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General| Fuel Type | Electric |
|---|---|
| Heating Area (Sq. Ft.) | 400 |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Thermostat | Yes |
| Timer | Yes |
| Model | H27 |
| Color Options | Black |
Procedure for gas leaks, including actions to take and immediate steps.
Warning about hot surfaces and keeping children, clothing, and flammable materials away.
Instruction to maintain cleanliness of critical appliance components for safe operation.
Instruction not to remove the safety label from the appliance unit.
Specific installation requirements for Massachusetts regarding gas fitters and flexible connectors.
Requirements for installing hard-wired and battery-operated CO detectors on each dwelling level.
Provides diagrams and measurements for the appliance with vertical venting configuration.
Provides diagrams and measurements for the appliance with horizontal venting configuration.
Crucial instructions to save and follow for safe installation, preventing damage, and maintaining warranty.
Critical warning about incorrect installation voiding warranty and causing fire hazards.
Safety warning regarding hot surfaces and the need for supervision of children to prevent burns.
Step-by-step guide for lighting the appliance using the remote control transmitter.
Instructions on how to properly turn off the appliance for normal operation or service.
Explanation of how the optional fan operates in thermostat and manual modes via the remote.
Information on selecting between Continuous Pilot (CPI) and Intermittent Pilot (IPI) modes using the remote.
Essential safety precautions and instructions to follow before attempting to light the appliance.
Critical procedure to follow immediately if a gas smell is detected.
Warning about hot surfaces and the need to keep children, clothing, and flammable materials away.
Detailed steps for lighting the appliance, including pilot ignition and main burner.
Instructions on how to turn off the gas appliance for normal operation or maintenance.
Comprehensive guide on using the Proflame II remote transmitter for appliance control.
Specifications for the remote control, including supply voltage, temperature ratings, and radio frequency.
Warning about the radio frequency nature of the transmitter and IFC, with installation precautions.
Important safety and operational notes regarding gas supply and power during installation/maintenance.
How to view and switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature displays on the remote.
Step-by-step instructions to turn on the appliance using the remote transmitter.
Step-by-step instructions to turn off the appliance using the remote transmitter.
How to use the remote control as a room thermostat to set desired temperatures.
How the Smart Thermostat function adjusts flame height based on room temperature.
Operation of the auxiliary light control via the remote transmitter for adjustable intensity.
How to control the speed of the optional circulating fan using the remote transmitter.
Control of the secondary burner using the split flow function via the remote transmitter.
How to select between Continuous Pilot (CPI) and Intermittent Pilot (IPI) modes using the remote transmitter.
Explanation of the function of CPI/IPI switches and the benefits of CPI mode.
Instructions for enabling/disabling the thermostat option on the remote if the icon is not present.
How to activate and deactivate the key lock function on the remote to prevent unsupervised operation.
How the transmitter indicates low battery power before it is depleted.
General safety guidelines for installation, including local codes, electrical grounding, and appliance inspection.
A step-by-step checklist for installers to ensure all installation requirements are met.
Health warning regarding potential cancer and reproductive harm associated with the product.
Minimum required distances from the appliance and vent to combustible materials for safety.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate location for the gas stove, considering clearances and accessibility.
Specific installation requirements for manufactured or mobile homes, including structural and grounding aspects.
Information regarding the source of combustion air for the appliance, noting no extra provision is needed inside the room.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the accent light bulb.
Detailed instructions for installing the optional circulation fan, including wiring and mounting.
Critical instructions for proper electrical grounding of the appliance to prevent shock hazards.
Procedures for safely removing and reinstalling the glass front of the appliance.
Introduction to venting systems, approved kits, and the balanced flue technology used.
Warnings and precautions regarding the installation of venting systems to avoid hazards and warranty voidance.
Safety measures installers should take, including PPE, ladder use, and electrical awareness.
Guidance on setting the vent restrictor plate to the correct position for optimal performance.
Instructions for rotating a 45° elbow component as part of the venting setup.
Guidelines and diagrams for proper placement of the exterior vent terminal, including clearance requirements.
Detailed table specifying minimum clearance distances for various vent terminal locations in Canada and USA.
A chart cross-referencing rigid pipe components from different manufacturers for vent systems.
A table providing guidance on selecting offset pipe lengths based on vent configurations.
Information on attic insulation shields for vent systems.
Details about the basic horizontal termination kit and its components.
Instructions for installing horizontal vent terminations, including clearances and pipe cutting.
Specific instructions for installing snorkel terminations below grade, emphasizing drainage.
Overview of rigid pipe venting systems and their compatibility with various termination types.
Visuals and descriptions of different horizontal and vertical termination options for venting.
Critical warning about not combining venting components from different systems to prevent hazards.
Diagrams showing allowable combinations of vertical runs with horizontal terminations for various venting systems.
Diagrams illustrating allowable vertical runs and offsets for vertical terminations in different home types.
Diagrams detailing allowable horizontal termination configurations with Dura-Vent or Riser Vent systems.
Guidelines and options for horizontal venting configurations using two 90° elbows.
Guidelines and options for vertical venting configurations using two 90° elbows.
Instructions for installing a vertical termination using a co-linear flex system, including required parts.
Diagrams showing allowable vertical termination configurations with co-linear flex systems in masonry fireplaces.
Details about the DV Stove Horizontal Vent Kit, including parts and installation steps.
Step-by-step guide for installing the DV Stove Horizontal Vent Kit, covering typical installation sequences.
Critical reminder about potential vent blockage from snow, ice, or snow blowers.
Recommendation to use Mill-Pac sealant for optimal performance and to avoid drafting issues.
Tip for framing out a square for the cap for a more pleasing aesthetic installation.
Requirement for vinyl siding standoff or furring strips when terminating on vinyl siding to avoid recessing.
Planning guide for minimum horizontal termination installations in residential and manufactured homes.
List of minimum required components for a horizontal installation of the Dura-Vent system.
List of minimum required components for a vertical termination of the Dura-Vent system.
List of optional components that may be required for specific installations.
Information on Dura-Vent termination kits, including planning for horizontal and vertical installations.
Instructions for installing Dura-Vent vertical termination kits.
Instructions for installing Dura-Vent horizontal termination kits.
Steps for setting the unit and assembling pipe sections for horizontal terminations.
Note regarding code compliance for above-grade snorkel terminations.
Specific instructions for installing snorkel terminations below grade, emphasizing drainage.
Instructions for vertical terminations, including clearances and roof flashing installation.
Guidance for installing chimney systems in homes with cathedral ceilings, including support and flashing.
Instructions for installing round or square supports for chimneys in cathedral ceilings.
Information on using support extensions for steeply pitched cathedral ceilings to increase support length.
A chart detailing offset lengths required for various roof pitches and vent heights.
Instructions for converting an existing Class-A metal chimney to a direct vent system, including inspection and cleaning.
Specific important notes and procedures for converting to a factory-built metal chimney, including pilot settings.
Instructions for installing chimney systems in homes with cathedral ceilings, including support and flashing.
Information on altitude limitations and requirements for natural gas installations.
Details on making gas connections, including pipe types, fittings, and local code consultation.
Technical data for the H27E-11 model, including orifice sizes, input ratings, and pressures.
Instructions for adjusting the burner aeration for optimal flame and preventing carboning.
Procedures for safely testing gas pipe pressure, including isolation and disconnection requirements.
Description of the 885 S.I.T. valve components and functions.
Step-by-step instructions for converting the appliance from Natural Gas to Propane, requiring a qualified fitter.
A notice for installers to leave specific instructions with the appliance.
List of components included in the gas log kit for installation.
Detailed instructions and diagrams for installing the gas logs and embers for proper burner operation.
Visual guide and instructions on the correct placement of embers and the center cross log.
Information on installing an optional wall thermostat and connecting it correctly.
Step-by-step guide for coding/pairing the handheld remote with the IFC unit.
Instructions for operating the unit manually when the remote is not available.
Final checks installers must perform before customer handover, including firing rate and draft.
Instructions for installing and using the backup battery system for operation during power outages.
Wiring diagram illustrating connections for the unit without a thermostat installed.
Critical safety instructions for proper electrical grounding of the appliance.
Wiring diagram showing connections when an optional thermostat is installed.
Recommendations for the initial firing of the stove, including duration and ventilation during paint curing.
Critical warning against cleaning the glass while the appliance is hot to prevent severe burns.
Instructions for operating the appliance using an optional wall thermostat.
First option for operating with a wall thermostat, involving remote control setup.
Second option for operating with a wall thermostat, bypassing remote setup.
Detailed steps for lighting the appliance using the remote control transmitter.
Instructions on how to properly turn off the appliance for normal operation or service.
Explanation of how the optional fan operates in thermostat and manual modes via the remote.
Information on selecting between Continuous Pilot (CPI) and Intermittent Pilot (IPI) modes using the remote.
Essential safety precautions and instructions to follow before attempting to light the appliance.
Critical procedure to follow immediately if a gas smell is detected.
Warning about hot surfaces and the need to keep children, clothing, and flammable materials away.
Detailed steps for lighting the appliance, including pilot ignition and main burner.
Instructions on how to turn off the gas appliance for normal operation or maintenance.
Explanation of common sounds produced by gas appliances during normal operation.
Description of sounds produced by the blower and burner tray during operation.
Safety warning regarding hot surfaces and the need for supervision of children to prevent burns.
Cautionary note that safety screens removed for servicing must be replaced before operation.
Guidance on checking and identifying correct pilot and main burner flame patterns.
General maintenance tasks including cleaning, burner checks, and annual inspections.
Procedures for inspecting and maintaining the venting system semi-annually.
Instructions for replacing logs if they are broken, emphasizing the need for correct replacement parts.
Instructions for replacing the high-temperature ceramic glass, including purchase and installation guidance.
Instructions for maintaining the fan motor, including cleaning dust and ensuring the access panel is secure.
Critical safety instructions for proper electrical grounding of the appliance.
Important reminder to disconnect power before performing any servicing on the appliance.
Steps for removing and reinstalling the safety screen for servicing.
Instructions for replacing the gas valve assembly, including disconnecting wires and gas lines.
Steps for replacing the accent light bulb, including accessing the housing and handling the bulb.
List of main assembly parts with part numbers and descriptions for the appliance.
Detailed list of parts specific to the burner and log assembly, including orifices, valves, and logs.
Overview of the limited lifetime warranty terms and coverage periods for various product components.
Conditions that apply to the warranty, including defect coverage and return procedures for parts.
List of conditions and events that are excluded from the warranty coverage, such as lack of maintenance or environmental factors.
Details on the limitations of liability FPI holds regarding warranty claims and damages.
Instructions on how customers can obtain warranty service, including contact information for dealers and FPI.
Information on registering the product and obtaining customer support, including web links and contact details.
