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ORTAL Traditional 90 Installation And Operation Manual

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  • Page 1 Installation and Operation Manual Outdoor Traditional Series Ortal Traditional Outdoor Series: Traditional 90 Traditional 110 Ortal Installation Manual: Outdoor Traditional Series (V1.0)

  • Page 2: General

    WARNING: MATERIAL USAGE All materials and objects used to carry out the installation must be certified/approved or specified by Ortal and are suitable for use. Do NOT install the system with different materials or objects than those approved for installation by Ortal.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents General Safety Information and Warnings Product Information Models Certification Rating Label Parts of the Fireplace Installation Prior to Installation Locate the Fireplace Fireplace Installation Planning Installation Startup Post-Installation Initial Burning Period Final Inspection Procedure Final Checks and User Instruction Building Around the Fireplace Building Checklist Framing...

  • Page 4: Product Information

    Propane (co-axial) NOTES: Venting is not supplied by Ortal with the fireplace. The fireplace is certified to be used with, and can be obtained from, the  vent manufacturers outlined in “General Venting Requirements” section. Not for use with a Power Vent.

  • Page 5: Rating Label

    Rating Label The fireplace rating label is found on a metal plate separate included with the fireplace. DEALERS/INSTALLERS: You MUST leave the fireplace’s rating label with the fireplace in an area easily accessible by the owner (typically near the access panel, if available).

  • Page 6: Parts Of The Fireplace

    Parts of the Fireplace Side & Back Framing Stand-offs: Attached to the sides and back of the fireplace, keeping enough distance from the fireplace to the framing to allow for proper airflow inside the chase. Service Box: Attaches to either the sides or underneath the fireplace. It houses electrical components for weatherproofing protection. Rain Cover: Encloses the firebox, to assist with proper airflow and keep the fireplace weatherproof.

  • Page 7: Installation

    Installation Prior to Installation Locate the Fireplace Keep the following factors in mind when selecting a location for the fireplace: Fireplace clearance requirements  Adequate space for servicing.  Access panel, depending on location of service box  Minimum vertical vent rise, allowed horizontal lengths, and number and orientation of elbows ...

  • Page 8: Post-Installation

    In addition, the installer must review and explain the following to the owner: Safety warnings  Fireplace operation  Warranty requirements  Maintenance requirements  Glass is hot during and after operation.  If any questions or concerns arise, the owner must contact the local Ortal dealer/installer for support. ...

  • Page 9: Building Around The Fireplace

    Building Around the Fireplace Building Checklist The following building checklist is a quick reference for a typical Outdoor Traditional series fireplace installation. This list is not exhaustive and does not supplement thorough review of the installation manual.  Fireplace Location: Ensure the location allows for min. 16” clearance from viewing area to combustibles.

  • Page 10: Framing

    Framing Framing Requirements Fireplace chase may only be framed with non-combustible materials (typically metal studs). The framing of the fireplace chase must be designed to carry the entire weight of the wall and finish material. The surrounding material must not transfer weight to the fireplace or be connected in any way to the fireplace. . Consult with the project structural engineer and refer to your local building codes for proper wall support.

  • Page 11: Minimal Framing Dimensions

    Minimal Framing Dimensions The following diagrams are for illustrative purposes only. There are multiple approved framing scenarios. A flush application is not the only permitted application. The fireplace may be recessed into the wall. Refer to diagrams and values below and in the following pages for details.

  • Page 12: General Clearances

    General Clearances Viewing Area Clearance Zone The viewing area clearance zone is an area that extends perpendicular from the fireplace viewing area. The depth of the viewing area clearance zone depends on the combustibility of the material in question. Distance is measured from the fireplace heat barrier. Non-Combustible Materials Must be minimum 12 inches from fireplace viewing area.

  • Page 13: Air Intake Openings

    Air Intake Openings An air intake opening must be incorporated into the framing and finish around the fireplace. The air intake opening is essential to maintain cool air flow throughout the chase. The opening must meet the minimum size requirement, as stated in the table below. Fireplace Series Air Intake Opening Size Traditional...

  • Page 14: Access Panel

    Access Panel An access panel is not required on the Traditional fireplaces due to an access panel on the inner left side of the fireplace, we highly recommend installing an external access panel. This will save you time when future servicing is needed for the fireplace, allowing easy access to the electrical/gas components without having to completely remove the media and refractory.

  • Page 15: Recessed Installation

    Recessed Installation Diagram applies only non-combustible finish material. The finish must maintain at least a ” clearance to the fireplace to both the top and bottom recesses. Maximum Overhang/ Mantel Depth Overhang depth of a recessed fireplace must not exceed 12 inches when located at the top finishing lip or top of the viewing area. Overhang depth is measured from the edge of the fireplace lip to the out-most part of the wall (including finish material).

  • Page 16: Venting

    Example: 6 feet diagonal run = 3 feet vertical rise & 3 feet horizontal run  Other V Minimum: This is the minimum amount of vertical rise required before the first completely horizontal (not diagonal) run.  Any vent configuration that does not meet these parameters requires Ortal’s review and approval. ...
  • Page 17 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. Allowable Maximum Horizontal Runs Traditional V minimum = 3 feet Vertical (V) Max Horizontal (H) 3 ft 9 ft 6 ft...

  • Page 18: Clearances

    Clearances The following clearances apply to the vent system regardless of vent manufacturer. Vent Clearances Applies to entire circumference when venting is Sides: 1” oriented vertically. Clearance is to any material. *Top: 3” Applies to venting oriented horizontally or at an angle. Clearance is to any material.
  • Page 19 overhang) are permitted with the dimensions specified for vinyl or non-vinyl siding and soffits. 1. There must be 3 feet minimum between termination caps. 2. All mechanical air intakes Canada 12 inches within 10 feet of a termination cap must be a minimum of 3 feet below the termination cap. 3.

  • Page 20: Vertical Termination Clearance Diagram

    Vertical Termination Clearance Diagram NOTE: This chart does not apply to a chimney shroud application.

  • Page 21: Vent Installation

    Gas conversion (NG to LP or LP to NG) can be done in the field. Gas conversion must only be performed by a technician who has specific authorization by Ortal to change these components. The conversion kit must be supplied by Ortal. Using parts from other manufacturers or having an unauthorized party perform the conversion will void your fireplace’s warranty.

  • Page 22: High Altitude Requirements

    High Altitude Requirements For elevations above 2,000 feet, the fireplace shall be re-rated 4% for each 1,000 feet above sea level. For Canada: Input ratings are certified without a reduction of input rate for elevations up to 4500 feet above sea level. Please consult provincial and/ or local authorities having jurisdiction for installations at elevations above 4500 feet.

  • Page 23: Wiring Diagram

    Wiring Diagram Wiring Diagram: Screen Fireplace with Interior Lighting Replacement Parts Parts are available through authorized Ortal Dealers. Description Part Number Receiver G301 Remote G300 NG: SP-PILOT SET NG Pilot Assembly LP: SP-PILOT SET LP Yellow Cable G10_1 Red Cable...

  • Page 24: Interior Design Media

    Interior Design Media Ortal offers interior media options such as stones, glass, logs, and embers that can be provided with the fireplace. This section provides guidelines for safe placement of media. It is crucial that the placement guidelines outlined below are followed as a large portion of flame quality issues are caused by improper media setup.
  • Page 25 Burner Coins Place burner coins on each of the following four burner ports. Arrange HD Logs as shown in the following steps. WARNING: For safety and optimal fireplace function, keep 1 inch around the pilot (behind pilot hood) completely clear of any media or debris. STEP 1...
  • Page 26 STEP 2 STEP 3...
  • Page 27 STEP 4 STEP 5...
  • Page 28 STEP 6 STEP 7 Turn on the fireplace to confirm proper flame height and operation.

  • Page 29: Birch Log Placement

    Birch Log Placement The Birch Logs media set is designed and recommended for use in the Ortal Traditional series fireplace. They may be used in other fireplace models but is not recommended for aesthetic reasons. The Birch Logs may not be used in any Wilderness series fireplaces.
  • Page 30 Burner Coins Place burner coins on each of the following four burner ports. Arrange Birch logs as shown in the following steps. WARNING: For safety and optimal fireplace function, keep 1 inch around the pilot (behind pilot hood) completely clear of any media or debris. STEP 1...
  • Page 31 STEP 2 STEP 3 Add charcoals to burner. For safety and optimal fireplace function, keep 1 inch around the pilot (behind pilot hood) completely clear of any media or debris. STEP 4...
  • Page 32 STEP 5 STEP 6 STEP 7...
  • Page 33 STEP 8 STEP 9 STEP 10...

  • Page 34: Media Placement Guidelines For Flat Burner

    STEP 11 STEP 12 Media Placement Guidelines for Flat Burner When installing media, adhere to the following general guidelines: Keep the media back from the pilot hood so at least one burner port is open. Crowding around the pilot hood may hinder ...

  • Page 35: Glass Media Placement

    Glass Media Placement When placing glass media, put only a single layer, and do not pack down. Once the media is placed, go back and move the  glass back slightly to open the ports: Stone Media Placement When placing stone media, use the space left by the round shape to leave the ports open. ...

  • Page 36: Screen Removal

    Servicing the Fireplace Screen Removal To remove the protective screen, follow the steps below: STEP 1: Using the vertical profile remover, which ships in the Brown Installation box, hook the top of the profile with the tool and pull to remove both side profiles.
  • Page 37 STEP 2: Pull the horizontal profile up from the lower edge of the viewing area: STEP 3: Remove the two M6 screws using a PH3 screwdriver as shown below: STEP 4: At the top of the viewing area, push up the screen holder as shown:...

  • Page 38: Glass Removal

    STEP 5: Rotate the bottom of the screen out which will allow the top to drop out and the screen to be removed: Glass Removal To remove the glass, follow the steps below. Note: The external side and horizontal trim pieces & mesh have already been removed prior to step 1.
  • Page 39 STEP 2: Loosen and remove the four screws that are holding the top trim pieces in place: STEP 3: Loosen the screws that are holding the bottom trim piece in place and slide the trim piece to remove: STEP 4: Attach a suction cup to the middle of the glass, lift up and swing the bottom out to remove the glass:...
  • Page 40 Service Box Service box is accessible through two different areas; internally or externally (only if an access panel was installed). Service Box Internally STEP 1: Remove the log grate by loosening the four bolts that attach it to the fireplace with a 10mm wrench:...
  • Page 41 STEP 2: Remove the left side refractory panel using a PH3 screwdriver: STEP 3: Remove the component cover by removing the six screws using a PH3 screwdriver:...
  • Page 42 Service Box Externally Location of service box is shown below, but this should have already been taken in consideration for the access panel: STEP 1: Using a PH3 screwdriver, remove the two M6 screws at the top of the service box:...

  • Page 43: Operation

    STEP 2: Use a PH1 screwdriver to remove the four M4 screws attaching the tray to the side of the unit: Operation WARNING – Read these instructions carefully before lighting the fireplace. 10-Button Remote Control Handset (standard option, always included with the fireplace) ...
  • Page 44 Control Option Radio Frequency Power Supply 2 x 1.5V AAA batteries 918.0 MHz Replace batteries after 2 years or when low battery 10-Button Handset (quality alkaline (U.S. & Canada) indicator appears on handset display recommended) IMPORTANT: For safety/communication purposes, 10-button handset must be located within 26 feet of the receiver. NOTE: Any device that functions using the same radio frequency as the handset will be affected when handset is in use.

  • Page 45: Wall Switch

    Wall Switch In order to utilize a wall switch, a weatherproof encloser must be incorporated into the chase to protect the switch from water damage. Control Option Radio Frequency Power Supply Wall Switch IMPORTANT: For safety/communication purposes, the 10-button handset must be located within 26 feet of the receiver. Operating Instructions Turning the Fireplace On/Off ON: Press and hold the ON-OFF button until two short beeps confirms the start...

  • Page 46: Fireplace Maintenance

    Submerged Parts Do not use the fireplace if any part has been under water, or if you suspect that it may have been under water. The Ortal dealer service technician must inspect and, if necessary, replace any parts of the control system and any gas controls which have been under water.
  • Page 47 © Ortal 2025 Version 1.0, February 2025 SKU: KPMANOUTTRV1.0 Ortal USA 2152 Citygate Drive, Columbus, OH 43219 T: (818) 238-7000 | F: (818) 678-0541 info@ortalheat.com | www.ortalheat.com...

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