Dimplex Optimyst e-MatriX 35" Water Vapour Firebox, Front-Facing
Usually ready for pickup in 5–7 business days; we email you when it’s in.
Plug-in models need only a standard outlet. If yours is hard-wired or runs on 240V, any licensed electrical contractor can connect it: ask for a dedicated circuit for an electric fireplace and give them the installation manual on this page. We don’t recommend or arrange electricians.
The Dimplex Optimyst e-MatriX is a 35-inch built-in water-vapour firebox for architectural installations, in front-facing, left-corner, right-corner and three-sided bay versions. The mist flame rises through charred logs with optional crackling sound, and the unit is designed for a continuous, direct-plumbed water connection.
Specifications
- Voltage: 120V
- Heater: Flame only; no heater listed by Dimplex
- Heat output: 921 BTU equivalent electrical draw
- Connection: Hard-wired
- Flame: Optimyst water-vapour flame, three-dimensional; charred logs and optional crackling sound
- Controls: Remote and app control
- Installation: Built-in firebox; front, left corner, right corner or bay versions
- In the box: Charred log set included
- Unit size: 35" W x 37.75" H x 20" D
- Unit weight: 302 lb
- Nominal width: 35"
- Warranty: 2-year limited
Before you buy
- Pickup only. Order online and collect at our warehouse at 1380 Pemberton Ave, North Vancouver, by appointment, Tuesday to Friday. We do not ship or deliver.
- Buy and install yourself. We do not offer installation or service with this purchase.
- Hard-wired on 120V by a licensed electrician, and plumbed to a continuous water supply.
- Water: Needs a continuous water supply, direct-plumbed, and a hard-wired electrical connection. This is a unit for a planned build with a plumber and an electrician.
- Boxed size and weight: confirmation pending. Please check the unit size and weight above before you plan your vehicle.
Downloads
- Owner's and installation manual (PDF, from Dimplex)
- Technical specifications (PDF, from Dimplex)
- Product page on dimplex.com
Read the installation manual before you buy. It has the framing size, clearances and electrical requirements, and it is the document a licensed electrician will work from.