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VENTILATION

 

 

 

Adequate ventilation for the fireplace shall be provided in accordance with NZS5261and the 
Manufacturer’s Instructions. 

This fireplace has also been designed to draw room air into the fireplace and to circulate it as 
convected heat. 

The blocking up or modifying of any of the airways of the fireplace in any way, could create a 
hazardous situation of either overheating or poor ventilation. 

Fixed ventilation must be provided equal to 100 mm2 for every 10 Mj of gas input. Vent 
should install at a high level to prevent draughts. 

Living Flame has carried out extensive research and testing into the correct ventilating for an 
open gas fireplace.   

The requirements for an open natural draught fireplace is for fixed ventilation grills to be 
fitted to supply makeup air with an open area equal to 100mm x 100mm a factor of 1 for 
every 10 mega Joules that the gas fireplace is gas rated at. 

As a rule of thumb you will find that the size of the required ventilation grill will closely match 
the cross sectional area in m2 of the fireplace natural draught flue. 

The air flow through an open natural draught fireplace ventilation grill is at very low velocity, 
approximately 2Pa with an air flow of between 250m3 – 1200m3/hr depending on the size of 
fireplace. 

 
 
 

 

GAS CONNECTION 

 
 

A gas certificate must be given for the installation, connection and associated flue vent 
system. 

All installation work should be carried out by a suitably trained and qualified person to 
comply with installation code NZS5261 and the manufacturers instructions and then certified 
by a Craftsman Gasfitter. 

Before installation commences, check the data plate on the fire to verify that the fire is set up 
to suit your type of gas supply.  Field conversion to suit a different gas is not always 
practical. 

This fireplace is supplied with a 10mm soft copper connection mounted at the rear or the 
side of the fireplace, depending on configuration. 

A gas line capable of supplying a minimum of 100mj per burner should be brought to the 
fireplace with a 10mm soft copper tail.  This is to be connected to the 10mm soft copper 
pipe. 

Other systems of connection may be used in accordance with NZS5261. 

Summary of Contents for Eastside Euro

Page 1: ...LIVING FLAME February 2015 Installation Guidelines Operating Instructions Part One Technical details subject to change Please ensure you have the latest specifications...

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Page 3: ...Rating Inputs 2 Eastside Overview Eastside Fires are Supplied With Eastside Configurations Drawing Number 62 Part Two 3 Dimensions 1200mm Standard Drawing Number 43 Part Two 1500mm Standard Drawing N...

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Page 5: ...r Balance No Hearth Drawing Number 47 Part 2 Burner Air Balance Cantilevered Hearth Drawing Number 48 Part 2 Burner Air Balance Cantilevered Stone Hearth Drawing Number 49 Part 2 Burner Air Balance Se...

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Page 7: ...burner air balance with cantilevered stone hearth and service mesh 51 Eastside with a 50mm rebate and loose stone lining or brick slips liner 52 Eastside angle of mantel 53 Eastside 1200mm plasma dim...

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Page 9: ...i steel construction for heat resistance and a longer lifetime Extended heat surface heat exchanger to maximise convected heat Natural gas or home delivered bottled gas LPG fuel options Fire Sure Life...

Page 10: ...ack Vista left hand opening Three sided divider One open long side one glass long side one glass short side one polished stainless steel back Vista right hand opening Three sided divider One open long...

Page 11: ...n be correctly installed without damaging the structure of the building checking that the flue vent and its shielding will not interfere with any structural timberwork Where there is sufficient access...

Page 12: ...ance Do not place combustible materials around the fireplace Know where your gas shut off valves are located WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS Open windows Do not try to light any gas appliance Do not use a...

Page 13: ...ote If the gas line has been interrupted or when first lighting the fire it may be necessary to follow the above start up sequence several times HIGH LOW FLAME Once the fire has reached full glow and...

Page 14: ...the guarantee fulfilled Fire Sure Lifetime Burner Assembly Guarantee This is a One Year Replacement Guarantee that covers the control parts used in the manufacturing of a Living Flame Fire The manufac...

Page 15: ...ving Flame procedures Living Flame Fireplaces must be operated in accordance with Living Flame Operating Instructions Operating Living Flame Fireplaces should be used only for the burning of gas fuels...

Page 16: ...l closely match the cross sectional area in m2 of the fireplace natural draught flue The air flow through an open natural draught fireplace ventilation grill is at very low velocity approximately 2Pa...

Page 17: ...ire outlet pressures have been preset in the factory To adjust Turn off the fire and loosen the test nipple screw Fit 6mm tube and test gauge securely Turn on the fire check pressure settings on high...

Page 18: ...aws Flue vent must be unrestricted The flue vent should be checked for correct height and location in relation to other objects in close proximity refer to drawing no s 67 and 68 Stand the fireplace i...

Page 19: ...do not use a flare or gland fitting Install flue components as required If offsets are required they should be installed with a minimum rise of not less than 10 degrees from the horizontal and should...

Page 20: ...ide fireplace CLADDING ENCLOSING DO NOT USE SLIM LINES METAL OR PLASTIC AROUND THE OPEN FRONT OF THE FIREPLACE Living Flame suggest that the fire is clad in 9mm Villa board or similar This gives a smo...

Page 21: ...cowl fitted Roof flashing and seals should be the appropriate type for the roof HEIGHT The minimum effective height of the flue shall be at least 3 6m Flues or chimneys should rise until there is a 2...

Page 22: ...FLUE HEIGHT DIAGRAM Refer Drawing Numbers 67 and 68 FLUE COMPONENTS AND OFFSET RULES Refer Drawing Numbers 4 4a 69...

Page 23: ...anket Place the ice or pebble effect evenly over the ember bed to a depth of approximately 25mm Ensure that they are evenly distributed to create an even flame pattern When the fire is set correctly t...

Page 24: ...on of controls and safety devices Check flue system is clear and clean Check flue vent Re assemble fire Check ignition system Perform lighting test minimum 20 out of 20 Check injector and pressure set...

Page 25: ...of the main burner The fireplace when installed should be electrically grounded in accordance with the electrical regulations This fireplace is supplied with an electronic control system The appropria...

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Page 42: ...earth materials must not overlap the front of perforated grill or the front of the burner edge Also Note A small gap must be left between the finishing hearth or cavity materials and the glass panels...

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