Instructions and details of features of the SIT Proflame II remote can be found in the link below. SIT ProFlame II Remote Operation Manual If your remote/receiver are not responsive, you can try resyncing the remote to the receiver to ensure communication is taking place.
There are a few common producers of soot within a fireplace, below are the most common that can be inspected by a technician. Soot is a product of incomplete combustion of gas within your fireplace. With all gas fireplaces soot will be generated in small amounts but some instances excessive quantities may be generated during
F-04 is an error code that will flash on your Symax GV60 Maxitrol Flare remote when the valve fails to receive the message that the thermocouple has been warmed by the pilot light. This failure can have multiple different causes. Gas Flow Confirm that gas is flowing to the unit. This can be done by
Commercial & Residential Flare Fireplaces Because Flare wants to fit as many projects as possible, we offer the ability to install both the Commercial System & Residential System. Most importantly giving flexibility for many more projects, providing another level of convenience to our customers. Below you can learn the differences between the Commercial &
Celsius to Fahrenheit On Flare Remote Changing Celsius to Fahrenheit, & vice versa, on the Flare 8-Button remote can be done by pressing the ON and Counter down button. Because Flare also serves the Canadian Market it is important to offer both units seamlessly. For a clear outline of the process see the image
Duravent Install & Frame Cut-Out Duravent is one of two venting manufacturers certified to work with Flare Fireplaces. The flue pipe should be 3x5, 4x6, or 5x8 diameter concentric pipe, B-Vent will not work. Below you will find the specific cut-out size for each component. Finally, use the chart to verify the cut-out dimensions for your
All fireplace details (including Framing Guides for both wood & metal) can be found on the Direct Vent Download Center. Direct Vent Download Center
The linear Fireplace side clearance (no glass side) is the same as the back of the fireplace: 1” to Non-Combustible. 2” to Combustible. Combustible cannot be exposed behind/side of the Fireplace. If installed in an existing corner, two option to plan and install: Option 1 Cover existing corners, walls and wood studs or any other
Flare-FF-50 vent calculation example based on the manual: Vent path from Survey: 3 ft up from the fireplace 45 elbow 1ft 45 elbow up 15 ft vertical up Vertical cap Y vertical calculation A – First Flue length = 3 = 3 ft B – Vertical
The pebbles size will vary and are approximately 2 - 3 inches. See below picture for a better perspective of the pebbles. The stones size will vary and are approximately 1 1/2" - 3".
