These steps are for Flare fireplaces with an SIT control system. Turn on the fireplace with the fireplace remote (the black remote). Check that the light function is ON on the black remote. The light bulb icon should show on the screen. If it doesn't, press the lower button to move through the functions until
The clearance to combustibles in front of the short side glass is the same as the front glass: 36 inches to combustibles.
Yes, it can. The Inline Summer Kit is designed to work with both horizontal and vertical termination caps. For vertical termination, use an elevated J-type termination, the same type used for a gas dryer's vertical termination.
Yes. The flame up/down control on the remote adjusts the flame height, and lowering the flame also lowers the heat output. Pressing flame down steps the flame size down; taken all the way down, it shuts the flame off. Important: this feature only works if the fireplace was started from the remote. If the fireplace
On a see-through fireplace the opening is a window as well as a firebox. You are not only looking at the flame, you are looking through it into the next room, so the height of the glass decides how much of that room you actually see.A 16″ opening reads as a narrow letterbox: plenty of
The Flare Fireplaces Summer Kit fan is a 212 CFM system.
Component Replacement - Natural Disaster Occurrence If a power surge or natural disaster damages a fireplace that uses the SIT Proflame II Gas Valve System, the following components may need replacement: Fireplaces with Safety Screen barrier with no Power Vent - - Full Gas System (Valve, Receiver, Wiring) - Pilot Assembly - 110 Power Cable
Flare Fireplaces provides Free Flow sizing guidelines to ensure proper airflow and safe operation. The required louver size depends on the fireplace model and whether it is used for Heat Release or Air Intake. Heat Release Louvers (Free Flow): These are required to allow heat to escape from the enclosure. Typical sizing includes: 100
Yes. Flare Fireplaces offers both heat release and air intake solutions, depending on the fireplace configuration. Heat release systems are designed to redirect and dissipate heat away from the fireplace opening. This helps reduce wall temperatures and allows for more flexible installations, such as placing TVs or sensitive materials as close as 12” from every
No. Louvers must remain completely unobstructed at all times to ensure proper airflow and safe operation of the fireplace. Blocking or covering the louvers restricts the movement of air, which can lead to excessive heat buildup inside the enclosure. This may result in reduced performance, overheating of components, potential damage to the unit, and could
