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Pacific Energy - Built in British Columbia, Pacific Energy pioneered non-catalytic secondary combustion that delivers long burns and clean emissions without catalytic parts to maintain. These stoves and inserts are known for durability, low maintenance, and strong heating performance—available in contemporary steel, enamel, and rustic cast-iron looks.

PACIFIC ENERGY

Built in British Columbia, Pacific Energy pioneered non-catalytic secondary combustion that delivers long burns and clean emissions without catalytic parts to maintain. These stoves and inserts are known for durability, low maintenance, and strong heating performance—available in contemporary steel, enamel, and rustic cast-iron looks.

  • Pacific Energy Wood Stoves & Inserts

    PACIFIC ENERGY

    Fireplaces






  • Pacific Energy Wood Stoves & Inserts

    PACIFIC ENERGY

    Fireplaces






Key Benefits

  • Non-catalytic secondary combustion (no catalyst to replace)
  • High efficiency, low emissions (EPA-certified)
  • Long burn times with easy operation
  • Wide lineup: steel, enamel, cast iron
  • Lifetime warranty on key components

What You’ll Love

Catalyst-Free Simplicity
No fragile combustors or expensive replacements.
Easy, Clean Operation
Air wash systems keep glass clearer; intuitive air controls.
Strong, Even Heat
Thick steel fireboxes and advanced secondary burn maximize performance.
Design Variety
From modern steel to enamel and traditional cast iron.
Trusted Canadian Build
Made for harsh climates and decades of daily use.

Models & Product Lines

Alderlea Cast Iron Series

Alderlea Cast Iron Series
Key Features
  • Compact cast-iron cladding over a welded steel firebox
  • Hidden swing-out trivets for warming/cooking
  • Non-catalytic secondary combustion; large air-wash glass
Full Specification
  • Cordwood: 54,000 BTU
  • EPA Test Fuel: 30,150 BTU
  • Efficiency (HHV): 75.4%
  • Emissions: 1.6 g/hr
  • Firebox: 1.4 cu ft
  • Logs: 16″ rec. / 18″ max
  • Glass: 152 sq in
  • Weight: 405 lb
  • Heating area (brochure): do ok. 1,500 sq ft.
Key Features
  • Timeless proportions; steady radiant + convective heat
  • Long burn capability with seasoned hardwood
  • Optional blower; outside-air ready (OAK)
Full Specification
  • Cordwood: 72,000 BTU
  • EPA Test Fuel: 38,200 BTU
  • Efficiency (HHV): 71.3%
  • Emissions: 1.8 g/hr
  • Firebox: 2.1 cu ft
  • Logs: 16″ rec. / 18″ max
  • Glass: 163 sq in
  • Weight: 523 lb
  • Heating area (brochure): do ok. 2,000 sq ft.
Key Features
  • Largest Alderlea—built for big rooms and colder climates
  • Massive viewing glass; overnight burn windows
  • Non-catalytic, low-maintenance design
Full Specification
  • Cordwood: 99,000 BTU
  • EPA Test Fuel: 41,275 BTU
  • Efficiency (HHV): 74%
  • Emissions: 1.8 g/hr
  • Firebox: 2.5–3.0 cu ft*
  • Logs: 18″ rec. / 20″ max
  • Glass: 185 sq in
  • Weight: 585 lb
  • Heating area (brochure): do ok. 3,000 sq ft

Steel Stoves (Modern or Traditional Looks)

Summit / Super / Neo
Key Features
  • PE’s large non-cat workhorse with long, even heat
  • Simple controls; robust baffle & firebrick for durability
  • Optional blower; OAK-ready
Full Specification
  • EPA emissions: 1.8 g/hr (crib)
  • Efficiency (HHV): 74% 
  • EPA test fuel output: 41,275 BTU/hr
  • Max/rec. log length: 20″ / 18″
  • Firebox: 2.5 cu ft 
  • Viewing area: 153 sq in
  • Flue / chimney: 6″ diameter (UL 103HT / ULC S629), single- or double-wall connector per install.
  • Overall dimensions (body):
    • Pedestal: W 27″ × H 31-3/4″ × D 28″
    • Leg option: W 27″ × H 29-1/4″ × D 23-3/4″
    • Summit Classic: W 25-1/2″ × H 28-3/8″ × D 25-5/8″
Key Features
  • Balanced size for most homes; easy daily operation
  • Airwash keeps glass clearer; steady secondary burn
  • Compact footprint with strong heat output
Full Specification
  • EPA emissions: 1.8 g/hr (crib)
  • Efficiency (HHV): 71.3%
  • EPA test fuel output: 38,200 BTU/hr
  • Max/rec. log length: 18″ / 16″
  • Firebox: 2.1 cu ft
  • Viewing area: 122 sq in
  • Flue / chimney: 6″ diameter (UL 103HT / ULC S629), single- or double-wall connector per install. 
  • Overall dimensions (body):
    • Pedestal: W 24″ × H 29″ × D 28″
    • Leg: W 24″ × H 27-5/8″ × D 28″
    • Super Classic: W 23-7/8″ × H 29″ × D 27-1/2″
  • Weight (typical Super LE): ~355 lb (factory spec sheet).
Key Features
  • Modern lines, pedestal or leg options; large panoramic glass
  • Non-catalytic clean burn with intuitive air control
  • Optional side/top enameled panels (model-dependent)
Full Specification
  • EPA emissions: 1.6 g/hr (crib)
  • Efficiency (HHV): 75.4%
  • EPA test fuel output: 30,150 BTU/hr
  • Cordwood peak: 54,000 BTU
  • Max/rec. log length: 18″ / 16″
  • Firebox: 1.4 cu ft
  • Viewing area: 173 sq in
  • Weight: 350 lb
  • Flue / chimney: 6″ diameter (listed; single- or double-wall connector per install). 
  • Overall dimensions (body): W 27-1/8″ × H 37-1/4″ (36″ to top plate) × D 21-7/8″ (20-1/2″ to flue centerline).
Key Features
  • Larger Neo with higher output; removable cook-top trivet; porcelain side-panel options.
  • Catalytic-free, with integrated heat exchanger and ACMS control.
Full Specification
  • EPA emissions: 1.6 g/hr (crib)
  • Efficiency (HHV): 73%
  • EPA test fuel output: 29,500 BTU/hr
  • Cordwood peak: 85,000 BTU
  • Max/rec. log length: 18″ / 17″
  • Firebox: 1.9 cu ft
  • Viewing area: 184 sq in
  • Flue / chimney: 6″ diameter (listed; single- or double-wall connector per install). 
  • Overall dimensions (body): W 29″ × H 40″ (39″ to top plate) × D 24-1/4″; flue centerline setback 6-1/8″.

Vista & True North

Value-Focused, Efficient Wood Stoves
Key Features
  • EPA 2020, catalytic-free secondary combustion with very low emissions.
  • Strong efficiency for a compact firebox; clear-view glass with airwash.
  • Choice of pedestal, legs, or “Classic” trim; standard 6″ flue.
Full Specification
  • Fuel: Cordwood (seasoned) 
  • Emissions: 1.6 g/hr (EPA 2020) 
  • Efficiency: 82% LHV / 75% HHV (tested to CSA B415)
  • Output (EPA test range): 12,115–30,149 BTU/hr
  • Cordwood (peak/marketing): 54,000 BTU/hr
  • Firebox Volume: 1.4 cu ft
  • Max Log Length / Recommended: 18″ / 16″ 
  • Glass Viewing Area: 152 sq in 
  • Flue/Chimney: 6″ dia. (150 mm) 
  • Overall Dimensions (Pedestal): W 25-3/4″ × H 29-3/8″ × D 23-1/8″ (Classic/Leg variants vary slightly—see drawing)
Key Features
  • Small, budget-friendly heater with catalytic-free tube combustion. 
  • Clear glass airwash; mobile-home approved.
  • Cast-iron door, heavy steel top; simple single-lever air control.
Full Specification
  • Fuel: Cordwood (seasoned)
  • Emissions: 1.4 g/hr (EPA 2020) 
  • Efficiency: 80.4% LHV / 72.6% HHV (tested) 
  • Output (EPA test): 13,100–17,600 BTU/hr;
  • Cordwood: 30,000 BTU/hr
  • Firebox Volume: 0.8 cu ft
  • Max/Ideal Log Length: 14″ max / 12″ ideal
  • Overall Dimensions: H 25-3/4″ × W 21-3/8″ × D 14-7/8″
Key Features
  • Larger 2.0 cu ft firebox for solid heat; catalytic-free operation. 
  • Airwash glass; optional 60 CFM blower. 
  • Mobile-home approved; inside/outside combustion air capable.
Full Specification
  • Fuel: Cordwood (seasoned)
  • Emissions: 1.6 g/hr (EPA 2020)
  • Efficiency: 72.7% HHV (tested)
  • Output (EPA test): 13,900–29,200 BTU/hr; Cordwood: 60,000 BTU/hr
  • Firebox Volume: 2.0 cu ft
  • Max/Ideal Log Length: 20″ max / 18″ ideal
Key Features
  • High-efficiency, catalyst-assisted model with Electronic Combustion Assist and Passive Catalytic Technology for clean, long burns. 
  • Lower emissions than many non-cats (1.1 g/hr) with robust 60k BTU cordwood output.
  • Airwash glass, cast-iron door, heavy steel top.
Full Specification
  • Fuel: Cordwood (seasoned) 
  • Emissions: 1.1 g/hr (EPA 2020) 
  • Efficiency: 75% LHV / 76% HHV (tested) 
  • Output (EPA test): 13,500–29,200 BTU/hr; Cordwood (peak): 60,000 BTU/hr
  • Firebox / Logs: 2.0 cu ft; 20″ max / 18″ ideal 
  • Selected Construction & Certs: 10-ga steel body; UL 1482 / ULC S627; EPA 2020 certified.

Wood Inserts

Efficient Retrofits for Masonry Fireplaces
Key Features
  • Proven TN20 firebox sized for inserts; catalytic-free system. 
  • Airwash glass; inside/outside combustion air capable. 
  • Good real-world heat with EPA-listed low emissions.
Full Specification
  • Fuel: Cordwood (seasoned) 
  • Emissions: 1.6 g/hr (EPA 2020) 
  • Efficiency: 73% HHV (tested) 
  • Output (EPA test): 13,900–29,200 BTU/hr; Cordwood: 55,000 BTU/hr 
  • Firebox Volume: 2.0 cu ft 
  • Max Log Length: 20″ (18″ ideal)
  • Typical Install Envelope (reference): ~29″ W × 20-1/4″ H × 18″ D (check manual/opening chart during survey)
Key Features
  • High-capacity insert for large spaces; long burn potential
  • Non-cat secondary combustion; large viewing glass
  • Surround kits for clean, finished look
Full Specification
  • EPA test fuel output: 41,275 BTU/hr
  • Efficiency (HHV): 74%
  • Emissions: 1.8 g/hr
  • Firebox volume: 3.0 cu ft
  • Logs (recommended / max): 16″ / 20″
  • Glass viewing area: 153 sq in
  • Weight: 465 lb. 

Minimum fireplace opening — (see diagram letters)

  • A: 22 ½” B: 28 ¼” C: 19″ D: 26 ¼”.

Surround sizes

  • Standard: 50 ⅜” (W) × 32 ¼” (H)
  • Oversize: 54 ⅜” (W) × 34 ¼” (H). 

Clearances to combustibles — (see diagram letters)

  • A: 8″ B: 15″ C: 8″ D: 18″ (Canada) / 16″ (USA) E: 8″. 

Chimney / liner & hearth — from manual

  • Flue connection: 6″ stainless-steel liner (full liner required in Canada; full-liner or direct-flue connection permitted per USA code). 
  • Hearth protection: non-combustible hearth extension 16″ in front and 8″ each side minimum (alt. 24″ front in Canada / 22″ USA if flush to combustibles — see manual).
Key Features
  • Mid-size insert suited to common fireplace openings
  • Airwash glass, strong secondary burn performance
  • Optional blower for added convection
Full Specification

Technical data — from spec sheet

  • EPA test fuel output: 38,200 BTU/hr
  • Efficiency (HHV): 71.3%
  • Emissions: 1.8 g/hr
  • Firebox volume: 2.1 cu ft
  • Logs (recommended / max): 16″ / 18″
  • Glass viewing area: 122 sq in
  • Weight: 350 lb. 

Minimum fireplace opening — (see diagram letters)

  • A: 21″ B: 26″ C: 18 ⅜” D: 22 ½”.

Surround sizes

  • Standard: 43 ⅜” (W) × 29 3⁄16″ (H)
  • Oversize: 48″ (W) × 33″ (H).

Clearances to combustibles — (see diagram letters)

  • A: 6″ B: 12″ C: 10″ D: 18″ (Canada) / 16″ (USA) E: 8″. 

Chimney / liner, blower & hearth — from manual

  • Flue connection: 6″ stainless-steel liner (full liner required in Canada; full-liner or direct-flue connection option in USA).
  • Blower electrical rating: 115–120 V, 60 Hz, 1.2 A (grounded receptacle). 
  • Hearth protection: non-combustible hearth 16″ in front and 8″ each side minimum (Canada 18″ front / USA 16″ front for ember protection). 
Key Features
  • Compact insert for small masonry openings
  • Efficient, simple operation with clear-view glass
  • Smart value choice for supplemental heat
Full Specification
  • EPA test fuel output: 23,200 BTU/hr
  • Efficiency (HHV): 72%
  • Emissions: 1.9 g/hr
  • Firebox volume: 1.6 cu ft
  • Logs (recommended / max): 16″ / 17″
  • Glass viewing area: 152 sq in
  • Weight: 280 lb. 

Minimum fireplace opening — (see diagram letters)

  • A: 21″ B: 24 ½” C: 17″ D: 24 ½”. 

Surround sizes

  • Standard: 37″ (W) × 28″ (H)
  • Oversize: 42″ (W) × 30″ (H). 

Clearances to combustibles — (see diagram letters)

  • A: 9 ½” B: 13″ C: 13″ D: 18″ (Canada) / 16″ (USA) E: 8″.

Chimney / liner, blower & hearth — from manual

  • Flue connection: 6″ I.D. removable flue collar; 6″ stainless liner (full liner required in Canada; US: full-liner recommended, direct-flue option per code). 
  • Blowers (electrical): 120 V, 60 Hz, 1.2 A (grounded), variable speed; serviceable from the front.
  • Hearth protection: non-combustible hearth 16″ in front and 8″ each side minimum; ember-protection distances per code (Canada 18″ front / USA 16″ front).

Installation & Considerations

Chimney & Draft

Proper liner sizing and chimney height are critical for clean, efficient burns.

Sizing

We’ll match firebox size to your home’s square footage and insulation

Hearth & Clearances

We confirm hearth pad R-value and wall clearances for safety

Inserts

We’ll measure your masonry firebox and adapt the surround/liner for the correct model.

Wood Quality

Well-seasoned hardwood (~15–20% moisture) is essential for long, clean burns.

Warranty & Fireplace Gallery Advantage

  • Pacific Energy Warranty — Lifetime coverage on the firebox, baffle, and combustion chamber; additional parts coverage varies by model.

  • Fireplace Gallery Advantage (NYC) — Purchase and installation by us qualifies as a capital improvement (no sales tax collected). Plus 1 year of in-house parts & labor coverage, and we’ll assist with any future manufacturer warranty claims.

Who Pacific Energy Is Ideal For

  • Homeowners wanting simple, catalyst-free wood stoves.
  • Families needing dependable overnight burns and easy controls.
  • Clients who value Canadian durability and refined craftsmanship.
  • Projects prioritizing EPA-certified, low-emission heating.

See Pacific Energy Live

Feel the radiant comfort of Pacific Energy wood stoves in person.
Visit our showroom to compare Alderlea, Summit, Neo, and Vista models side by side, explore finish options, and plan chimney/hearth details.

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