Valor LEX4-S 72" Linear Electric Fireplace
Valor LEX4-S 72" Linear Electric Fireplace
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 Valor LEX4-S is a 72-inch linear electric fireplace with a 71-inch viewing area, built into the wall as a three-sided, corner or flush installation with blanking plates in the box. Live Flame LED projection gives three flame colours at five intensities, and it heats on 120V or 240V. It suits a large room or feature wall that calls for the widest flame in the range.
Specifications
- Voltage: 120V or 240V
- Heater: 1,400 / 2,800 W (120V / 240V)
- Heat output (BTU): to be confirmed
- Flame: Live Flame LED projection, 3 flame colours x 5 intensities
- Glass and viewing: 71" viewing area
- In the box: Engine with glass; blanking plates
- Install options: 3-sided, corner, flush — blanking plates supplied
- Nominal width: 72"
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.
- Heats at 1,400 W on 120V or 2,800 W on 240V. A 240V or hard-wired connection must be made by a licensed electrician. Whether the 120V connection is plug-in or hard-wired is being confirmed with Valor.
- Nothing else is required to finish the install. Optional extras, sold separately: log sets and LED mood lighting.
- Boxed size and weight: confirmation pending. Unit dimensions and weight are also being confirmed with the manufacturer. Please check them with us before you plan your vehicle or your framing.
Downloads
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.