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PROVIDENCE INSERT PELLET STOVE
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Masonry Fireplace Installation
A. Prior to planning placement of the Providence
Insert, the chimney MUST be swept of creosote
and soot. It should be inspected by a qualified
service professional.
B. Mantle clearance to top of insert – 12” (see
Figure 2).
C. Masonry chimney must be checked for cracks
and cleanliness. A re-line is recommended and
required in Canada. Venting must run as per
Figures 3A-3D.
D. Make sure the Providence Insert will fit into
your existing fireplace by measuring dimension
according to Figures 1 & 2. See Figure 8 for
adjustable Hopper Assembly.
E. Exhaust vent pipe and outside combustion air
intake (if used) can be configured as shown in
figures 3A-
3D. The Providence Insert uses 4”
type L chimney liner with a maximum height of
25’.
F. Pellet vent connections must be sealed with a
liberal amount of 500 degree HIGH-TEMP
RTV silicone and screwed together with at least
3 sheet metal screws.
G. Pellet vent (exhaust vent) termination must be
sealed on top of chimney to prevent water from
entering fireplace cavity.
H. It is recommended that a metal plate be installed
to seal the damper area with clearance hole to
allow exhaust vent pipe to pass through. Use
non-flammable insulation to seal edges and to
prevent heat loss.
I. Aluminum flex pipe can be used to bring
outside air into the stove. Use a stainless hose
clamp to crimp flex to stove air intake flange.
Outside Air
– Aluminum Flex – Must use 3” i f
over 10’ vertical .
J. When hooking up the outside air you must be
sure that a rodent guard is used on through wall
installs. Many pellet pipe manufacturers make
wall thimbles with the rodent guard built into
the thimble.
K. Outside air can be picked up from rear if ash
clean out is present (see Figures 3A-3D).