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CAUTION: Ensure installation does not allow fire to be in direct contact with building vapour
barrier or insulation and meets all local building code.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire, do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapours or
liquids in the vicinity of the heater.
1. Select a location that is not susceptible to moisture and is away from curtains, furniture and high
traffic.
2. Unpack the fire and accessories from their box.
NOTE: Leave the front glass and partially reflective glass, safely, in the box until ready for installation.
3. Store the fire in a safe, dry and dust free location until it is ready to be installed.
This electric fire is designed to be installed into a solid construction – such as an existing chimney
breast or plaster board construction. The installation of this product should be carried out by a
qualified professional.
There are several options for displaying the fire, including:
- Choice of background panel
- One, Two or Three-sided installation
- Materials to be placed onto the fuel bed
Please follow these instructions to assist you in the installation and operation of this product.
Technical Information
WARNING:
In order to avoid overheating, do not cover the appliance. Do not place material or
garments on the appliance, or obstruct the air circulation around the appliance.
The appliance carries a DO NOT COVER warning symbol.
This appliance is equipped with a device to control the room temperature. Do not use this appliance
in small rooms when they are occupied by persons not capable of leaving the room on their own,
unless constant supervision is provided
.
Thank you for choosing a Real Flame electric fire.
General Information
Real Flame Vivente Electric Fire
Models: VVT75, VVT100, VVT150
Heat Output
230V
240V
Nominal Heat Output
P
Nom
1.4
1.5
kW
Minimum Heat Output
P
min
1.3
1.4
kW
Maximum Continuous Heat Output
P
max
1.4
1.5
kW
Auxiliary Electricity Consumption
In Standby Mode
el
SB
0.49
0.49
W
with electronic room temperature control.
Summary of Contents for Vivente VVT100
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