Country Flame IWZC-02 - Manual (Page 25)

Version: 6.0 25
HOT AIR DUCT INSTALLATION
There are many different types of hot air ducting systems in the marketplace today. Only a hot air
duct system that has been specifically safety tested with the Inglenook Fireplace is authorized for use
with this product. Country Flame Technologies has safety tested the following kit:
IN-7000GDK Hot air duct kit, double
HOT AIR DUCT KIT
Only the IN-7000GDK hot air duct kit is authorized for use with the Inglenook Fireplace: Double hot
air outlet kit: (See Figure 17)
INCLUDED IN KIT
-
2 grill covers, Figure 17, item #1
- 2 grill boxes, Figure 17, item #2
- 2 starter adapters, Figure 17, item #3
NOT INCLUDED IN KIT
-
8 Inch inside diameter pipe, Figure 17, item #4
- 90-degree elbows, Figure 17, item #5
Note: 8-inch lengths (#4) and 90 degree elbows (#5)
must be listed class “B” vent.
The only blower that can be used with the Country
Flame gravity kit is a Country Flame Blower Kit, part
number: IN-6200.
FIGURE 17: HOT AIR DUCT KIT
The hot air duct kit allows blockage of the upper grill of the Inglenook Fireplace. If the upper
fireplace grill is blocked on the Inglenook, the hot air duct kit cannot be terminated as a floor register
due to excessive heat output. To block the upper grill follow these simple steps:
a) Remove the upper fireplace grill.
b) Install the black flat panel. No insulation strip is to be installed inside grill area.
c) The fireplace façade can now be covered with non-combustible material.
There are certain safety rules that must be adhered to when installing a gravity hot air duct kit. Please
refer to the following information and check local codes.
Minimum height 12-inch minimum with
B vent section, then 90-degree elbow.
Maximum length 20 feet, see Figure 18
When installing the double outlet hot air duct kit system, the air outlets may be installed in the same
room as the fireplace. Or, the outlets may each be installed in different adjacent or upper rooms. If
the air outlets are at different elevations, the higher outlet will tend to exhaust more heat. Figure 18
shows such a configuration.
Item #5
Item #2 Item #4
Item #1
Item #3