Pellet Fire Specifications

EdilKamin Pellet Fire Installation Clearances & Specifications

Installation Clearances

Minimum clearances shown are in mm, and all figures for clearances are to combustible materials. All EdilKamin pellet fires are tested using all applicable procedures and equipment under AS/NZS2918:2001. Specifications were correct at the time of printing, but may alter and those detailed within should be used only as a guide. Refer to the installation and operation manual supplied with every EdilKamin pellet fire or if in doubt consult your Metro retailer.

Rear Clearance Options

The 100mm rear clearance measurement “4” is based on the EdilKamin pellet fire having the vent system penetrating the rear wall behind the pellet fire and is the minimum clearances required for this type of installation.

Please Note: If the vent system is going to be visible in the room and exit through the ceiling, a minimum clearance of 80mm is required from the rear surface of the vent system to a combustible wall. A 250mm rear clearance is therefore recommended. Also consider the thickness of the scotia as this will determine how close the vent can be to the wall.

Optional Direct Vent Combustion Air Supply

The EdilKamin pellet fires have a direct vent option which when installed draws the combustion air from outside the home, further improving the efficiency of the pellet fire. This is recommended as the Iris Plus and Little pellet fires can use up to 24 cubic metres of room air every hour.

There are three methods of supplying the pellet fire with combustion air. They are as follows;

  • DV WALL KIT ducts through an outside wall
  • DV FLOOR KIT ducts through the floor directly behind the fire
  • DV CEILING KIT ducts into the wall and up into the ceiling cavity
Warranty

Your EdilKamin Pellet fire is covered by a full 12 month warranty, and a three year firebox warranty. This warranty is subject to the unit being operated and maintained as detailed in the operation manual.


 

Metro Bay Pellet Fire Installation Clearances & Specifications

Installation Clearances

Minimum clearances shown are in mm, and all figures for clearances are to combustible materials. All Metro pellet fires are tested using all applicable procedures and equipment under AS/NZS2918:2001. Specifications were correct at the time of printing, but may alter and those detailed within should be used only as a guide. Refer to the installation and operation manual supplied with every Metro pellet fire or if in doubt consult your Metro retailer.

We recommend sufficient space be provided (minimum 500mm) on each side of the pellet fire to service the unit. If this is not possible, provision must be made available to remove the unit for servicing.

Optional Direct Vent Combustion Air Supply

The Metro Bay has a direct vent option which when installed draws the combustion air from outside the home, further improving the efficiency of the pellet fire. This is recommended as the Metro Bay can use up to 24 cubic metres of room air every hour.

There are three methods of supplying the pellet fire with combustion air. They are as follows;

  • DV WALL KIT ducts through an outside wall
  • DV FLOOR KIT ducts through the floor directly behind the fire
  • DV CEILING KIT ducts into the wall and up into the ceiling cavity
Warranty

Metro Bay pellet fires are covered by a full 12 month warranty and a five year conditional warranty on the steel firebox. This warranty is subject to the unit being operated and maintained as detailed in the operation manual.