Illusion MILLENIUM UGL32NG

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Summary

Heater Specifications

UGL33 Model Dimensions

Detailed dimensions for UGL33NG and UGL33LP models.

UGL40 Model Dimensions

Detailed dimensions for UGL40NG and UGL40LP models.

Gas Connection and Labelling

Main Gas Connection Procedure

Instructions for connecting the main gas supply to the appliance.

Appliance Model Labelling

Information on model specifications and AGA approval numbers.

Heater Lighting Instructions

Pilot Flame Ignition Procedure

Step-by-step guide for igniting the pilot flame.

Main Burner Ignition Procedure

Step-by-step guide for igniting the main burner.

Maintaining Pilot Flame

Procedure for keeping the pilot flame lit without the main burner.

Appliance Shutdown Procedure

Procedure for safely turning off the appliance.

Installation Guidelines

Pre-Installation Planning

Planning and preparation steps before commencing installation.

Installer Checklist

List of essential checks for installers before starting.

Installation Safety Information

Critical safety guidelines and warnings for safe installation.

Initial Paint Curing

Information on the initial paint curing process and potential smoke.

Installation Steps and Checks

Detailed Installation Steps

Step-by-step guide for the appliance installation process.

Heater and Flue Kit Inspection

Checking the heater and flue kit components for damage.

Heater Placement Guidance

Guidance on selecting the optimal position for the heater.

Required Installation Clearances

Flue System Installation Examples

Log Fitting for UGL32;33 Models

Log Fitting Steps (UGL32;33)

Step-by-step instructions for fitting logs on UGL32/33 models.

Log Fitting for UGL39;40 Models

Log Fitting Steps (UGL39;40)

Step-by-step instructions for fitting logs on UGL39/40 models.

Heater Maintenance

Log Replacement Guidelines

Instructions and important notes for replacing logs.

Thermostatic Fan Operation

Thermostatic Fan Explanation

Explanation of how the thermostatically controlled fan operates.

Fan Auto Startup and Shutdown

Details on automatic fan startup and shutdown sequences.

Fan Control via Remote

How the fan functions with the optional remote controller.

Programmable Remote Control Operation

Remote Control Button Functions

Overview of the remote control's mode, timer, and shutdown buttons.

Remote Receiver Re-energise Procedure

Procedure to re-energise the remote receiver box.

Remote Control Battery Replacement

Information on battery type and replacement for the remote unit.

State Dealer Contact Information

The Illusion Millenium Gas Log Heater is a sophisticated and aesthetically pleasing appliance designed to provide continuous warmth with the traditional charm of a wood-fired heater, without the associated hard work. It is proudly Australian-made and has been rigorously tested and approved to Australian Standard AG 103, ensuring both safety and economical operation.

Function Description:

The Illusion Millenium Gas Log Heater functions as a gas-fired space heater that mimics the appearance of a wood-burning fireplace. It utilizes specially designed PYROGLOW® gas logs that offer realistic surface textures and colors, producing a radiant natural glow when burning and appearing natural even when idle. The appliance is designed for installation with a supplied flue kit, ensuring proper ventilation and safety. It features a thermostatic fan for controlled heat distribution and an optional radio frequency programmable remote control for convenient operation. The unit is designed to be installed and serviced by authorized professionals to ensure safe and correct operation.

Important Technical Specifications:

The manual provides specifications for four models: UGL33NG, UGL40NG, UGL33LP, and UGL40LP, catering to both Natural Gas (NG) and LP Gas (LP) types.

Gas Type:
- UGL33NG: NAT
- UGL40NG: NAT
- UGL33LP: LP
- UGL40LP: LP
Gas Consumption (MJ/h):
- UGL33NG: 33
- UGL40NG: 40
- UGL33LP: 28
- UGL40LP: 37
Manifold Pressure (kPa):
- UGL33NG: 0.83
- UGL40NG: 0.73
- UGL33LP: 1.25
- UGL40LP: 2.25
Injector Size (mm):
- UGL33NG: 3.0
- UGL40NG: 3.8
- UGL33LP: 1.8
- UGL40LP: 1.8
Max Output (kW/h):
- UGL33NG: 7.19
- UGL40NG: 8.6
- UGL33LP: 5.74
- UGL40LP: 7.58
Average Efficiency (%):
- UGL33NG: 76.1
- UGL40NG: 77.9
- UGL33LP: 72
- UGL40LP: 72
Electrical Components: Conform to AS 3100, 240V 50Hz 60 watts.
Gas Connection: Rp1/2 ISO 7 threading, torque 25Nm. Flange fixing screws torque 3Nm. Pilot burner pipes Ø 4mm, Ø 6mm, or Ø 1/4, nut torque 7Nm.
Dimensions (UGL33NG, UGL33LP):
- Front Width: 698mm
- Side Depth: 496mm (top), 453mm (base)
- Height: 750mm
- Base Width: 552mm (front), 670mm (side)
- Top View: 670mm (depth), 698mm (width)
- Gas Inlet: RHS Rear, 50mm from edge, 36mm high.
Dimensions (UGL40NG, UGL40LP):
- Front Width: 798mm
- Side Depth: 496mm (top), 453mm (base)
- Height: 750mm
- Base Width: 552mm (front), 770mm (side)
- Top View: 770mm (depth), 798mm (width)
- Gas Inlet: RHS Rear, 50mm from edge, 36mm high.
Clearances: Minimum 1500mm from top of heater to ceiling. Minimum 100mm to rear wall, 150mm to side wall (rear section), 75mm to side wall (front section).
Flue System: Approved flue system terminating outside the building, never within the roof cavity. Draft diverter at the rear of the unit must not be altered or obstructed.
Gas Valve: S.I.T Gas Valve: Model 820 NOVA mV.

Usage Features:

Lighting Instructions:
- Pilot Flame Ignition: Depress and turn the control knob to "PILOT," then depress the igniter button while keeping the knob fully depressed for a few seconds. Release slowly and check if the pilot flame stays lit.
- Main Burner Ignition: Depress and turn the control knob to "ON." The automatic solenoid valve energizes, opening gas passage to the main burner.
- Turning Off: Depress and turn the control knob to "OFF."
- Restart Interlock: A device prevents ignition until flame failure has stopped gas flow.
PYROGLOW® Gas Logs:
- Realistic surface textures and colors.
- Radiant natural glow when burning, natural appearance when idle.
- Superior strength compared to ceramic fiber.
- Inert refractory formulation, ceramic fiber-free.
- Virtually no fume emission.
- Thermal shock resistant.
- Contains no asbestos.
Thermostatically Controlled Fan:
- Automatically turns on when the heater reaches a predetermined temperature (typically 10-15 minutes after startup).
- Automatically turns off 10-15 minutes after the heater is shut off, once the firebox has cooled.
- Fan speed can be manually adjusted (Low, High, Boost).
Optional Radio Frequency Programmable Remote Control:
- Operates from anywhere in the house without line of sight.
- Fully featured programmable unit, can be wall-mounted.
- Allows programming for daily on/off times.
- Features a countdown timer for automatic shut-off.
- "MODE" button to switch on, activate thermostat, or program.
- "TIMER MODE" button to adjust shut-off time.
- "RE-ENERGISE" function for the remote receiver if the pilot flame has been off, requiring manual pilot lighting and holding the energize button for about 60 seconds.
- Uses 2 'AAA' batteries.
Safety Guard: A primary safety guard is supplied and must be fitted when the heater is operating. A secondary guard is recommended for young children or the infirm.

Maintenance Features:

Annual Service: Must be performed by an authorized Illusion installer or gas fitter.
- Clean burner and control compartment of lint and dust (brushing and vacuuming at least once a year).
- Remove and clean burners from the burner tray during annual service.
- Clean logs with a soft, clean brush (logs are fragile).
- Inspect the appliance and flue system annually.
Cleaning:
- When the unit is cold, clean glass, louvers, and door with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners.
- Retouch heat-resistant paint with paint supplied by the manufacturer.
Flame Check: Periodically check flames for steadiness and ensure they are not lifting off burner holes. Contact an authorized person if problems occur.
Log Replacement:
- Unit should never be used with broken logs.
- Turn off gas valve and allow unit to cool before opening the door.
- Logs should only be replaced by an authorized Illusion representative.
- Improper positioning of logs can cause soot buildup, carbon monoxide, affect heater performance, and void warranty.
Paint Curing: During the initial firing, the unit will produce some smoke and odor as the heat-resistant paint cures. It is advisable to run the unit on high without the fan for approximately 3-4 hours with windows and doors open during this period.
Troubleshooting: The manual provides a guide for common issues such as pilot flame going out, main burner flame going out, heater turning off after 30 minutes, black soot on logs, rattling fan, strong odor/smoke on first use, and unit not lighting beyond pilot flame, along with possible causes and solutions.
Gas Tightness Check: After making gas connections, gas tightness must be checked.
Flue Spillage Test: The installer must perform a flue spillage test after installation to ensure proper draft. The heater should be lit and set to high for 10 minutes, then tested for draft at the base of the draft diverter with a smoke match or cigarette. A correctly operating unit will draw smoke into the draft diverter. If the flue is blocked or not producing sufficient draw, the heater must not be used until rectified.