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Rinnai Australia - 11 - Rinnai Luminaire® Outdoor Gas Fire - Operation and Installation Manual

Burner Assembly

The major component of the Rinnai

Luminaire Outdoor Gas Fire is the

burner assembly.

This consists of a

tube burner mounted in an open tray

filled with pumice and stones/pebbles.

A SIT

pilot burner is positioned along

the tube burner to ensure positive

lighting and is covered by a perforated

guard to prevent the pumice from

blocking the burner.

The gas control, pressure regulator and spark igniton system is positioned at the right end of the tube

burner.

The complete assembly is housed within a stainless steel body incorporating a removable cover.

The cover is placed over the burner for protection from wind and rain when the unit is not in use.

DO NOT attempt to light the appliance when the cover is in place.

DO NOT place the cover on the appliance when the flame is on.

Body Assembly - (Open One Sided Cabinet)

The outer body assembly is optional and must be used

if installing into a non combustible enclosure. It consists

of a 5-sided construction with an open front (pictured) or

open front and back. If a body assembly is ordered, this

comes assembled complete with burner assembly

inside.

Enclosure must be constructed of masonry or non-

combustible material.

Body Assembly with Glass Bi-Fold Doors

The body assembly has optional tempered glass double

bi-fold doors to reduce the affect of wind and rain on the

burner. The appliance can operate with the doors open

or closed.

The unit is able to operate with the bi-fold doors closed.

Air being induced into the combustion chamber through

the lower half of the open front and expelled out the top

or through the top louvres on the glass door.

Closing the bi fold doors does not affect the operation of

the appliance. Adequate ventilation is supplied via the

louvres and gaps at the side and top of the unit.

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