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Prepare surround
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Construct surround ensuring clearances to combustibles and minimum height from ground
clearance above. This needs to be a permanent and fixed construction.
•
Remember to allow for a gas connection opening below the burner, refer page 20 for gas
connection positioning.
Install burner assembly
•
Install burner assembly and fix in place with appropriate fasteners.
Install burner material and complete gas connection
•
This is common to all installations as below.
Installation of the burner material is critical to correct operation of the Rinnai
Luminaire Outdoor Gas Fire.
Please note in each step the height at which the pumice, quartz stones or pebbles
WARNING
should sit.
Layer 1 - Pumice
Fill the burner tray with pumice and level to the bottom
of the granite trims. Not all the pumice will be needed
as more has been supplied than necessary. Keep
remainder for top up next season.
Avoid pouring over the burner, dust particles can clog
the burner ports.
Ensure burner is not deeply buried by the pumice.
Layer 2 - Quartz Stones
Using all the small quartz stones provided, place a
single
layer of small quartz stones evenly
covering the entire top of the pumice.
Layer 3 - Quartz Pebbles
Place the 14 pieces of large quartz pebbles on top of
the small quartz stones.
DO NOT COVER PILOT FLAME
HOUSING. Refer page 8.
WARNING
DO NOT STACK THE PEBBLES.
The pebbles may roll off and cause personal injury or
damage to surrounding surfaces.
Rinnai Australia
FREESTANDING UNIT
BURNER MATERIAL
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1m
300mm
600mm
Max.
1st Pumice
Burner
2nd Quartz Stones
1st Pumice
Burner
3rd Quartz Pebbles
2nd Quartz Stones
1st Pumice
1m
300mm
E
= 900mm Min.
1m
Granite trim
Cross section
detail
Granite trim
Cross section
detail
Granite trim
Cross section
detail
Burner
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