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16400-7806 G4S REV G

H. HORIZONTAL VENT SYSTEM CLEARANCES

ALL APPROVED VENTING

TOP

BOTTOM

SIDES

HORIZONTAL

1 inch [25mm]

1 inch [25mm]

1 inch [25mm]

I. WALL PASS-THROUGH - Follow all local codes for requirement of firestops.

8 - VENTING

8 - VENTING

J. PITOT TUBE INFORMATION 

There is a 1/4" pitot tube mounted in the center of the flue collar and is 

 

connected to the pressure switch. (Figure 8E)  

This monitors the pressure in the flue and is necessary for proper operation.

Take care to keep the end of the tube clean.

IMPORTANT: THIS TUBE MUST NOT BE BENT, CLOGGED, 

 

REMOVED, OR ALTERED IN ANY WAY. 

Pitot Tube is 

mounted in the 

center of the  

flue collar

Figure 8J

Summary of Contents for 34S-20GL

Page 1: ...rical switch do not use any phone in your building Immediately call your gas supplier from a neighbor s phone Follow the gas supplier s instructions If you cannot reach your gas supplier call the fire...

Page 2: ...INS_CUST UL REV E Page 2...

Page 3: ...28 H Horizontal Vent System Clearance 29 I Wall Pass Through 29 J Pitot Tube Information 29 8 Venting Continued K Vertical Terminations 30 L Horizontal Cap Location Clearances 30 M Horizontal Terminia...

Page 4: ...ed service technician Clean glass only when cool and only with non abrasive cleansers Do not operate this appliance with the glass frame assembly removed cracked or broken Replacement of the glass ass...

Page 5: ...fueled heating appliance or equipment The sign shall read in print no less the one half inch 1 2 in size GAS VENT DIRECTLY BELOW KEEP CLEAR OF ALL OBSTRUCTIONS INSPECTION The state or local gas inspec...

Page 6: ...0 1 270 44 7 8 1 140 24 610 89 3 4 2 280 84S 24GL 10 12 101 3 4 2 584 24 610 24 610 44 1 118 56 1 422 50 7 8 1 292 24 610 101 3 4 2 584 30 HIGH GLASS 34S 30GL 8 10 41 3 4 1 060 30 762 24 610 48 1 219...

Page 7: ...6 1 2 13 COLLAR INTAKE D E 8 7 1 8 181 3 7 6 1 8 156 12 305 TOP VIEW FRONT VIEW RIGHT SIDE VIEW LEFT SIDE VIEW Figure 3A I J K The hood shall be supported at specific locations using 1 4 20 UNC thread...

Page 8: ...31 32 2X 2 29 32 2X 7 15 32 2X 8 23 32 6X 7 8 6X 1 3 32 1 11 16 1 1 2 2 3 4 3 27 32 11 3 4 3 GAS 3 7 32 1 1 2 11 1 8 1 1 2 2 3 4 3 GAS BACK SIDE VIEW PILOT SIDE VIEW FRONT VIEW BOTTOM VIEW ELECTRIC EL...

Page 9: ...2X 11 3 4 3 27 32 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 GAS 2X 11 3 16 3 1 4 2 3 4 1 11 16 1 1 2 3 2X 8 23 32 2X 7 15 32 4 6X 13 32 6X 7 8 2 29 32 2X 3 31 32 2X 5 13 32 BACK SIDE VIEW PILOT SIDE VIEW FRONT VIEW BOTTOM VIEW...

Page 10: ...ra clearance must be planned for at the intake collar Framing must allow for vent installation 2 If masonry optional will be used prepare foundation for the masonry load A lintel is required to suppor...

Page 11: ...de Refer to Section 5 Non Combustible Zone for more information 1 2 13 1 2 13 The hood must be supported at specific locations using 1 4 20 UNC threaded rods Refer to Section 3 Threaded Rods for requi...

Page 12: ...he standoffs and loosen the screws holding them in place STEP 2 Refer to Figure 4A 2 Fold the center of the standoff up and both ends out at the perforated lines Using Figure 4A 2 for reference locate...

Page 13: ...is fully supported The temporary support brackets are not shipped in place on the Galaxy Four Sided Series and you will be required to assemble them at the jobsite to support the hood for installation...

Page 14: ...BRACKET INSTALLATION STEP 1 STEP 1 1 Attach the four bottom brackets to the base in the orientation shown STEP 1 2 Attach screws in this area to all four brackets STEP 2 STEP 2 1 Attach cross beams as...

Page 15: ...NSTALLATION STEP 3 STEP 3 1 Attach the four top brackets to the cross beams in the orientation shown STEP 3 2 Attach screws on each side of the cross beam STEP 4 STEP 4 1 Carefully place hood on top o...

Page 16: ...2 6 5 127 6 7 8 175 38 7 8 987 I J I J REQUIRED REQUIRED REQUIRED REQUIRED Figure 4C 1 3 4 5 Models Top View J J K K I I OPTIONAL REQUIRED REQUIRED OPTIONAL OPTIONAL REQUIRED REQUIRED OPTIONAL Figure...

Page 17: ...a fender washer and nut on the top end of the threaded rod to adjust the height of the fireplace opening Make sure the opening dimension is exact all the way around Use Locktite to secure the nut fro...

Page 18: ...aming dimensions should allow for wall covering thickness and fireplace facing materials When using a hearth adjust rough opening size as necessary to maintain at least minimum clearance requirements...

Page 19: ...74 23 584 34S 30GL 40 3 4 1 035 62 1 574 23 584 44S 30GL 52 3 4 1 340 62 1 574 23 584 54S 30GL 64 3 4 1 645 62 1 574 23 584 64S 30GL 76 3 4 1 949 62 1 574 23 584 74S 30GL 88 3 4 2 254 62 1 574 23 584...

Page 20: ...actory They are located on the upper left center and right front of the fireplace and are to ensure that the 1 2 12 7mm required clearance to combustibles on the surface of the fireplace is maintained...

Page 21: ...203 8 12 305 Figure 5 2 The fireplace has standoffs installed on the front of the fireplace standard from the factory They are located on the left center and right front hood of the fireplace and are...

Page 22: ...CE PERSON WARNING DO NOT REMOVE GLASS ASSEMBLY WHEN HOT NOTE GLASS REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION MUST BE PERFORMED WITH TWO PEOPLE NOTE Glass must be removed using quality suction cups DO NOT attempt to re...

Page 23: ...a plastic edge protector on the outer pane of glass only See Figure 6B 2 Inner Glass 1 Unwrap the panes of glass carefully making sure to protect the edges 2 Apply the suction cups to the inner glass...

Page 24: ...any pressure testing of that system at pressures in excess of psi NOTE The appliance must be isolated from the gas supply piping system by closing its individual manual shut off valve during any press...

Page 25: ...s installation manual for complete installation instructions Installation must conform with the venting requirements and restrictions as outlined in this manual SEE CHART ABOVE FOR SIZE diameter B Ty...

Page 26: ...n mm 14 3 364 16 6 422 Dimension C in mm 13 5 344 15 5 395 Dimension D in mm 3 3 85 3 9 100 Dimension E in mm 11 6 294 13 5 342 Temperature Rating Intermittent 575 F 300 C 575 F 300 C Temperature Rati...

Page 27: ...VAC 1 x 120 1 x 120 Amperage Amps 2 9 5 3 Motor Output hp kW 3 7 32 13 16 61 RPM 1600 1600 Weight lbs kg 38 17 60 27 Duct Connection E in mm 8 203 8 203 Dimension A in mm 14 57 370 16 15 410 Dimensio...

Page 28: ...nt The pre drilled screw holes within the circle will be matched with the holes on the intake collar of the base plate See Figure 8G 3 3 Place the intake collar base plate onto the silhouette matching...

Page 29: ...8 VENTING 8 VENTING J PITOT TUBE INFORMATION There is a 1 4 pitot tube mounted in the center of the flue collar and is connected to the pressure switch Figure 8E This monitors the pressure in the flue...

Page 30: ...regulator assembly within 3 ft 914 mm horizontally from the center line of the regulator I Gas Service regulator vent outlet 3 ft 914 mm J Non mechanical air supply inlet to building or the combustion...

Page 31: ...combustible I Combustible Non combustible 12 305mm C Clearance from corner in recessed location Combustible 24 609 6mm Non combustible 12 304 8mm D Minimum width for back wall of a recessed location C...

Page 32: ...ntake PV Vent 9 9 9 36 Minimum Clearance Using a RS Series Powervent Intake Placed Above Vent 36 Intake Place To Left Side Right Side or Below Vent 9 P V X X X X X Intake PV Vent Minimum Clearance Usi...

Page 33: ...2 13 OVER 18 12 TO 20 12 7 5 2 27 OVER 20 12 TO 21 12 8 0 2 44 3 foot minimum in snowy regions Inside Corner A Combustible 24 609 6mm Non combustible 12 304 8mm F Combustible 6 152mm Non combustible 6...

Page 34: ...EL CHIMNEY ADAPTER INSULATION PAD MUST BE CUT IN CENTER TO ACCOMMODATE VENT SIZE Roof Termination Without Optional Mechanical Damper Figure 8P 1 POWERVENT MOUNTING BRACKETS OR DRILL MOUNTING HOLES TO...

Page 35: ...ATION PAD MUST BE CUT IN CENTER TO ACCOMMODATE VENT SIZE MECHANICAL FLUE DAMPER Figure 8Q 2 DRILL 1 4 HOLES TO MATCH POWER VENT BASE USE APPROPRIATE HEAVY DUTY FASTENERS TO SECURE POWER VENT INSULATIO...

Page 36: ...2 40 12 2 30 9 1 20 6 1 8 VENTING Use Table 8R 2 for reference on CFM replacement air if drawing intake air from inside the house and open air requirements for intake screen vent or consult Hearth Ho...

Page 37: ...ime the venting is installed The installation instructions are included in the box with the PDS 1 kit Please read fully prior to installation Additional wiring information can be found on Page 35 PDS...

Page 38: ...10 6 7 Exhaust and Air Intake LOUVER 12 8 Air Intake ONLY FOLLOW COMPLETE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED WITH THE LOUVER KIT 22 1 4 565mm 22 1 4 565mm 18 457mm A LOUVER 8 7 7 8 IN LOUVER 10 9 7 8...

Page 39: ...4VAC FLUE DAMPER POWER 10 24VAC FLUE DAMPER NEUTRAL 11 SW3 FLUE DAMPER PROVE 12 SW3 DAMPER PROVE 13 CONNECTION FOR EXTERNAL FLUE PRESSURE SWITCH 4 SIDED ONLY 14 CONNECTION FOR EXTERNAL FLUE PRESSURE S...

Page 40: ...AND WHITE NOT RED FOUR SIDED ONLY FOUR SIDED ONLY FUNCTION 1 120 VAC SW2 LIGHTS 2 120VAC SW2 LIGHTS 3 120VAC SW1 MAIN FLAME 4 120 VAC SW1 MAIN FLAME 5 120 VAC SUPPLY 6 NEUTRAL 7 NEUTRAL POWERVENT 8 12...

Page 41: ...Page 41 16400 7806 G4S REV G 10 ELECTRIC Figure 10C 1 Terminals 1 2 C 1 TERMINALS 1 2 LED Lights Figure 10C 2Terminals 3 4 C 2 TERMINALS 3 4 Main Flame...

Page 42: ...2 10 ELECTRIC GROUND LOCATE THE GREEN WIRE CLUSTER CONNECT THE GREEN WIRE TAIL TO BUILDING GROUND Figure 10C 3 Terminals 5 6 C 3 TERMINALS 5 6 Fireplace Power Figure 10C 4 Terminals 7 8 C 4 TERMINALS...

Page 43: ...OTOR BLACK WIRE TERMINAL 10 IS THE HOT CONNECTION FOR THE DAMPER MOTOR RED WIRE THIS IS LOW VOLTAGE AND EXTERNAL POWER MUST NOT BE APPLIED TERMINALS 9 10 FLUE DAMPER CONNECTION NOTE OPTIONAL IF A DAMP...

Page 44: ...re 10C 6 Terminals 11 12 C 6 TERMINALS 11 12 OPTIONAL Flue Damper Connection NOTE OPTIONAL IF A DAMPER IS NOT USED TERMINALS 11 AND 12 HAVE A JUMPER ACROSS THEM NOTE RED IS NOT USED AND SHOULD BE SAFE...

Page 45: ...G4S REV G Figure 10C 7 Terminals 13 14 10 ELECTRIC C 7 TERMINALS 13 14 4S Only Pressure Switch NOTE YOU WILL NEED TO USE THE PSD 01 REMOTE LOCATED FLUE PRESSURE SWITCH FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDE...

Page 46: ...of the glass viewing area There are no restrictions on mantel depth F Combustible hearth may be placed below the bottom of the glass viewing area G Flat covers will cover the components access Gas an...

Page 47: ...bustible finishing materials allowed E Combustible mantel may be placed above the top of the glass viewing area There are no restrictions on mantel depth F Combustible hearth may be placed below the b...

Page 48: ...under water Immediately call a qualified service technician to inspect the appliance and to replace any part of the control system which has been under water WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS Do not touch a...

Page 49: ...ace on at switch OFF 2 ON 5 Figure 12B 12 LIGHTING SHUTDOWN STOP Read safety information on previous page and front cover of this manual before continuing NOTE This fireplace is equipped with an ignit...

Page 50: ...NOT SUBSTITUTE THE SUPPLIED MEDIA WITH ANY OTHER KIND OF MEDIA WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL OF STELLAR HEARTH PRODUCTS Figure 14A NOTE The appliance and its individual shutoff valve must be disconnected...

Page 51: ...e inner and outer glass panels Remove the glass media on the end with the pilot The end floor lifts out remove the screws and lift it out Remove the burner and loosen the pilot bracket There is a pane...

Page 52: ...3 6 bags 4 8 bags 5 9 bags 6 11 bags 7 13 bags 8 15 bags PART PART NUMBER 8 Inch Exhaust Collar 16400 1450 10 Inch Intake Exhaust Collar 16400 1550 12 Inch Intake Collar 16800 1550 LED Controller 1640...

Page 53: ...400 1045 2 54S 20GL SRV16500 1044 2 SRV16400 1045 2 54S 24GL SRV16500 1044 2 SRV16400 1045 2 54S 30GL SRV16500 1044 2 SRV16400 1045 2 54S 36GL SRV16500 1044 2 SRV16400 1045 2 64S 20GL SRV16600 1044 2...

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