Product Overview
Majestic Products 40" WarmMajic II Wood Fireplace WARMMAJIC-D is identified by model/SKU WARMMAJIC-D. Key product details include Fuel: Wood; Heating Capacity: 1,000 - 2,600 Sq. Ft.
Enhance your home with a clean-burning, efficient wood fireplace you can depend on. Come home to the comfort of the WarmMajic II wood fireplace and enjoy big heat and bold flames.
Features
- 81,000 BTU/hr calculated peak output; 20,900 BTU/hr EPA test output
- 5 mm ceramic glass; attic insulation shield
- Junction box
- Dual fans
- Arched steel faced
- Cast iron arch doors
- CAK4A
- Outside air hood
- ECO friendly EPA certified
- Modern technology makes starting your fire easier and enables up to 10 hours of burn time
- Heat management solutions to heat your whole home
- Heats 1,000 to 2600 sq. ft
- 2.75 cu. ft. firebox capacity
- 22" recommended log length
- Lined with firebrick
Special Considerations:
Certified to 2020 EPA emissions standards
The appliance includes its doors, firebrick and fans. A complete installation still requires the approved chimney and termination, outside-air ducting, compliant hearth extension and finishing materials.
Requires SL300 or 8" DuraPlus pipe with the DuraPlus base plate. See venting section
Use the exact chimney-system insulation shield and installation components specified in the manufacturer installation instructions.
Specifications
| Model | WarmMajic-D |
|---|---|
| Size | 40" |
| Fuel Type | Wood |
| Heating Capacity | 1,000 - 2,600 Sq. Ft |
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WARMMAJIC-D performance and construction
| Fuel | Seasoned cord wood with less than 20% moisture |
|---|---|
| Firebox capacity | 2.75 cubic feet |
| Recommended log length | 22 inches |
| EPA-certified emissions | 1.7 grams per hour |
| Tested efficiency | 73% LHV; 69% HHV, weighted averages using crib wood |
| EPA test output | 20,900 BTU/hr, based on HHV and the EPA test burn rate |
| Calculated peak output | 81,000 BTU/hr, calculated from the maximum first-hour burn rate; not a continuous output rating |
| Chimney diameter | 8 inches |
| Glass | 5 mm ceramic |
| Manufacturer-listed appliance weight | 605 pounds |
Included, required and optional equipment
Included equipment comprises the door, firebrick, noncombustible facing board, metal hearth strips, fans, outside-air hood and collars, attic insulation shield and CAK4A chimney air kit. The installation requires a compliant hearth extension, outside-air duct system, an approved chimney with termination, and noncombustible finishing materials. These installation materials are not all included with the appliance.
Optional accessories listed in the installation manual include MESH-HHT-C firescreen, LINTEL BAR-HHT lintel kit, OA-RD-6 outside-air offset adapter and HEAT-ZONE-WD-C heat-distribution kits. One or two Heat-Zone kits may be installed. These optional packages do not replace required chimney or combustion-air components.
Venting and installation planning
Use the approved HHT SL300 chimney system or 8-inch DuraVent DuraPlus system. The included CAK4A is required with SL300. DuraPlus instead requires removal of the original starter ring and installation of the DuraPlus base plate; CAK4A is not required with that system. Follow the exact chimney-system instructions for supports, firestops, insulation shields and termination.
Outside combustion air is required. The manual specifies 6-inch UL181 Class 0 or Class 1 rigid or flexible ducting, supplied separately, with a maximum run of 40 feet. OA-RD-6 is an optional offset adapter, not a substitute for the required outside-air system. Maintain at least 1 inch of airspace at the appliance sides, 1/2 inch at the back and 2 inches around the chimney. The finished cavity must be at least 24 inches deep; consult the framing and hearth diagrams before construction. Do not fill required airspaces with insulation.
The automatic combustion control helps establish a fire and return it to the selected burn setting. Plan fan wiring and any optional Heat-Zone installation before closing the enclosure. The model is approved for manufactured-home installation only under the manual's conditions, including outside air, grounding and prohibition on installation in a sleeping room.
Warranty and documentation
Manufacturer warranty coverage and exclusions vary by component; see the limited warranty in the linked owner manual. Installation, operation and service must follow the current manufacturer manuals and applicable codes. Use the existing model-specific installation and owner-manual links above for complete framing, hearth, chimney, electrical, maintenance and safety instructions.
