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INSTALLATION
AND USER MANUAL
UNITED STATES & CANADA
Wood Fires
Tested by OMNI Test Laboratories and certified to UL-737-2011
(R2015) and ULC-S627-00. Report number: 0564WF001S and
0564WF002S.
KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE
+61 (0) 2 6686 8408 | 65 Piper Dr, Ballina NSW 2478 Australia
www.aurorasuspendedfires.com
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- Page 1 INSTALLATION AND USER MANUAL UNITED STATES & CANADA Wood Fires Tested by OMNI Test Laboratories and certified to UL-737-2011 (R2015) and ULC-S627-00. Report number: 0564WF001S and 0564WF002S. KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE www.aurorasuspendedfires.com +61 (0) 2 6686 8408 | 65 Piper Dr, Ballina NSW 2478 Australia...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
We would like to thank you for your purchase of an Aurora Suspended Fireplace. The care and craftsmanship we put into each fire will give you trouble free heating for many years to come. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1. DIMENSIONS & SPECIFICATIONS... -
Page 4: Introduction
Where such acti on is PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE MANUAL considered, Aurora Wood Fires Pty Ltd BEFORE YOU INSTALL AND USE YOUR must be consulted in the fi rst instance. NEW STOVE. FAILURE TO FOLLOW... -
Page 5: Dimensions & Specifications
DIMENSIONS & SPECIFICATIONS... -
Page 7: The Aether
THE AETHER ̎ 357/ 1 6 WEIGHT & DIMENSIONS FEATURES · Stainless steel ball bearing Firebox diameter 357/16͈ 360 degree rotation system Firebox weight 122lbs · Custom flue length with damper Flue diameter 61/2͈ 5/32 ͈... -
Page 8: The Hearth
& dimensions specifications THE HEARTH 357/ 1 6̎ FEATURES WEIGHT & DIMENSIONS · Stainless steel ball bearing Firebox diameter 357/16͈ 360 degree rotation system Firebox weight 122lbs · Flue custom length with damper Flue diameter 61/2͈ 5/32͈ Flue weight 8.5lbs per foot ·... -
Page 9: Planning
PLANNING... -
Page 11: Clearance To Combustibles
CLEARANCE TO COMBUSTIBLES A combustible surface is anything that can burn (i.e. plaster, wall paper, wood, fabrics etc.) These surfaces are not limited to those that are visible, but also include materials that are behind non-combustible material. Timber frames behind gyprock are considered combustible. -
Page 12: Fresh Air Intake
installation and user manual pLanninG FRESH AIR INTAKE Fresh air is important. The air supply has to be suffi cient to keep the smoke moving up the chimney. If the heater is starved for air the draw will weaken and the unit will leak smoke back into the room. -
Page 13: Minimum Total Flue Length
MINIMUM TOTAL FLUE LENGTH To guarantee efficiency the minimum total flue length (lower & external triple skin flue combined) is 15ft. measured from the point the firebox joins the flue to the top of the external flue. -
Page 14: Flue Position
A insulated stainless steel flue chimney system with a 6-inch minimum inside diameter. FLUE CONNECTOR REQUIREMENTS Use the Aurora flue connector to connect into the class A insulated chimney. This connection must be inside the insulated body of the ceiling bracket to avoid heat traps. - Page 15 FLUE HEIGHTS & TERMINATION The minimum flue height recommended for optimum performance of our fireplaces is 15ft. (4.57 m) from the top of the firebox to the top of the external flue. The chimney must also be at least 3 feet (92 cm) higher...
- Page 16 installation and user manual pLanninG Minimum Flue Height: LESS THAN 10′ 2′ 3′ MINIMUM RIDGE 10′ TO NEAREST ROOFLINE 3′ MINIMUM PITCHED ROOF 10′ OR MORE LESS THAN 10′ WALL OR PARAPET 2′ MINIMUM 3′ MINIMUM 3′ MINIMUM FLAT ROOF...
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Page 17: Installation
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Page 18: Installation Overview
instaLLation installation and user manual INSTALLATION OVERVIEW Choose the position of firebox and flue ensuring that you follow the clearances described within this section Install the suspension bracket Install the internal lower flue Install the flue connector Install the external insulated flue & anti-down draught cowl Engage the firebox Ensure the floor has adequate protection... -
Page 19: Suspension Bracket
SUSPENSION BRACKET » FLAT CEILING INSTALLATION · The bracket must be structurally secured within the roof as shown in the diagram · The largest cylinder must protrude down from the ceiling by at least 1͈ unless the ceiling is made from a non-combustible material such as concrete. - Page 20 The installer may need to chock up one side of the bracket, with non combustible material i.e. cement sheet. CLASS A INSULATED CHIMNEY PIPE, 6̎ ID, 8̎ OD AURORA ADAPTOR CEILING BRACKET CEILING COVER PLATE...
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Page 21: Lower Flue
LOWER FLUE LOWER FLUE LENGTHS We supply the lower flue in the standard sizes listed below. The extra length will be pushed up into the ceiling bracket, enabling you to set the correct distance of the firebox to the floor. - Page 22 installation installation and user manual INSTALLING A TWO PIECE LOWER ACTIVE FLUE Lower active flues over 11�6͈ are supplied in two parts and are joined internally with a flue connector. This assists installers in achieving a safe and successful installation. Do not attempt to join these prior to attaching to the suspension bracket.
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Page 23: Flue Adaptor
FLUE ADAPTOR INSTALLING THE ADAPTOR Push the the adaptor into the top of the lower important active flue as far as it will go until it bottoms out. You must use high Use high temperature silicon sealant to ensure a temperature sealant good seal. -
Page 24: External Flue
EXTERNAL FLUE Aurora Fires must be connected to a chimney & anti- downdraft cowl complying with the requirements for Type HT chimneys in the standard for Chimneys, Factory-built, Residential Type and Building Heating Appliance, UL 103 / ULC S629. For example, a class A insulated stainless steel flue chimney system with an 6-inch minimum inside diameter. -
Page 25: Engaging The Firebox
ENGAGING THE FIREBOX FOR UNLOCKED FIRES WITH 360 DEGREE ROTATION Assemble the shaft & bearing system in the following order: Push thrust bearing over shaft. Engage the firebox. Push 2nd thrust bearing over shaft. important Ensure the threaded Fit bearing cap. - Page 26 installation installation and user manual LOCKING THE FIREBOX IN A FIXED POSITION If the firebox is 48͈ or closer to combustibles the firebox must be locked in a fixed position. To do so follow the steps outlined above for engaging the firebox with the following exception: Remove the top thrust bearing in step 1 and tighten first nut until firebox does not rotate.
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Page 27: Floor Protector Requirements
FLOOR PROTECTOR REQUIREMENTS You will require a floor protector to protect any combustible floor beneath the firebox. Thermal floor protection is not required but floor (Ember) protection is required. Floor protectors can be made of non combustible materials such as: ·... - Page 28 installation installation and user manual 16̎ UNLOCKED (US) 8̎ LOCKED 18̎ UNLOCKED (CANADA) 25.5̎ AETHER: 1̍ 6̎ HEARTH: 1̍ 10̎ FLOOR PROTECTOR LOCKED VERSION REQUIRES 16...
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Page 29: For Installers
FOR INSTALLERS CLEANING UP If the fire paint has accumulated dust, fingerprints or other residue during installation, wipe the firebox and lower flue down with a little water and a scratch free glass polishing cloth. DO NOT RUB THE PAINT. A LIGHT PRESSURE IS ALL THAT IS NEEDED. -
Page 30: Installation Checklist
Grub screws tightened. This must be ticked and signed by the person who installs your fire and returned to aurora Flue adaptor pushed into the suspended fires following installation for any top of the lower active flue as warranty claims to be honoured. - Page 32 Aurora +61 (0) 2 6686 8408 65 Piper Dr Ballina NSW 2478, Australia www.aurorasuspendedfi res.com...
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