Hearth & Home SMART WALL B Installation & Operation Instructions Download Page 4

Hearth & Home Technologies  •  SMART-WALL-B Air Duct Kit  •  4086-348 Rev. D  •  3/20

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Fan Housing

Round to Oval Adapter

6 in. Insulated

Round Air Duct

Figure 5

6.

  Insulated Round Air Duct

:  Run the flexible duct to 

the  fan  housing. Attach  the  round-to-oval  adapter  to 

the fan housing with 2 self-tapping sheet metal screws 

and the air duct to the adapter with the clamp provided. 

See Figure 5.

7.  Support duct at intervals of no greater than four feet, with 

no more than 1/2 in. (12 mm)  sag between supports as 

required by local code. 

Note:

 Secure the duct so that 

clearance to the appliance outer wrap is maintained. 

Tape all seams with aluminum tape (1-1/4 in. (30 mm)

minimum width, or as specified by local codes).

8.   Connect the strain relief from accessory cable (4086-

349) to the SMART-WALL-B junction box.

9.    Connect the white (neutral) and black (hot) wires from 

the  accessory  cable  to  the  corresponding  wires  on 

the SMART-WALL-B blower assembly.  Connect the 

ground  wire  eyelet  to  the  SMART-WALL-B  housing 

using the green screw provided.  See Figure 10.

10. Screw  the  SMART-WALL-B  fan  junction  box  to  the 

SMART-WALL-B fan housing.

11.  Screw the register adapter frame and the air register 

to the fan housing.

Wiring the Appliance for the SMART-WALL-B  

 with IntelliFire

®

 Touch (IFT) Controls

NOTICE: 

 When integrating the SMART-WALL-B onto an 

appliance with IntelliFire Touch (IFT) controls, the RC400 

remote control and the Auxiliary Control Module (IFT-ACM) 

must be equipped on the appliance. 

NOTICE: 

 Electrical wiring must be done in accordance 

with national, provincial, and/or local electric codes.

CAUTION! Risk of shock! 

Disconnect electrical power 

from fireplace/power vent before performing any mainte

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nance, repair, or electrical wiring.

NOTICE: 

  Electrical  service  of  120  VAC-60Hz  must  be 

supplied to the junction box of the fireplace in order for the 

SMART-WALL-B to operate correctly.

REMOVAL OF UNNECESSARY PARTS

Refer to Figure 6 for steps 1 through 4.  Some features may 

or may not exist on appliance.  The shaded portion corre

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sponding to the numbered step is the task to be performed.
1.  Unplug control module power.
2.  Remove and discard battery pack (if present).
3.  Detach wires from 6 pin harness that connect an op

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tional appliance on/off control (if present) and discard.

4.  Remove jumper/splitter wire (if present) and discard.

1/2 IN.

(13 MM)

FAN HOUSING

2 IN. X 4 IN. WALL

FINISHED SURFACE

ADJUSTABLE 

MOUNTING

BRACKETS

18 IN. MIN.

(457 MM) CLEARANCE TO 

COMBUSTIBLE ROOM 

FURNISHINGS SUCH AS 

CURTAINS OR FURNITURE

Figure 4

WARNING

Risk of Fire!

Explosion 

 

Hazard!

Failure to follow instructions could result 

in a fire or explosion.

•   SMART-WALL-B must be paired to IFT-ACM       

before installation is complete. 

 

•   If you have 120 VAC Power & Gas to appliance:  

 

 

-  Immediately after connecting the SMART- 

WALL-B  connector to the IFT-ACM, the IFT 

control must be paired to recognize the SMART-

WALL-B as part of  the control configuration.  

 

  -  Appliance and SMART-WALL-B function must 

be verified before installation is complete.

 

 

-  Consult installation manuals for details.

 

•  If you DO NOT have 120 VAC Power & Gas:

 

 

    -  Disconnect 6V power to lock-out appliance.

Note:  If the appliance is already equipped with an IFT-

ACM,  that  IFT-ACM  must  be  removed  before  installing 

the  SMART-WALL-B  kit.   The  IFT-ACM  included  in  the 

SMART-WALL-B kit must be used for this installation.

Summary of Contents for SMART WALL B

Page 1: ...aged contact your Dealer before starting installation DO NOT install a damaged kit Be sure to also reference the appliance Installers Guide Preliminary Preparation Contents of kit Please note while th...

Page 2: ...mum of two feet horizontally from TV unless register is mounted at least 12 inches above the TV Clearance from insulated flexible duct to combustibles 0 inches MODELS COSMO32 IFT COSMO42 IFT RAVE3012...

Page 3: ...e 2 Note A minimum clearance of 18 inches to any com bustible materials or combustible surfaces such as room furnishings furniture curtains etc is required from the fan housing air outlet Plan for thi...

Page 4: ...cal electric codes CAUTION Risk of shock Disconnect electrical power from fireplace power vent before performing any mainte nance repair or electrical wiring NOTICE Electrical service of 120 VAC 60Hz...

Page 5: ...ROL RF MODULE I S BRN ORANGE PILOT IFT RC400 REMOTE CONTROL GRN WHT BLK RED BLK IFT RC150 WIRELESS WALL SWITCH OPTIONAL SPLITTER BLK RED ADAPTER 6V DC BATTERY PACK BLK RED 6 PIN BLK RED GREEN MAIN RED...

Page 6: ...pproved options including lights and SMART WALL B To connect a light kit to the IFT ACM remove pro tective rubber cap labeled LIGHTS and connect to the female cord that was supplied in your lights kit...

Page 7: ...wire from the IFT ECM wire harness to the white wire coming from the SMART WALL B control module 13 Connect the male DC jack connector from the power harness 2326 136 to the female DC jack connector...

Page 8: ...T connect SMART WALL B module to IFT ACM Disconnect 6V power to lock out appliance Failure to follow instructions could result in damage to the TV WARNING BRN FLAME SENSE IGNITER TO JUNCTION BOX 110 1...

Page 9: ...LTM Control Module to IFT ECM wire harness brown wire 3 PIN FEMALE CONNECTOR Connect 3 Pin Female Connector from SMART WALLTM Control Module to IFT ACM AUX port ACCESSORY CABLE BRN BLK GREEN MAIN WHT...

Page 10: ...le the green LED on the IFT ECM is blinking tap anywhere on the gray indicator bar located at the top of the IFT RC400screen Taponthepairingfunctionasshownin Figure 13 If the IFT RC400 has been paired...

Page 11: ...e IFT RC400 IFT RC400 1 Touch screen on RC400 to wake up 2 Touch Turn Flame On 3 Observe touch screen if system is configured properly for SMART WALL B Operation a 2 minute countdown timer will be dis...

Page 12: ...ith an ambient temperature of not more than 75 degrees Fahrenheit 2 Since every home has unique air flow characteristics and maximum allowable operating temperatures can vary from manufacturer to manu...

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