Valor G3 V-Class Gas Insert, Propane

If you have a wood-burning fireplace that mostly sits dark, the Valor G3 V-Class is a practical way to bring it back to life on propane. The G3 has been part of Valor's lineup since 1991, and this V-Class version pairs it with a choice of three V-Class log sets: birch, driftwood, or traditional logs.

The 739VP engine comes with Valor's AutoFire system and a Valor Plus remote. Valor describes the G3 as a radiant fireplace that heats the room directly, without relying on a fan or electricity, and it runs on battery power. It needs an existing, working solid-fuel fireplace and chimney. The log set, liner, front, and surround are ordered separately, and we'll help you match them.

What Makes the G3 V-Class Different

• Three V-Class log sets. Birch, driftwood, or traditional logs let you pick a fire that suits the room, from rustic to clean and simple.
• Runs without household power. The engine runs on battery power and doesn't need electricity to operate as a heater, which means it isn't tied to your household electricity.
• AutoFire included. Valor's AutoFire system comes with the engine. Valor presents it as a way to save energy.
• A design with a long history. Valor introduced the G3 in 1991, and it's still a core part of the Valor insert line.

This listing is the Valor 739VP engine, the V-Class G3 direct vent gas insert for propane. The fuel bed, liner, front, and surround are sold separately.

Key Specifications

• Fuel: Propane (739VP engine)
• Propane input: 13,000 to 24,000 Btu/h
• EnerGuide rating (CSA P.4.1-15): 70%
• Viewing area: 26-1/8 in w x 12-1/8 in h (317 sq in)
• Fuel bed (sold separately): 739VBLK Birch, 739VDWK Driftwood, or 739VLSK Traditional V-Class logs
• Venting: Direct vent, co-linear, two 3 in flex liners the full length of the existing chimney
• AutoFire: Included
• Remote: Valor Plus remote and wall holder included
• Power: Runs on battery power, no household electricity needed to operate as a heater
• Circulating fan: Optional 755CFK kit, needs a grounded power source
• Installation: Requires an existing, working solid-fuel fireplace and chimney

Input and EnerGuide figures are Valor's ratings. How warm the room feels depends on the space, your home's layout, the installation, and how you run the fire.

Ownership & Maintenance

The optional circulating fan is controlled separately from the remote and needs a grounded power source. We offer ongoing service for our customers after installation.

Thinking about converting a wood fireplace? We'll check your fireplace and chimney, plan the liners, and help you choose logs, liner, and front. Compare more gas fireplace inserts or visit our Auburn, Brunswick, and Yarmouth showrooms.