove with glass door) for years, using it for the main source of heat every winter in the Portland.