The Tucson is a powerful gas heater, hardworking enough to keep smaller spaces wonderfully warm. The Tucson’s stone and cast iron design helps distribute heat quickly and evenly, while its cast iron double heat exchanger helps maximize heating efficiency. And, with an adjustable flame control, the Tucson lets you control the amount of heat you want... either for greater warmth, or just the romantic ambiance of gentle flames. It’s also among our most versatile gas-fired stoves, available in three different venting configurations to make installation simple and convenient.
Compact cabinet
Requires little floor space; heat output fits smaller home areas.
Large fire viewing area; realistic logs and flame picture
A perfect focal point for relaxation and enjoyment.
Adjustable heat output
All the pleasure of fire viewing ambiance, even when little room heat is required.
Certified room heat with double heat exchange system
Increased stove efficiency; less heat lost up the chimney means more usable heat for less money.
Millivolt ignition system
Stove can operate without electricity; excellent source of heat during power outages.
Wall thermostat
Thermostat turns stove on and off; maintains the home at preset comfort level; desired heat is maintained automatically. Optional programmable thermostat is also available.
No hearth required
Stove can be installed directly on a wooden floor so less floor space is required; installation costs are less.
Variable speed fan with thermostat (optional)
Heated air is moved throughout the home for more uniform temperature. Thermostat monitors stove body temperatures and automatically controls fan (not available on vent-free model).
Remote controls (optional)
Simple "on/off" and thermostatic remote controls allow the fire to be controlled from across the room.
Direct-Vent Model Sealed firebox/ Direct-Vent technology
Air for combustion is drawn from outside the home, reducing cold air drafts; greater efficiency due to not using heated room air for combustion.
Through the wall venting option
Vent pipe can be installed through an exterior wall with only a short rise of vertical pipe exposed. An inconspicuous terminus on the outside wall completes the installation. Vent pipe can be installed through an exterior wall with just the pipe elbow exposed. Special terminus on the outside wall required to provide necessary vertical rise.
Through the roof venting option
Stove can be installed in an interior location with the vent pipe terminating above the roof. Stove can also be installed through an existing fireplace or Class A chimney using special adapters; great option if replacing a woodstove.