Rosedale Electric Built-in NEFB29H

A convincing fire in the fireplace you already have—no chimney work, no gas line. Quick Facts • Heating Capacity: 250–500 sq ft • Viewing Area: 28 3/8″ wide • Fuel: Electric. • Controls: Remote with thermostat and 7-day schedule included; app and voice control available. • Fan: Included Who It’s For A wood fire makes you earn it: hauling logs, tending the burn, cleaning out ash the next morning, so on most evenings the fireplace stays dark. You need a fire that turns on before you’ve sat down, in the opening you already have. If you’ve got a wood-burning firebox you rarely use, or you’re framing a new wall and don’t want a chimney project, the Rosedale Electric slides in and turns the fire into a button press . Keep burning wood and every fire is a half-hour commitment; choose this one and the fire is part of an ordinary Tuesday. What Makes It Special Most electric fires read as electric from across the room. The Rosedale uses multi-layer flame technology —orange and yellow flames that grow from front to back and side to middle, over a glowing log set and a modulating ember bed—so the fire moves the way a real one does. The glass is tinted and anti-glare, so you see the fire, not your lamp reflected in it . It fits most existing wood, masonry, or gas firebox openings with no venting to run, and it shares its rough framing with Napoleon’s Rosedale gas inserts— frame now, choose your fuel later . Plug it into a standard outlet, or have it hardwired to 240 volts to double the heat for a room that needs it. Set the thermostat on the included remote and the fire holds the room there on its own. ECO mode runs at half heat to use less electricity on mild evenings, and BOOST runs the heater at maximum with a faster fan when the room starts out cold. The Napoleon Home app and voice control through Google Home or Alexa are there when the remote is across the room. Possible Downsides • Built-in only. It installs into a firebox opening or a framed wall; it doesn’t freestand or hang on a wall. • Full heat requires a 240-volt connection. On a standard 120-volt outlet it delivers half the heat output. • Faceplates and backerplates are optional add-ons , not included, so plan for the finished look you want. If you want a fire you can turn on with a remote in the opening you already have, the Rosedale Electric is the right decision. The room you used to walk past becomes the one everyone ends up in. Finish it your way with three-sided, four-sided, or arched three-sided faceplates, three-sided, four-sided, or trimmable backerplates, an optional wall-mount controller, and included glowing split oak log and topaz crushed glass media with 13 top light and 5 ember color options.