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General Venting Requirements
The fireplace operates using a direct vent system and requires co-axial direct vent pipe. The fireplace must be properly connected to
an approved vent system. Venting is not provided with the fireplace and must be sourced from one of the approved vent manufacturers
mentioned in the table below. Proper installation, use, and maintenance of venting is determined by and can be acquired from the
vent manufacturer.
Fireplace Model
98 Front
98 RS
98 LS
98 TS
Enervex RS Power Vent
98H Front
98H RS
98H LS
98H TS
*Power Vent: a fan-assisted direct vent system that boosts airflow for vent configurations with too much constriction.
Review "Vent Configurations" section on page 29 to determine if your fireplace needs a power vent.
ORTAL POWER VENT NOTE: See the Ortal Power Vent Manual for more details on power venting.
ENERVEX POWER VENT NOTE: See Ortal's Enervex RS Power Vent Manual for more details on power venting with an
Enervex power vent.
TERMINATION CAP NOTE: Low Profile Termination Cap and Sconce Termination Cap can negatively impact flame
appearance and are not recommended for use with the fireplace.
WARNING: Do not combine vent components from different vent manufacturers. Please follow the manufacturer's
instructions for vent system installation.
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Direct Vent Type
Passive Vent
(standard)
5x8 co-axial direct vent pipe
(optional)
Ortal Power Vent
3x5 co-axial direct vent pipe
(optional)*
Venting
Vent Requirements
Vent Size
(5" interior, 8" exterior)
(3" interior, 5" exterior)
Approved Vent Manufacturers
DuraVent: Direct Vent Pro
ICC: EXCELDirect
BDM: Pro-Form Direct Vent System
Selkirk: Direct-Temp System
DuraVent: CVS line
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