11
fixtures
.
Mounting
Each
FirePixel may be securely mounted to a variety of set structures such as truss, pipe, plate, or secured stand all by attachin
g
a suitable mounting system to the F
irePixel’s mounting provisions (
the
rounded corners
of the FirePixel’s aluminum enclosure
)
.
The corners of the FirePixel enclosure have a 0.188” radius and are clear
of cooling fins
for 0.281” along each side
to the
enclosure’s first cool
ing fin. A suitable mounting provisi
on is a slip
-
fit
s
leeve
fabri
cated from two 90
-
deg
ree L material, such
1
/4”x1/4” steel angle
iron. It is recommended to coat mounting brackets in a suitable plastic, rubber or other protective material
that will not damage the finish on the aluminum enclosure.
The FirePixel may also be mounted with any
clamp capable of attaching to its enclosure
.
FirePixels are designed to be
perform optimally
at angles of up to 45° from vertical.
In still air environments
the FirePixel may be
mounted as low as horizontally, but no lower.
Even though a FirePixel may appear to
operate acceptably at lower an
gles, air
currents or convection may direct flame into the FirePixel, causing overheating or other damage to burner comp
onents or wiring
and is not recommended.
Recommended Mounting Angle
Fuel Connection
1.
Attach a 16.4
oz or other disposable propane fuel cylinder to one propane regulator.
2.
Attach the included pressure gauge to the regulator’s output by pulling back the
regulator’s socket sleeve and securely
attaching it to the male plug on the gauge. Adjust the regulator by turning its knob until the gauge displays the
recommended 25PSI pressure. Once the regulator has been adjusted to the correct pressure disconnect the
gauge.
