Description
When it comes to your home's heating system, safety and efficiency are paramount. That's where Empire's DVT2 Extended Vent Termination comes into play. This unassuming accessory is a vital component in ensuring your direct-vent wall furnace operates at its best, providing you with the warmth and comfort you deserve.
Designed with meticulous precision, the DVT2 Extended Vent Termination is more than just a functional piece; it's a blend of engineering excellence and contemporary design. It ensures that the combustion gases are expelled efficiently and safely, preventing any backflow or potential hazards. You can trust that your home's heating is in good hands with this quality accessory.
But it doesn't stop at safety; this vent termination also adds a touch of modern style to the exterior of your home. With its clean lines and sleek finish, it seamlessly integrates into your architecture, creating a polished look that complements your property. So, while it ensures the safe operation of your furnace, it also enhances your home's curb appeal.
Benefits:
- Enhanced Safety: Prevents backflow and ensures safe operation.
- Efficient Ventilation: Facilitates the expulsion of combustion gases.
- Contemporary Design: Adds a modern touch to your home's exterior.
- Architectural Harmony: Seamlessly integrates with your property.
- Durable Build: Crafted to withstand harsh weather conditions.
- Easy Installation: Hassle-free setup for peace of mind.
- Energy Efficiency: Maximizes your heating system's performance.
Features:
- Type: Extended Vent Termination
- Weight: 11 lbs
- Fits: DV-20E, DV-40E, DV-55E Direct Vent Wall Furnaces
- Direct-Vent Wall Furnaces Accessory
About The Manufacturer:
Empire was the first to market vent-free heaters equipped with an Oxygen Depletion Sensor (now standard on all vent-free products in the U.S.). In the 1980s, Empire became the first to market a gas-fired heater that achieves 80-percent efficiency, and in 2006, Empire marketed the first vented gas fireplace to achieve 90-percent efficiency. From early floor furnaces (a forerunner to central heating systems) to console heaters to wall furnaces, to gas fireplaces and log sets, to the super-efficient Mantis fireplace system, Empire has adapted to market requirements.