Regency® Liberty LRI6E Gas Insert

For a bigger fireplace, these large Regency gas inserts offer two different looks. The Liberty LRI6E uses a traditional log set, and the Horizon line uses a modern linear burner, so the fire can match the style of your room.

Both have electronic ignition with a SureFire switch and a standard 140 cfm variable-speed blower. If the power goes out, batteries in the remote receiver keep the burner working, and the blower comes back when the power does. Natural gas input runs from 25,000 to 38,000 BTU/hr. We'll check your fireplace against Regency's minimum opening before recommending one.

What Makes the LRI6E and HRI6E Different

• Keeps burning in an outage. Batteries in the remote receiver keep the burner working. The blower waits for power.
• Two looks. Logs on the Liberty LRI6E, a linear burner on the Horizon HRI6E.
• Blower standard. A 140 cfm variable-speed blower comes with it.

This listing is the LRI6E-11 for natural gas.

Key Specifications

• Minimum fireplace opening: 34 in front width, 25 in rear width, 24 in high, 19 1/2 in deep with the vignette faceplate. See the manual for every minimum.
• Natural gas input: 25,000 to 38,000 BTU/hr
• Venting: Direct vent, 3 in intake / 4 in exhaust co-linear
• Blower: 140 cfm, variable speed, standard
• Fireplace efficiency (CSA P.4.1): 70.37% natural gas

These are Regency's input and efficiency ratings. The way your house is laid out and how the insert is installed both affect the result.

Have a large fireplace that isn't getting much use? We'll measure it and plan the liner and installation. Stop by our Auburn, Brunswick, and Yarmouth showrooms or browse our gas inserts.