249K Crossfire Brass Burners

Product Information

The Warming Trends fire feature is an outdoor decorative gas
appliance designed to provide warmth and ambiance. It is available
in various models, including matchlit and electronic ignition
systems.

The product is certified and compliant with the following
standards:

1. ANSI Z21.97/CSA 2.41-2017 Outdoor Decorative Gas
   Appliances

2. ICC-ES Report PMG-1213

For more information, you can visit the official website at
www.warming-trends.com or
contact their customer service at 303 346 2224 or
orders@warming-trends.com.

Product Usage Instructions

1. Read the Owner’s Guide and Instruction Manual thoroughly before
   installation and operation.

2. Ensure that installation and service are performed by a
   qualified installer, service agency, or the gas supplier.

3. Do not store or use gasoline, or other flammable vapors and
   liquids, in the vicinity of the fire feature.

4. Do not store an LP-cylinder that is not connected for use near
   the fire feature.

5. The fire feature is designed for outdoor use only.

6. Never use the fire feature in an enclosed space such as a
   camper, tent, car, or home as it can produce carbon monoxide which
   is odorless and can be lethal.

7. The installer is responsible for using the correct fuel line
   sizing and/or regulation to provide gas within the specified
   minimum and maximum gas inlet pressures of the fire feature.

For further information on installation, operation, and
maintenance, refer to the Owner’s Guide and Instruction Manual
provided with the product.

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Owner’s Guide and Instruction Manual
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This Owner’s Guide and Instruction Manual contains critical information for the safe installation and operation of your Warming Trends fire feature. You must read this manual in its entirety prior to installation and/or operation. Failure to follow these instructions may result in property damage, personal injury, or death. Installation and service must be performed by a qualified installer, service agency, or the gas supplier.
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IMPORTANT PRODUCT WARNINGS

DANGER FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARD If you smell gas: · Shut off gas to the appliance. · Extinguish any open flame. · If odor continues, leave the area immediately. · After leaving the area, call your gas supplier or fire department. · Failure to follow these instructions could result in fire or explosion, which could cause property damage, personal injury, or death.
WARNING Do not store or use gasoline, or other flammable vapors and liquids, in the vicinity of this or any other appliances.
An LP-cylinder not connected for use shall not be stored in the vicinity of this or any other appliance.

WARNING: For Outdoor Use Only. Installation and service must be performed by a qualified installer, service agency, or the gas supplier.

WARNING: If the information in this manual is not followed exactly, a fire or explosion may result causing property damage, personal injury or loss of life.

DANGER!

CARBON MONOXIDE HAZARD
This appliance can produce carbon monoxide which has no odor. Using it in an enclosed space can kill you. Never use this appliance in an enclosed space such as a camper, tent, car or home.

INSTALLER: Leave this manual with the appliance. CONSUMER: Retain this manual for future reference.

The installer is responsible for using the correct fuel line sizing and/or regulation to provide gas within the specified minimum and maximum gas inlet pressures of the fire feature.

© 2021 Warming Trends. All rights reserved. All trademarks used herein are the property of Warming Trends or their respective owners.

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AVERTISSEMENTS IMPORTANTS CONCERNANT LES PRODUITS
DANGER RISQUE D’INCENDIE OU D’EXPLOSION S’il y a une odeur de gaz : · Coupez l’admission de gaz de l’arrareil. · Éteindre toute flamme nue. · Si l’odeur persiste, éloignez-vous de l’appareil et appelez immédiatement le fournisseur de gaz ou le service d’incendie. · Si ces précautions ne sont pas respectées, cela pourrait provoquer un incendie ou une explosion, pouvant causer des dommages matériels, des blessures ou la mort.
AVERTISSEMENT Ne pas entreposer ni utiliser de l’essence ni d’autres vapeurs ou liquides inflammables dans le voisinage de l’appareil, ni de tout autre appareil.
Une bouteille de propane qui n’est pas raccordée en vue de son utilisation, ne doit pas être entreposée dans le voisinage de cet appareil ou de tout autre appareil.
AVERTISSEMENT: Pour utilisation à l’extérieur seulement. L’installation et l’entretien doivent être effectués par un installateur qualifié, une agence de service ou le fournisseur de gaz.

AVERTISSEMENT: Si les informations de ce manuel ne sont pas suivies à la lettre, un incendie ou une explosion peut en résulter et causer des dommages matériels, des blessures corporelles ou la mort.

DANGER!

MONOXYDE DE CARBONE

Cette appareil peut produire du monoxyde de carbone, un gaz inodore. L’utilisation de cet appareil dans des espaces clos peut entrainer la mort. Ne jamais utiliser cet appareil dans un espace clos comme un véhicule de camping, une tente, une automobile ou une maison.

Ne pas utiliser cet appareil s’il a été plongé, même partiellement, dans l’eau. Appeler un technicien qualifié pour inspecter l’appareil et remplacer toute partie du système de commande et toute commande qui a été plongée dans l’eau.

INSTALLATEUR: Laissez ce manuel ave l’appliance CONSOMMATEUR: Conserves ce manuel pour référence ultérieure.

Il incombe à l’installateur d’utiliser le dimensionnement et / ou la régulation corrects de la conduite de carburant pour fournir du gaz dans les pressions d’entrée minimum et maximum spécifiées pour la fonction incendie.

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General Warnings and Information ……………………………………………………………….. 5 Code Requirements ……………………………………………………………………………………… 6 Minimum and Maximum Gas Inlet Pressures ………………………………………………… 6 Location Considerations ………………………………………………………………………………. 6 Construction of Enclosure …………………………………………………………………………….. 7 Clearances Diagram …………………………………………………………………………………….. 8 General Burner System Installation ………………………………………………………………. 8 Match Lit System Connection Diagrams… ……………………………………………. ………10 (249K and below w/ FK1) Match Lit System Connection Diagrams… ……………………………………………. ………12 (250K – 300K+ w/ FK2) 24 Volt Electronic Ignition System Connection Diagrams… ………………….. ………14 (249K and below w/ FK1) 24 Volt Electronic Ignition System Connection Diagrams… ………………….. ………16 (250K – 300K+ w/ FK2) Push Button Ignition System Connection Diagrams……………………………………… 19 Media Installation ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 20 Operating Instructions ………………………………………………………………………………… 20 FireStormTM Steel Gas Log Owner Information and Installation …………………….. 21 General Maintenance………………………………………………………………………………….. 22 Troubleshooting………………………………………………………………………………………….. 23 Warranty……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 24 Prop 65 Warning …………………………………………………………………………………………. 25 Replacement Parts ………………………………………………………………………………………. 26

Certified Units

Compliance with the following codes: 1. 2021, 2018, 2015, 2012, and 2009 International Fire Code® (IFC) 2. 2021, 2018, 2015, 2012, and 2009 International Fuel Gas Code® (IFGC) 3. 2018, 2015, 2012 and 2009 Uniform Mechanical Code® (UMC)* 4. 2020, 2015 and 2010 Natural Gas and Propane Installation Code*
Uniform Plumbing Code is a copyrighted publication of the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials **Copyrighted publication of Canadian Standard Association
Compliance with the following standards: 1. ANSI Z21.97/CSA 2.41-2017 Outdoor Decorative Gas Appliances
Product: Outdoor Decorative Gas Fire Pit and Fireplaces

MATCH LIT: Model # CFB60 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFB120 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFB180 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFB240 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFB290 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBL90 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBL110 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBL130 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBL150 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBL170 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBL190 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBL210 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBL250 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBL270 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBL320 NG/LP as matchlit Model # CFB60 2XL NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBH120 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBH160 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBH200 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBH240 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBH260 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBH300 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBH340 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBH420 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBT110 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBT170 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBT230 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBT290 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBT350 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBT410 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBT470 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBO180 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBO280 NG/LP as match lit Model # CFBO360 NG/LP as match lit Model # WTV40 NG/LP as matchlit Model # WTV60 NG/LP as matchlit Model # WTV120 NG/LP as matchlit Model # WTV120 NG/LP as matchlit
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Model # WTV180 NG/LP as matchlit Model # WTVES120 NG/LP as matchlit Model # WTVES180 NG/LP as matchlit Model # WT230 NG/LP as matchlit Model # WTV350 NG/LP as matchlit
SPARK IGNITER OPERATED UNITS Model # WTV40 NG/LP with PBIK Model # WTV60 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFB60 2XL NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFB60 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFB120 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFB180 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFB290 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBH120 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBH160 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBH200 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBH240 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBH260 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBH300 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBH340 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBH420 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBL90 NG/LP with PBIK Model

CFBL110 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBL130 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBL150

NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBL170 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBL180 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBL210 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBL250 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBL270 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBL320 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBO180 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBO280 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBO360 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBT110 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBT170 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBT230 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBT290 NG/LP with PBIK

Model # CFBT350 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBT410 NG/LP with PBIK Model # CFBT470 NG/LP with PBIK Model # WTV120 NG/LP with PBIK Model # WTV180 NG/LP with PBIK Model # WTVES120 NG/LP with PBIK Model # WTVES180 NG/LP with PBIK Model # WTVT230 NG/LP with PBIK Model # WTVT350 NG/LP with PBIK
3V BATTERY OPERATED UNITS Model # CFB60 NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFB120 NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFB240 NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBL90LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBL110LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBL130LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBL150LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBL190LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBL210LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBL250LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFB60 2XL NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBH120LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBH160LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model

CFBH200LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBH240LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model

CFBH260LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBH300LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBH340LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBT110LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBT170LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBT230LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBT290LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model

CFBT350LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBT410LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model

CFBT470LP NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBO180 NG/LP with 3VIK Model # CFBO280 NG/LP with 3VIK

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ICC-ES Report PMG-1213
Model # CFBO360 NG/LP with 3VIK Model # WTV60 NG/LP with 3VIK Model # WTV120 NG/LP with 3VIK Model # WTV180 NG/LP with 3VIK
24 VOLT STANDARD ELECTRONIC IGNITION SYSTEMS – Standard Capacity Model # CFB60 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFB120 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFB180 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFB240 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFBL90 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFBL110 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFBL130 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFBL150 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFBL190 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFB60 2XL NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFBH120 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFBH160 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFBH200 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFBT110 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFBT170 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFBO180 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # CFBO280 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # WTV60 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # WTV120 NG/LP with 24VIKSC Model # WTV180 NG/LP with 24VIKSC
24 VOLT STANDARD ELECTRONIC IGNITION SYSTEMS – High Capacity Model # CFB240 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFB290 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFB300 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBL210 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBL250 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBL270 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBL320 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBH240 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBH260 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBH300 NG/LP with 24VIKHC

Model # CFBH340 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBH420 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBT230 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBT290 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBT350 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBT410 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBT470 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBO180 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBO280 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # CFBO360 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # WTV60 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # WTV120 NG/LP with 24VIKHC Model # WTV180 NG/LP with 24VIKHC

24 VOLT PREMIUM ELECTRONIC IGNITION SYSTEMS – Standard Capacity Model # CFB60 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFB120 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFB180 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model #CFB240 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFB290 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBL90 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBL110 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBL130 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBL150 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBL190 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBL210 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBL250 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBL270 NG/LP with P24VIKSC

Model # CFB60 2XL NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBH120 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBH160 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBH200 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model

CFBH240 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBH260 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model

CFBT110 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBT170 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBT230 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # CFBT290 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model #CFBO180 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model #CFBO280 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # WTV60 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # WTV120 NG/LP with P24VIKSC Model # WTV180 NG/LP with P24VIKSC

24 VOLT PREMIUM ELECTRONIC IGNITION SYSTEMS – High Capacity Model # CFB300 NG/LP with P24VIKHC Model # CFBL320 NG/LP with P24VIKHC Model # CFBH300 NG/LP with P24VIKHC Model # CFBH340 NG/LP with P24VIKHC Model # CFBH420 NG/LP with P24VIKHC Model # CFBT350 NG/LP with P24VIKHC Model # CFBT410 NG/LP with P24VIKHC Model # CFBT470 NG/LP with P24VIKHC Model # CFBO360 NG/LP with P24VIKHC Model # WTV120 NG/LP with P24VIKHC

High Capacity (HC) ignitions may be substituted for Standard Capacity (SC) ignitions.

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GENERAL INFORMATION
This Owner’s Guide and Instruction Manual contains critical information for the safe installation and operation of your Warming Trends fire feature. You must read this manual in its entirety prior to installation and/or operation. Failure to follow these instructions may result in property damage, personal injury, or death.
WARNING:
HOT! DO NOT TOUCH.
SEVERE BURNS MAY RESULT.
CLOTHING IGNITION MAY RESULT. · Young children should be carefully supervised when they are in the area of the appliance. · Clothing or other flammable materials should not be hung from the appliance or placed
on or near the appliance. · Children and adults should be alerted to the hazards of high surface temperatures and
should stay away to avoid burns or clothing ignition.

Installation and service must be performed by a qualified installer, service agency, or the gas supplier. It is the installer’s responsibility to read the Installation Manual thoroughly before installing or servicing this equipment to ensure a safe installation and to educate the end user as to proper operation. Warming Trends is not responsible for damage due to improperly installed or operated units. Installers must leave this manual with the end user. Instructions are updated as needed, and it is the installer or owners’ responsibility to periodically review Warming Trends website for applicable updates (www.Warming-Trends.com.) Please keep this manual with your important papers.
WARNING: Do not use appliance if any part has been under water. Immediately call a qualified service technician to inspect the appliance and to replace any part of the control system and any gas control that has been under water.

WARNING: DO NOT USE OXYGEN MIXERS WITH YOUR WARMING TRENDS APPLIANCE. Mixers may create leakage in the cavity of the pit and could cause fire or explosion which could cause property damage, personal injury, or death.

WARNING: Product is not intended to be used to burn wood or other combustibles. Solid fuels shall not be burned in the appliance. Do not put any combustible materials into the fire pit.

WARNING: Only use Liquid Propane or Natural Gas as specified for your Warming Trends appliance or burner. Do not use an alternative fuel.

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CODE REQUIREMENTS

LOCATION CONSIDERATIONS

It is the responsibility of the installer to consult with the local municipality and to FOLLOW ALL LOCAL CODES concerning the installation and operation of the fire feature.

All appliances, match lit kits, spark ignition, and electronic ignition systems are designed and intended for outdoor use only.

When the appliance is for connection to a fixed piping system, the installation must conform with local codes, or in the absence of local codes with the National Fuel Gas Code, ANSI Z223.1·NFPA54; National Fuel Gas and Propane Installation Code, CSA B149.1; or Propane Storage and Handling Code, CSAB149.2, as applicable.
For systems with electronic ignitions:
The appliance when installed, must be electrically grounded in accordance with local codes, or in the absense of local codes, with the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70; or the Canadian Electrical Code, CSA C22.1, if applicable.

For electronic ignition models, there must be an electrical shutoff (wall switch or breaker) on the exterior of the appliance or on adjacent structure to allow for emergency shutdown and maintenance. Distance may be determined by local code.
All appliances must have a gas shutoff located outside of the appliance to allow for emergency shutoff and maintenance.
Select a location where the appliance can be attended during operation. Never leave an operating appliance unattended or by someone not familiar with its operation or emergency shutoff locations.
Appliances may create very high temperatures — combustibles must be located far enough away that there is no risk of ignition.
IMPORTANT: It is recommended that material such as granite, marble or other dense stone be kept an appropriate distance away from flame due to risk of cracking. Manufacturer is not responsible for damage to any enclosure material for

Minimum and Maximum Gas Inlet Pressures
The installer is responsible for using the correct fuel lines
and/or regulation to provide gas to the fire feature within the specified minimum and maximum gas inlet pressures below:
Gas Inlet Pressures

MATCH LIGHT

Minimum

Maximum

any reason.
FIRE PIT CLEARANCES · 36″ horizontally from any combustible structure or materials. · Overhead clearance should be a minimum of 120″ from combustible structures or materials. · Choose a location that allows easy access for installation and maintenance of the fire feature. · Pick a location that allows sufficient horizontal room to enjoy the appliance while allowing a safe distance

Natural Gas Liquid Propane

3.5″ W.C. (.8718 Kpa)
11.0″ W.C. (2.7399 Kpa)

7.0″ W.C. (1.7436 Kpa)
13.0″ W.C. (3.2381 Kpa)

from the heat and flame. · Always consult with local municipality regarding any
local code requirements.
· See Clearance Diagram on page 8.
The enclosure must be constructed on a stable surface and

STANDARD – 24VIKHC Minimum

Natural Gas

3.0″ W.C. (.7472 Kpa)

Maximum
5.0″ W.C. (1.2454 Kpa)

must be level. For models with electronic ignitions, the control/valve box must be above grade with adequate drainage to prevent water exposure to the controls inside the box. Additionally,

Liquid Propane
3V – 3VIK

8.0″ W.C. (1.9927 Kpa)
Minimum

12.0″ W.C (2.989 (Kpa)
Maximum

the weight of the burner system must not be supported by or rest upon the control valve/box. A plate, pan or other surface should be used to support the weight of the burner system. Blocks, bricks, or metal collars (L-brackets) can be used to

Natural Gas

4.5″ W.C. (1.1209 Kpa)

10.0″ W.C. (2.4908 Kpa)

build a support for the system plate or pan. Larger plates and pans should include additional support to avoid bowing. A center support (using blocks, bricks or other

Liquid Propane

11.0″ W.C. (2.7399 Kpa)

PREMIUM – P24VIKSC, Minimum P24VIKHC

Natural Gas

3.5″ W.C. (.8718 Kpa)

13.0″ W.C. (3.2381 Kpa)
Maximum
14.0″ W.C. (3.4872 Kpa)

non-combustible materials) is recommended for round or square plates and pans over 30″ and for rectangular plates or pans over 40″. Warming Trends Burners, Ignitions, Media and other Accessories may be installed in Outdoor Fireplaces. The clearances, materials, venting and construction standards for Outdoor Fireplaces may be determined by Local or National Codes.

Liquid Propane

8.0″ W.C. (1.9927 Kpa)

14.0″ W.C. (3.4872 Kpa)

Such Codes may incorporate or defer to the recommendations or requirements of the Outdoor Fireplace Manufacturer or the party designing the Fire Place. It is the installer’s respon-

sibility to ensure conformance to applicable local standards.

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CONSTRUCTION OF ENCLOSURE
WARNING: All appliances must have a gas shutoff on the outside of the fire pit to allow for emergency shut off and maintenance.
WARNING: For electronic ignition models, there must be an electrical shutoff (wall switch or breaker) on the exterior of the appliance or on adjacent structure to allow for emergency shutdown and maintenance. Verify correct power supply.
If located on the vessel, key valve should be mounted below the plate and through the side wall of the vessel. Key valves may be mounted remotely or on adjacent surfaces.
Always use proper materials and construction for gas supply, power and enclosure. Materials must be non-combustible in both initial installations as well as over time.

the top of the enclosure to protect flame from excessive wind. Some conditions may require deeper recession.
It is the responsibility of the installer to provide proper installation to allow for easy accessibility for service and/or repairs. Installer must not build capstone inner ledge over outer lip of plates or pans (unless access panel door or alternate access is incorporated). Building capstone inner ledge over outer edge of plates or pans will impede access to system and result in the need to crack or remove capstones to gain access. Warming Trends is not responsible for damage to enclosure for any reason whatsoever.
WARNING: These instructions do not apply to vessels or appliances with self contained propane gas supply systems. Appliances or vessels with self contained propane gas supply systems have additional specific requirements which must be identified and met by the vessel installer or manufacturer. Please consult with a qualified installer for guidance and required installation procedures.

For electronic ignition models requiring power supply — a qualified, licensed electrician must install power supply. The unit may be hardwired or an outdoor NEMA rated GFCI Receptacle outlet can be installed on the interior of the enclosure above grade to supply power to system.
Minimum ventilation requirement: Incorporate 1 vent on at least two opposing sides (2 vents total) at a minimum size of 18 sq. inches each (Example: 3″x 6″ or larger). Installation of the vents in the mid to lower area of the enclosure is recommended. Ventilation allows for heat and/or residual fuel to escape. Failure to properly vent enclosure may result in the appliance overheating or explosion. Overheating could lead to heat damage to internal components. Some enclosures may require more ventilation based on material, size, and extended use. Always consult with local municipality regarding any code requirements.
Ready-to-Finish Kits come with Fire Pit Vent Kit (FPVK). Vents do not come pre-installed on Ready-to-Finish Kit as placement and installation depends on veneer. Vents to be installed by contractor on site.

The interior space of the enclosure cannot be filled with any material (gravel, crushed rock, concrete, etc.).
The appliance assembly should be recessed 4″- 6″ from

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FIRE PIT CLEARANCES DIAGRAM

Vertical clearance of 120″ from burner to combustible structure or materials is

required. Horizontal or lateral clearance of 36″ between edge of burner and

combustible structure or materials is required.

Fire Pit Cavity Components

(A) GFCI Outlet

(B) Location for remote receiver (optional)

(C) Pigtail plug included for easy installation

(D) Electronics Box (Houses 120V – 24V Transformer)

(E) 24V Power from Transformer to Gas Valve

External power switch required for all electronic ignitions (other than battery operated ignitions)

Clearances from combustible structure or materials

(F) Gas Valve / Control Box (G) Pilot Assembly (H) Gas Valve Supply IN (I) Gas Stub from source

120″
10″ 4″

2 hr or 12 hr Dial Timer (Optional)
EMERGENCY STOP PUSH
Emergency Stop Push Button (Optional)

110V120V Power Line
36″
Capstone

CROSSFIRETM Brass Burner Aluminum
Plate/Pan

– Burner and jets should be covered by up to 1/2″ of media above jets.
– 12 – 13″ Minimum clearance below plate required for electronic ignition

(D) (A)
(C)
(B)

(G)
(F) (H)
(E) (I)

Capstone

Enclosure constructed of all non-combustible materials
Required 18 sq. inches of venting, or equivalent, on OPPOSING sides of fire pit. (36 inches total.)

GENERAL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Use only joint compound, thread sealant, or tape specific to gas use that is resistant to all gases. Apply joint compound, thread sealant or tape to all male pipe fittings only and DO NOT USE ON FLARED END OF FLARED FITTINGS. Be sure to tighten every joint securely.
Ignition systems are recommended on any burner over 300K BTUs. If you are lighting manually be sure to maintain a minimum safe distance to avoid property damage, personal injury, or death. Please refer to match lit instructions.
1. Verify gas supply matches burner type.
2. Verify gas inlet pressure is within the specified minimum and maximum pressures. Consult Gas Inlet Pressures on page 6.
3. Purge gas lines of air, water and debris.
4. Perform all leak tests with leak detector or leak reactant on main gas supply and repair leaks as necessary. Turn off gas supply.
5. For models that include electronic ignitions, be sure to

have a qualified electrician install proper power supply following all local codes.
6. Inspect flex line(s) for punctures or breaks in line(s).
7. Make sure the key turns in the key valve before installing. Use only your hand to turn the gas key valve. Never use tools. If the key valve will not turn by hand, don’t try to repair it. Force or attempted repair may cause a fire or explosion.
8. Refer to Connection Diagrams starting on page 10 for applicable gas connections.
9. Position burner safely with access to all gas connections for testing. Position burner to allow sufficient clearance from the fire pit sides and capstone to avoide damage.
10. Turn on gas supply to perform repeat leak tests on main gas supply and all connections to appliance and repair as needed.
11. Do not use appliance if there is evidence of leaking gas. If leak is suspected, turn off main gas supply immediately.

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For appliances for use with a fixed fuel piping system and equipped with an appliance gas pressure regulator, the appliance and its individual shutoff valve must be disconnected from the gas supply piping system during any pressure testing of that system at test pressure in excess of ½ psi (3.5kPa). The appliance must be isolated from the gas supply piping system by closing its individual manual shutoff valve during any pressure testing of the gas supply piping system at test pressures equal to or less than ½ psi (3.5 kPa).
12. Ignite burner. See applicable ignition instructions within Operating Instructions, page 20. After installation of any jet or end jet or the performance of any other service, the burner must be tested for leaks.
13. Electronic ignitions can either be hardwired into main power supply or plugged into a location-specific outlet/receptacle per local codes. The electrical supply must be connected to an ON/OFF switch that is external to the pit. Remote controls, emergency stops, and dial timers are optional add- ons.
14. Once appliance is lit, perform leak test on all gas connections and repair as needed.
15. Turn off appliance and allow to cool.
16. Set appliance into properly constructed, level, non-combustible enclosure. The enclosure must be on a stable surface. The weight of the appliance must be supported by the plate or pan and not by any control box or gas valve. Blocks, bricks, metal collars or L-brackets can be used to build a support ledge for the system plate or pan. Control boxes and gas valves must be above grade with adequate drainage to prevent water damage. Installer is responsible for making sure there is enough space in the cavity for any electronics and piping. The lower cavity of the enclosure cannot be filled with any material (i.e. gravel, crushed rock, concrete, etc). The fire pit assembly should be recessed 4″ to 6″ from the top of the enclosure to protect flame from excessive wind and to allow coverage of burner. See Clearances Diagram on previous page.
17. To allow for regular maintenance, any capstone materials should not overhang the interior edge of the fire pit. See Clearances Diagram on page 8 for placement. Warming Trends is not responsible for any damages to the capstone.
18. Venting is required to avoid heat damage to internal components and to allow airflow in case of gas pooling. Incorporate 1 vent on at least two opposing sides (2 vents total) at a minimum size of 18 sq. inches each for 36″ total (example: 3″x 6″). Installation of the vents in the mid to lower area of the enclosure is recommended. Some enclosures may require more ventilation based on material, size, and extended use. Ready-to-Finish Kits come with Fire Pit Vent Kit (FPVK). Vents do not come pre-installed on Ready-to-Finish. Fire Pit Vent Kits must be installed on site.
19. Only use fire rated media (glass, lava rock, log sets, etc.) approved for use with high temperatures that have been manufactured for specific use in fire fea-

tures. Never use any material for media that is non-porous and holds moisture such as gravel, pebbles, river rock, etc. Such material, when heated, may cause the trapped moisture to boil, fracture unexpectedly and/ or explode and which could cause personal injury, damage or death.
20. To avoid dust and clogs getting into the system, do not dump the media over the burner. Place the media onto the plate or pan. Burner should be covered by approved media up to but no more than 1/2″ above the jets. Excessive media coverage may cause back pressure and dangerous pooling of gas which can result in explosion which could cause property damage, personal injury, or death.
21. Do not cover the ignition pilot assembly or wind cage more than halfway with any form of media. Do not place ceramic logs too close to the pilot assembly as this may cause excessive heat and system failure that is not covered by warranty.
22. Ceramic log sets must be pre-treated before use to avoid breaking or crumbling. Burn logs for 15 minutes, then leave untouched to cool for at least one hour before moving them again, or they could break or crumble.
23. Complete final verification of correct operation and lighting.
24. Review instruction manual with end user and instruct end user not to change/modify fire pit or media in any way.
The following label has been provided with the appliance. Affix the label in a conspicuous location adjacent to the appliance.
WARNING: Improper installation, adjustment
alteration, service or maintenance can cause property damage, personal injury or loss of life. Refer to the owner’s information manual provided with this appliance. Installation and service must be performed by a qualified installer, service agency, or the gas supplier.
WARNING: Do not store or use gasoline,
or other flammable vapors and liquids, in the vicinity of this or any other appliances.
An LP-cylinder not connected for use shall not be stored in the vicinity of this or any other appliance.
AVERTISSEMENT: Une installation, un
ajustement, une modification, une réparation ou un entretien inapproprié peuvent être la cause de blessures ou de dommages. Veuillez lire attentivement les instructions d’installation, d’utilisation et d’entretien avant d’installer ou de réparer ce matériel.
AVERTISSEMENT: Ne pas entreposer ni
utiliser de l’essence ni d’autres vapeurs ou liquides inflammables dans le voisinage de l’appareil, ni de tout autre appareil.
Un bouteille de propane qui n’est pas raccordée en vue de son utilisation, ne doit pas être entreposée dans le voisinage de cet appareil ou de tout autre appareil.

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Leave this Connection Diagram with end user.
MATCH LIT SYSTEM CONNECTION DIAGRAMS
249K BTU Systems and below

1. Locate FK1 Parts include Whistle-Free Flex Line, key valve, escutcheon plate, and keys.

3″ Key

12″ Key ½” x 2″ Nipple

Escutcheon Key Valve

2. Remove Flared Fittings from Whistle-Free Flex Line Removing flared fittings first makes installation easier.

Thread sealant is applied to this end only throughout instructions

Flared Fitting

Flared End

3. Connect to 1/2″ x 2″ Nipple, then to Coupling (FK1) Connect one 3/4″ Flared Fitting removed in Step 2 to
1/2″ x 2″ Nipple fitting provided by inserting 1/2″ x 2″ Nipple into interior threads of the Flared Fitting. Tighten.

½” x 2″ Nipple

Use inside threads of Flared Fitting

3/4″ Flared Fitting

Apply thread sealant here

Then, connect the

½” x 2″ Nipple

fitting into the

coupling located

on the bottom

Apply thread

of the aluminum sealant here

plate. Tighten.

Plate

Coupling
½” x 2″ Nipple
3/4″ Flared Fitting

Whistle-Free Flex Line
Flared Fitting
Whistle-Free Flex Line

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4. Connect Whistle-Free Flex Line (FK1) Connect the Whistle-Free Flex
Line to the Flared Fitting previously
attached to the coupling on the
bottom of the aluminum plate.
Plate

Coupling Flared Fitting

Whistle-Free Flex Line

5. Locate 2nd Flared Fitting and Connect to Key Valve (FK1) Locate the second Flared Fitting removed in Step 2 and connect into the Key Valve, placing the nonflared end into the key valve. Tighten.

Flared Fitting
Apply thread sealant here

Key Valve

6. Connect Flex Line with Key Valve

(FK1) Connect the Whistle-Free Flex

Line to the Flared Fitting that is now

connected to the Key Valve.

Connect Escutcheon Plate to Key

Plate

Valve through vessel wall. Tighten.

Coupling Flared Fitting

Flared Fitting Key Escutcheon

Whistle-Free Flex Line Key Valve

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MATCH LIT SYSTEM CONNECTION DIAGRAMS
250K — 300K+ BTU Systems
1. Locate FK2 Parts include two Whistle-Free Flex Lines, key valve, escutcheon plate, and keys.

3″ Key

12″ Key

Escutcheon Key Valve

(2) 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple (2) 3/4″ Tees (1) 3/4″ x ½” MM Reducer Fitting
YOUR INSTALLATION MAY NOT REQUIRE ALL PARTS.

2. Remove Flared Fittings from Whistle-Free Flex Lines (FK2) Removing flared fittings first makes installation easier.

Thread sealant is applied to this end only throughout instructions

Flared Fitting

Flared End

Whistle-Free Flex Lines
Flared Fitting
Whistle-Free Flex Line

3. Connect to Coupling Do not use the 2nd 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple with this install. Connect ½” x 3/4″ Reducing Fitting to ½” Coupling located Plate on the bottom of the aluminum plate. Then connect 3/4″ Tee to ½” x 3/4″ Reducing Fitting.

Coupling Apply thread sealant here
½” x 3/4″ Reducing Fitting
Apply thread sealant here
3/4″ Tee

3A. Connect to Coupling Do not use the 1/2″ x 3/4″ Reducer fitting with this install. Connect 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple to 3/4″ Coupling located on the bottom Plate of the aluminum plate. Then connect 3/4″ Tee to 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple.

Coupling Apply thread sealant here 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple
Apply thread sealant here
3/4″ Tee

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4. Connect Flared Fittings to 3/4″ Tee (FK2) Connect Flared Fittings to 3/4″ Tee.

Coupling

Plate

(½” x 3/4″ Reducing Fitting) or (3/4″ x 3″ Nipple)

Flared Fitting
Apply thread sealant here

(3/4″ Tee)

Flared Fitting
Apply thread sealant here

5. Connect FIT Kit to Key Valve and Flared Fittings (FK2) Connect 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple to Key Valve. Then connect the 3/4″ Tee to the connection just made. Connect 3/4″ Flared Fittings to the 3/4″ Tee.

Apply thread sealant here
(3/4″ Tee)

Apply thread sealant here

Flared Fitting

(3/4″ x 3″ Nipple)

Key Valve

Apply thread sealant here

Flared Fitting

6. Connect Flex Lines to Coupling and Key Valve Connection (FK2) Connect ends of 3/4″ Whistle-Free Flex Lines to Flared Fittings connected to the aluminum plate and Coupling. Then connect available ends of the Whistle-Free Flex Lines to the Key Valve Connection. Connect Escutcheon Plate to Key Valve through vessel wall. Tighten.

Plate

Coupling
(½” x 3/4″ Reducing Fitting) or (3/4″ x 3″ Nipple)

Flared Fitting

(3/4″ Tee)

Flared Fitting

Whistle-Free Flex Line Key Escutcheon

Whistle-Free Flex Line (3/4″ x 3″ Nipple)

Key Valve

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24 VOLT ELECTRONIC IGNITION SYSTEM
CONNECTION DIAGRAMS
249K BTU Systems and below

1. Locate FK1 Parts include Whistle-Free Flex Line, key valve, escutcheon plate, keys.

3″ Key

12″ Key

Escutcheon Key Valve

½” x 2″ Nipple

2. Remove Flared Fittings from Whistle-Free Flex Lines Removing flared fittings first makes attaching to ½” x 2″ Nipple.

Thread sealant is applied to this end only throughout instructions

Flared Fitting

Flared End

3. Connect to Coupling (FK1) Connect one 1/2″ Flared Fitting removed in Step 2 to 1/2″ x 2″ Nipple fitting provided by inserting 1/2″ x 2″ Nipple into interior threads of the Flared Fitting. Tighten.

Use inside threads of Flared Fitting

½” x 2″ Nipple
Apply thread sealant here

3/4″ Flared Fitting

Then, connect the 1/2″ x 2″ Nipple fitting to Gas Valve.

Coupling

Whistle-Free Flex Line
Flared Fitting
Whistle-Free Flex Line

Plate

Drip Leg
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24 Volt Ignition

Flared Fitting Apply thread sealant here
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4. Locate 2nd Flared Fitting and Connect to Key Valve (FK1) Locate the other Flared Fitting removed in Step 2 and connect into the Key Valve, placing the non-flared end into the key valve. Tighten.

Flared Fitting

Key Valve

Apply thread sealant here

5. CONNECT FLEX LINE TO IGNITION AND KEY VALVE (FK1) Connect Whistle-Free Flex Line to Flared Fitting connection at ignition and then to Key Valve connection in Step 5. Connect Escutcheon Plate to Key Valve through vessel wall. Tighten.

Coupling

Drip Leg

24 Volt Ignition

Flared Fitting

Plate
Whistle-Free Flex Line

6. CONNECT ELECTRICITY (FK1) Plug ignition into three prong, above grade, NEMA Rated, outdoor specific GFCI electrical outlet or have electrician hardwire ignition into transformer.

Flared Fitting

Key Escutcheon

Key Valve

WALL

GAS LINE IN

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24 VOLT ELECTRONIC IGNITION SYSTEM CONNECTION DIAGRAMS
250K — 300K+ BTU Systems
1. Locate FK2 Parts include two Whistle-Free Flex Lines, key valve, escutcheon plate, and keys.

3″ Key

12″ Key

Escutcheon Key Valve

(2) 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple, (2) 3/4″ Tees (1) 3/4″ x ½” MM Reducer Fitting
YOUR INSTALLATION MAY NOT REQUIRE ALL PARTS.

2. Remove Flared Fittings from Whistle-Free Flex Lines (FK2) Removing flared fittings first makes attaching to the 3/4″ Tees easier.

Whistle-Free Flex Lines

Thread sealant is applied to this end only throughout instructions

Flared Fitting

Flared End

3. Connect to Coupling (FK2) Do not use 2nd 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple with this install. Connect ½” x 3/4″ Reducing Fitting to Gas Valve.

Flared Fitting
Whistle-Free Flex Line
3A. Connect to Coupling (FK2) Do not use 1/2″ x 3/4″ reducer fitting with this install. Connect 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple to Gas Valve.

Coupling

Coupling

Plate ½” x 3/4″ Reducing Fitting

Plate 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple

Drip Leg
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24 Volt Ignition Apply thread sealant here

Drip Leg

24 Volt Ignition Apply thread sealant here

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4. Connect Flared Fittings to 3/4″ Tee (FK2) Connect 3/4″ Tee to ½” x 3/4″ Reducing Fitting or 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple. Then connect Flared Fittings to 3/4″ Tee.

Coupling

Apply thread sealant here
(½” x 3/4″ Reducing Fitting) or (3/4″ x 3″ Nipple)

Flared Fitting Plate

Drip Leg

24 Volt Ignition

Apply thread sealant here

Apply thread sealant here

3/4″ Tee

5. Connect Flex Lines to Tee (FK2)

Flared Fitting

½” x 3/4″ Reducing Fitting) or 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple
Coupling

Whistle-Free Flex Line
Flared Fitting Plate
3/4″ Tee

Drip Leg

24 Volt Ignition

Flared Fitting

Whistle-Free Flex Line

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6. Connect FIT Kit to Key Valve and Flared Fittings (FK2) Connect 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple to Key Valve. Then connect the 3/4″ Tee to the connection just made. Connect 3/4″ Flared Fittings to the 3/4″ Tee.

Apply thread sealant here
(3/4″ Tee)

Flared Fitting

(3/4″ x 3″ Nipple)

Key Valve

Apply thread sealant here

Apply thread sealant here
Flared Fitting

7. Connect Flex Lines to Coupling and Key Valve Connection (FK2) Connect ends of 3/4″ Whistle-Free Flex Lines to Flared Fittings connected to the 24 Volt Ignition. Then connect available ends of the WhistleFree Flex Lines to the Key Valve Connection. Connect Escutcheon Plate to Key Valve through vessel wall. Tighten.

Plate
GAS LINE IN

Key Valve

Flared Fitting

WALL Escutcheon

Flared Fitting
3/4″ x 3″ Nipple

Whistle-Free Flex Line

Coupling

Flared Fitting

Drip Leg 24 Volt Ignition
½” x 3/4″ Reducing Fitting or
3/4″ x 3″ Nipple

3/4″ Tee
Flared Fitting

8. CONNECT

Key

ELECTRICITY

(FK2) Plug ignition

into three prong,

above grade, NEMA

Rated, outdoor

specific GFCI

electrical outlet or

have electrician

hardwire ignition into

transformer.

Whistle-Free Flex Line

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PUSH BUTTON IGNITION SYSTEM CONNECTION DIAGRAMS Up to 300K BTU Systems

1. To place the Spark Igniter in the proper position, installer will need to drill a hole in the plate. Measure where to drill hole by holding tip of Spark Igniter no further than .125″ away from inside edge of jet. Drill hole where base of spark igniter sits. Thread wires through drilled hole and pull until Spark Igniter bracket is in place on plate. Screw Spark Igniter to plate.

Spark Igniter Stem
Drill Here

.125″

Jet
CROSSFIRE Brass Burner

Plate

If the distance to the jet is greater than .125″ you can adjust the position by gently bending the spark ignitor by the stem.
Bending too far can result in breakage. Do not flex at the existing bend, this can result in breakage. If the spark ignitor is too far away or too close to the jet, you will not get a strong enough spark to light the burner.

2. Install Push Button Module into Mounting Bracket Unscrew Button Cover. Remove plastic Nut. Insert Push Button Stem through mounting bracket hole. Put on plastic Nut and turn until Push Button Control has been secured to mounting bracket. Insert AA Battery into Button Stem. Screw on Button Cover.

Push Button Module

Button Stem
Nut AA Battery

Key Valve Mounting Bracket

Button Cover

3. Connect Spark Igniter Wires Crimp Spark Igniter Wires, then slide crimped wires on to connections using needle nose pliers. Be careful not to break connectors. Wires can go in either connection.
4. Test without Gas Test Spark Igniter and Push Button Module WITHOUT gas, making sure spark arcs from electricity to jet.

Spark Igniter Wires
Push Button Module

5. Test with Gas Burner should light within 5 seconds or a few clicks.

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MEDIA INSTALLATION
Only use approved decorative media (glass, lava rock, ceramic log sets, etc.) that have been manufactured for specific use in fire features.
Media must be ½” or larger in size to prevent media from falling into gas orifices and blocking flow of gas out of jets. Use approved media only. To avoid dust and clogs getting into the system, do not dump the media over the burner. Place the media onto the plate or pan.
Burner should be covered by approved media up to 1/2″ above the jets. Media may be positioned so that jet tips or barrels are visible. PLEASE NOTE – covering jets by more than 1/2″ of media may create back pressure and gas leakage resulting in pooling of gas under the fire feature which can result in explosion which could cause property damage, personal injury, or death. Also note that flame pattern will be affected by any media coverage over gas orifice jets up to and including smothering of flames.
When using electronic ignition systems please pay particular attention to keeping media away from the pilot assembly area and/or away from wind screen of pilot assembly. Incorrect media installation that blocks pilot assembly will cause the pilot flame to stifle, blocking of thermal sensor and/or a delay in main burner ignition.
The appliance is designed to use approved media that is correctly installed over the burner to achieve proper combustion. Use of any media outside of the approved media may void warranty and affect proper operations.
Install enclosure and fire feature per instructions provided by manufacturer.

For Ceramic Log Sets: Place logs on top of lava rock or media base according to preference and desired flame pattern. For electronic ignition systems — do not block, cover or obstruct pilot assembly. Blocking, covering or placing ceramic logs too close to pilot may cause excessive heat on pilot causing system to fail. This is not covered under warranty.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Keep the area clear and free from combustible materials, gasoline, and other flammable vapors and liquids.
Solid fuels shall not be burned in the fire pit. Leaves, sticks, wood, paper, clothing, food material, should be kept away from the fire pit. Make sure that there is no vegetation or other objects over the top or sides of the fire pit that could interfere with safe operation. If there are any questions as to clearances, refer to CLEARANCES DIAGRAM in your Installation Manual for specific clearance allowances.
Wind and gusty conditions may cause the flame to behave in an unpredictable manner. If conditions exist, turn off the fire feature.
All media (lava rock, volcanic stone, fire glass, etc.) has the potential of thermal spalling. This process may occur when media is wet and moisture gets trapped inside of the material due to rapid temperature differences. When this happens the media has the potential to crack or pop outside of the fireplace. Extra caution should be taken when lighting in high humidity or moisture. After igniting, allow 30 minutes to dry out the media, and monitor from a distance until all popping has ceased before fully enjoying the fire.

DO NOT DUMP MEDIA ON THE JETS. Apply media by pouring media around burner first, then pushing media towards the gas jet orifices making sure media does not fall into the gas jet orifices. Check each gas jet orifice prior to lighting to be sure no media has fallen into gas jet orifices.
For All Electronic Ignition Systems: Keep pilot assembly screen free and clear of all media. Media should be piled no more than halfway up screen only (not over full amount of screen) so that pilot gas orifice opening is above media coverage allowing for pilot flame to easily reach gas jet orifice.

TURNING ON YOUR MATCH LIT SYSTEM 1. STOP! Read all the safety information. 2. Any cover must be removed prior to operation of burn-
er or appliance and must remain off during operation. Danger: Fire or Explosion Hazard. If you smell gas, shut off gas to the appliance, extinguish any open flame. If odor continues, leave the area immediately. After leaving the area, call your gas supplier or fire department. Failure to follow these instructions could result in fire or explosion, which could cause property damage, personal injury or death. 3. Confirm that your main Natural Gas or Liquid Propane supply to the appliance is open. Do not open your key valve or gas control valve at this time. 4. Before lighting, visually inspect fire feature and remove any accumulated leaves or other combustible debris. 5. Locate key valve or gas control valve controlling gas supply to your appliance. 6. Locate the closest jet tip on the exterior of the burner that can be easily accessed while operating key valve or gas control valve without reaching across other jets or the burner.

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7. Place a lit lighter or match flame on or slightly above the tip of the jet located in Step 6 while not reaching over it. A long reach lighter or match is recommended.
8. While holding the flame on or slightly above the jet tip as described in Step 7 above, slowly turn the key valve or gas control knob to the left to allow a minimal flow of gas to the burner and light the selected jet. While attempting to light jet, do not substantially increase gas supply. Excessive flow of gas before jet is lit can cause pooling of gas and result in sudden flare up. Failure to follow these instructions could result in fire or explosion, which could cause property damage, personal injury or death.
9. Once the selected jet (or other jets) is lit, continue to keep any body parts from above the pit or burner and slowly turn the key valve or gas control knob further to the left to increase the flow of gas to the burner. The other jets of the burner should ignite.
10. You may follow the same procedure described above to light additional jets only if able to do so without reaching across the burner or other jets which may ignite.
11. If the flame will not stay lit after several attempts, turn the key valve to the off position and call your local technician or gas supplier for service prior to re-attempting to operate your appliance.
12. Once lit, use the key valve to adjust the flame to the desired height.
TURNING OFF YOUR MATCH LIT SYSTEM 1. Use key to turn valve to OFF position by turning key
to the right. 2. Verify flame is OUT. 3. If using LP bottle/tank ­ turn bottle/tank to CLOSED
position. 4. Allow to cool completely, then cover the fire feature
with waterproof/weatherproof cover.
TURNING ON YOUR ELECTRONIC IGNITION SYSTEMS
WARNING: For electronic ignition models requiring power supply — a qualified, licensed electrician must install power supply. An outdoor NEMA rated GFCI Receptacle outlet should be installed within the interior of the enclosure above grade to supply power to system. 1. STOP! Read all the safety information and warnings in the
Installation Manual before attempting to light fire feature. 2. Any cover must be removed prior to operation of
burner and must remain off during operation. Danger: Fire or Explosion Hazard. If you smell gas, shut off gas to the appliance, extinguish any open flame. If odor continues, leave the area immediately. After leaving the area, call your gas supplier or fire department. Failure to follow these instructions could result in fire or explosion, which could cause property damage, personal injury or death. 3. Confirm that your Natural Gas or Liquid Propane supply to the appliance is open or on. 4. Before lighting, visually inspect fire feature and remove any accumulated leaves or other combustible debris. 5. If you do not smell gas, use the key to turn the key valve or gas control valve to the ON position by turning the key to the left. 6. Turn on power to the fire feature with switch, button,

or remote. Within 10 seconds of power application Pilot Flame should be lit and visible. Once the pilot is lit, the main burner will ignite shortly after. For Push Button: Press push button ignition and listen for clicking noise which indicates electrode is firing. Gas should ignite after a few clicks. 7. Use key valve to adjust flame to desired height.
TURNING OFF YOUR ELECTRONIC IGNITION SYSTEMS 1. Turn off power to fire feature — with remote control or
wall switch. 2. Turn key valve to OFF position by turning key to the right. 3. If using LP bottle/tank — turn bottle/tank to CLOSED
position. 4. Verify flame is OUT. 5. After allowing for ample cooling time, cover the fire
feature with waterproof/weatherproof cover.
WARNING: FOR REMOTE CONTROL USE: To prevent unwanted startup turn off power to the appliance when not in use.
WARNING: If fire feature fails to turn off completely (small flames still visible), turn off gas supply using the main valve by your meter, and contact your gas supplier or qualified technician.
WARNING: For electronic ignition systems, which have an extended or detached valve box, the area in which the valve box is installed must conform with all installation requirements, including, but not limited to location, construction, venting and local codes. Failure to do so may result in property damage, personal injury, or death.
FIRESTORMTM STEEL
GAS LOG OWNER
INFORMATION AND
INSTALLATION
Thank you for your purchase of a FireStormTM Steel Gas Log from Warming Trends. We appreciate your business and hope that you enjoy your FireStormTM for many years to come!
Burner System Installation and Operating Instructions Please read and follow the entire Warming Trends Owner’s Guide and Instruction Manual to install and operate your outdoor gas burner system. During the installation of your burner system, for safe lighting, orient the burner so that one end of it is easily reachable while operating the key valve. Please follow all instructions of this Owner’s Manual regarding the use of approved media coverage over the burner. The approved media will form a bed upon which to place the FireStorm Steel Gas Log. It is recommended that a flat bed of media two inches wider and longer than the FireStorm Steel Gas Log be formed.
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ever handling gas log. Once your approved media has been installed, place your FireStormTM Steel Gas Log over the burner so that the burner is centered underneath it. Your steel log has a “lighting opening” at each end to aid in lighting the burner. (See Figure 1 below). Orient the steel log so that one end of the log is near the key valve. Press down upon the log to seat the log in the media to create a level and stable foundation. Adjust media as necessary. Adjust your media so that the tip of the jet nearest the end of the log to be used for lighting is exposed. Use this jet for lighting the burner pursuant to Steps 6 and 7 below.
Lighting Opening
LIGHTING AND TURNING OFF YOUR MATCH LIT FIRESTORM STEEL GAS LOG SYSTEM These instructions supplement the Lighting Instructions within your Owner’s Manual related to Turning On Your Match Lit System. Light your FireStorm Steel Gas Log using a “lighting opening” to access your burner as described below.
TURNING ON YOUR MATCH LIT SYSTEM 1. STOP! Read all the safety information. 2. Any cover must be removed prior to operation of
burner or appliance and must remain off during operation. Danger: Fire or Explosion Hazard. If you smell gas, shut off gas to the appliance, extinguish any open flame. If odor continues, leave the area immediately. After leaving the area, call your gas supplier or fire department. Failure to follow these instructions could result in fire or explosion, which could cause property damage, personal injury or death. 3. Confirm that your main Natural Gas or Liquid Propane supply to the appliance is open. Do not open your key valve or gas control at this time. 4. Before lighting, visually inspect fire feature and remove any accumulated leaves or other combustible debris. 5. Locate key valve or gas control valve controlling gas supply to your appliance. 6. Locate the jet tip nearest the “lighting opening” described above that can be easily accessed while operating key valve or gas control without reaching across other jets or the burner. Reorient burner if necessary to allow such access. 7. Place a long reach lighter through the “lighting opening” of the gas log slightly above or on the tip of the jet located in Step 6 above. (See Figure 1). Do not use a match or cigarette lighter. 8. While holding the flame on or slightly above the jet tip as described in Step 7 above, slowly turn the key valve or gas control knob slightly to the left to allow a minimal flow of gas to the burner and light the

selected jet. While attempting to light jet, do not substantially increase gas supply. Excessive flow of gas before jet is lit can cause pooling of gas and result in sudden flare up. Failure to follow these instructions could result in fire or explosion, which could cause property damage, personal injury or death. 9. Once the selected jet (or other jets) is lit, continue to keep any body parts from above the pit or burner and slowly turn the key valve or gas control knob further to the left to increase the flow of gas to the burner. The other jets of the burner should ignite. 10. If the flame will not stay lit after several attempts, turn the key valve or gas control to the off position and call your local technician or gas supplier for service prior to re- attempting to operate your appliance. 11. Once lit, use the key valve or gas control to adjust the flame to the desired height.
TURNING OFF YOUR MATCH LIT BURNER 1. Use key to turn valve to OFF position by turning the
valve to the right. 2. Verify flame is OUT. 3. If using LP bottle/tank, turn bottle/tank to CLOSED
position. 4. Allow to cool completely, then cover the fire feature
with waterproof/weatherproof cover.
APPEARANCE Your steel log should patina over time by forming a layer of rust or oxidation. The coloring may change and the log will look more natural. Each log develops a unique patina pattern based upon use and weather conditions. Heat will also create distinctive color changes to your log’s surface.
CLEANING STEEL LOG Soot may build up along the openings in the log or on its surface in general. Annual cleaning is recommended. However, if soot restricts or reduces normal flame performance, clean openings immediately. Prior to any cleaning or handling, wait for log to cool completely and then remove the log from the system. Soot is then easily removed by spraying the log with water or by lightly brushing with a plastic brush. Do not allow water or soot to fall into burner system.
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
WARNING: Fire feature should be inspected by user prior to each use and inspected at least once annually by a qualified gas appliance service professional.
Any guard or protective device removed for servicing must be replaced prior to operating the appliance.
Installation and repair should be done by a qualified technician. Appliances should be inspected prior to each use and inspected at least once annually by a qualified gas appliance service professional.
Ensure gas and power (if applicable) are shut off and fire pit is cool before servicing.
Keep fire feature covered at all times when not in use.
Keep any debris out of appliance — clean as needed. If debris is found, remove before lighting system.

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JET ORIFICE CLEANING Annual inspection and cleaning of the fire feature is recommended. If at any time the flames exhibit any abnormal shapes or behavior, or if burner fails to ignite properly, then the burner holes located in bottom of gas jet orifices may require cleaning. The appliance can be cleaned by carefully removing the logs and media to allow access to burner. Use a brush to carefully remove dust, spider webs and loose particles. Periodical inspection by a qualified service technician of the air-intake is required to ensure your fire feature performs properly.
Use a wire or small puncture tool and carefully insert in jet. Tool should be size of a small paper clip. If evidence of damage, burner must be replaced with the appropriate CROSSFIRE® burner specified by manufacturer.
PILOT ASSEMBLY/THERMOCOUPLE CLEANING OF SOOT Every six months or as needed, remove media, lava rock, or glass from around the pilot assembly. Clean the thermocouple of any soot using soft brush. Be careful not to damage the igniter element. Be sure when returning your media to the pit to cover your orifices to avoid blocking the jets as mentioned on page 6.
Once pilot assembly is clean, inspect to see flame that covers 3/8″ to 1/2″ of the thermocouple. Cleaning of pilot gas orifice may be required by removing pilot hood and removing orifice and cleaning out orifices from debris, soot or anything that may be preventing gas flow from exiting the pilot gas orifice.
For Push Button only, visually inspect electrode and jet used for conductivity regularly to make sure it is free of debris and soot. Soot build up or obstructions of any kind can reduce effectiveness of spark. Without a strong spark, burner will not light. If spark is not strong enough, clean off/remove any soot from jet and, using fine grit sand paper, gently remove any rust from electrode. If spark is still not strong enough to light burner, check/replace batteries. If new batteries don’t fix the problem, replace the spark electrode.
TROUBLESHOOTING
MATCH LIT / PUSH BUTTON Below are some potential causes and countermeasures to the symptoms listed: · No flame — Make sure the key valve is on. Turn key to
the left to open valve and allow gas flow. · Low or Weak Flame — Verify correct gas pressure
using the Water Column Pressure Chart. · One or more jets will not light — Clean the orifices and
check jets for obstruction. · Fire feature is making a whistling sound — Make sure
that the flex line is the whistle-free, without sharp bends, and installed correctly. Check the pressure to be sure it is within recommended ranges. · Contact a certified gas technician for service and repair if these suggestions do not solve the issue.
ELECTRONIC IGNITION SYSTEMS Below are some potential causes and countermeasures to the symptoms below.

· No Pilot Flame — Pilot sparks or glow plug glows but pilot won’t light. o Air in the gas line. If this is a new install it may take several attempts to purge the air. o Debris is in the gas line. Clear the gas line. o Water/Moisture is in the gas line. Clear the gas line. o Incorrect Gas pressure. Confirm proper gas pressure. o Pilot gas orifice is dirty. Remove the pilot head and clean. o Electrical current is not strong enough to support igniter — either spark on spark igniter isn’t strong enough to ignite pilot flame (3V or Spark Igniter) or glow plug is not getting hot enough to ignite pilot flame (Hot Surface Igniter). o Improperly applied media. o Wind conditions might be too severe.
· No Main Burner — Pilot lights but main burner will not light. o Gas pressure is incorrect. Confirm proper gas pressure. o Small pilot flame. Remove the pilot head and clean pilot gas orifice. o Dirty thermal sensor. Clean using soft brush. o CROSSFIRETM Burner has an obstruction. Confirm there is no debris blocking gas orifice jets in main burner, purge water and air from gas lines or in the burner, and confirm there is no debris in gas lines.
· Main Burner Turning On and Off Intermittently o Small pilot flame. Remove the pilot head and clean as described in the maintenance section. o Improperly applied media — Make sure your media is not covering the pilot assembly and that your logs are not placed over or too near the wind cage. o Gas pressure is incorrect — Confirm proper gas pressure by checking at the gas stub to the pit and the Water Column Pressure Table. o Thermal sensor is dirty or defective — Gently clean thermal sensor, or change the pilot assembly. o Wind conditions — Confirm the burner is properly located 4-6″ inside the pit, and be sure the wind conditions are not too severe for safe use. o Fire Feature is Making a Whistling Sound — Make sure that the flex line is the correct size and that there are no kinks or tight bends in the line. If the whistling sound is coming from the jets, please check your pressure against the Water Column Pressure Table in this manual to make sure it is within recommended ranges. Adjust as needed.
Please contact your retailer or certified technician for service and repair if these suggestions do not solve the issue. If replacement parts are required — contact your retailer or licensed technician for authorized replacement parts. Warranty is null and void if unauthorized parts are used.

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WARRANTY
Effective June 15, 2020
FULL LIFETIME WARRANTY FOR WARMING TRENDS® BURNERS
WARMING TRENDS warrants that each WARMING TRENDS® Crossfire® and other jetted- flame-brass-burners (each as “Burner”) is free from defects in materials and workmanship and conforms to its specifications, which are available upon request.
The warranty period for a Burner is lifetime warranty beginning on the date of purchase (“Warranty Period”). This Warranty is transferable, but we reserve the right to require proof of ownership for any transferred burners including proof that the Burner was not acquired through improper means or unauthorized re-sellers. During the Warranty Period, WARMING TRENDS provides repair and exchange services for the Burners, without charge. If a Burner does not function as warranted during the Warranty Period and, after a reasonable number of attempts, WARMING TRENDS is unable to either 1) make it do so or 2) replace it with one that is at least functionally equivalent, you may return it to WARMING TRENDS and your money will be refunded.
The warranty stated above will not apply to the extent that there has been misuse or use contrary to specifications or the appropriate user or operating manual, installation defect, accident, modification, unsuitable physical or operating environment, operation in other than the specified operating environment (e.g., outdoor burners should only be used outdoors) improper maintenance by you, or failure caused by a product for which WARMING TRENDS is not responsible. With respect to Burners, the warranty is voided by removal or alteration of any identification labels or marks on any Burner or part.
THESE WARRANTIES ARE YOUR EXCLUSIVE WARRANTIES AND REPLACE ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
ITEMS NOT COVERED BY WARRANTY Other than as expressly stated above, WARMING TRENDS does not warrant uninterrupted or error-free operation of any Burner or that WARMING TRENDS will correct all defects. Warming Trends does not warranty any services related to our Burners, including installation, unless we provided those services to you. You may have warranty rights from the service provider, but we make no representations or warranties express or implied regarding any third party service provider. This warranty also does not apply to any fire logs (including the FireStorm® Steel Log) or any of the electronics used in connection with our Burners, which may be covered by separate warranties with different terms.
YOUR RIGHTS UNDER STATE LAW This Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. You may find this information from the Federal Trade Commission helpful in understanding your rights, but we recommend you speak to your attorney regarding your specific situation and the laws in your state or jurisdiction. https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/ articles/0252-warranties
IGNITION SYSTEMS WARRANTY ALL BURNERS AND ELECTRONICS MUST BE COVERED WHEN NOT IN USE OR WARRANTY IS NULL AND VOID
Push Button Ignition Systems: There is no warranty offered on any push button ignition system.
Electronic Ignition Systems: Residential Installations:
· 24VIK and 3VIK systems are fully warranted for one (1) year with a limited warranty for two (2) years from date of purchase. In the event a system must be replaced due to a defect/malfunction of the system, Warming Trends will repair or replace the system at no cost for the first year. In the event a system fails after the first year from date of purchase and within two years from date of purchase, Warming Trends will repair or replace the system for a cost of 50% of the current list price. This warranty does not cover labor costs.
· P24VIK systems purchased ON OR BEFORE April 15, 2018 are fully warranted for one (1) year with a limited warranty for two (2) years from date of purchase. In the event a system must be replaced due to a defect/malfunction of the system, Warming Trends will repair or replace the system

at no cost for the first year. In the event a system fails after the first year and within two years of date of purchase, the cost for a replacement system is at a discount rate of 50% of the current listed price. This warranty does not cover labor costs. · P24VIK Systems purchased AFTER April 15, 2018 are fully warranted for three (3) years from date of purchase. In the event a system must be replaced due to a defect/malfunction of the system, Warming Trends will repair or replace the system at no cost for the first three years. This warranty does not cover labor costs. Commercial Installations: · 24VIK and 3VIK systems are fully warranted for twelve months from date of purchase. In the event a system must be replaced due to a defect/malfunction of the system, Warming Trends will repair or replace the system at no cost. This warranty does not cover labor costs. · P24VIK Systems are fully warranted for one (1) year from date of purchase. In the event a system must be replaced due to a defect/malfunction of the system, Warming Trends will repair or replace the system at no cost for 12 months from the date of purchase. This warranty does not cover labor costs.
Problems in the functioning of the systems due to gas plumbing or electrical installed by others are not covered by any warranty offered by Warming Trends.
No dealer, distributor, or other person has the authority to represent or warrant a Warming TrendsTM product beyond the terms contained within this warranty, and Warming Trends assumes no liability for such warranty representations. Any questions concerning this warranty should be directed to the Warming TrendsTM corporate office.
Return Policy of Warranty Product Any Warming TrendsTM product deemed by Warming TrendsTM as defective and covered by the warranty may be returned to Warming TrendsTM for assessment to determine if repair or replacement is necessary. In order to return a product, you must have a Return Merchandise Authorization number (RMA#). Please contact a Warming TrendsTM representative at the corporate office to obtain an RMA#. All returned merchandise must have the RMA# clearly printed on the outside of the package. Return shipping costs are the purchaser’s responsibility. Warming TrendsTM is not responsible for product damaged or lost in transit. It is recommended that return items are shipped via a delivery service that can be tracked and/or insured to confirm receipt.

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PROP 65 WARNING
What is “Prop 65”? Proposition 65 (“Prop 65″) is a California law which requires businesses to provide warnings to Californians about significant exposures to chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. These chemicals can be in the products that Californians purchase, in their homes or workplaces, or that are released into the environment. Prop 65 enables Californians to make informed decisions about their exposures to these chemicals.
Prop 65 also prohibits California businesses from knowingly discharging significant amounts of listed chemicals into sources of drinking water.
Prop 65 requires California to publish a list of chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. This list, which must be updated at least once a year, has grown to include approximately 900 chemicals since it was first published in 1987.
Prop 65 became law in November 1986, and is also known as the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986. Prop 65 does not apply to products sold outside of the state of California. For more info on Prop 65, go to: www. p65warnings.ca.gov For a fully updated list of all the chemicals and compounds that are known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity, go to: https:// oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65/proposition-65-list.
Warnings Lead: Can cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. Lead can be found in brass fittings. View the fact sheet at www.p65warnings.ca.gov
Carbon Monoxide: Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless, and poisonous gas. It is formed during the combustion of various fuels. View the fact sheet at www.p65warnings.ca.gov
Bisphenol A: BPA is a widely used chemical that be found in linings, plastics, and other materials. It can cause harm to the female reproductive system. View the fact sheet at www. p65warnings.ca.gov
Furniture Product Exposure: Some furniture products can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. View the fact sheet at www.p65warnings.ca.gov
Want to see more? View all of the Prop 65 fact sheets at www.p65warnings.ca.gov
More Info on Prop 65 If you have specific questions on the administration or implementation of Proposition 65, you can contact OEHHA’s Proposition 65 program at P65.Questions@oehha.ca.gov, or by phone at 916-445-6900.
For enforcement information, contact the California Attorney General’s Office at 510-622-2160, or visit https://oag. ca.gov/prop65.
Note: The information provided is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. If you have any concerns about Prop 65 or how it may apply to our products, please consult your attorney.

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FLKV12 FLKV34 FLKV34FIT180 DFLKV34 DFLKV34FIT250
DFLKV34FIT300
FIT180
FIT250
FIT300 FL3612 KV12 KEY3 DRIPLEG12 LPRH LPHOSE10

REPLACEMENT PARTS

½” Flex Line and Key Valve. For use with any burner up to 120K BTU’s. Kit Includes: (1) 36″ L x ½” Diameter Flex Line + ½” Key Valve + 3″ and 12″ Key

3/4″ Flex Line and Key Valve. For use with any 121K – 249K BTU Burner. Kit Includes: (1) 36″ L x 3/4″ Diameter Flex Line + 3/4″ Key Valve + 3″ and 12″ Key

3/4″ Flex Line, Key Valve, and FIT180. For use with any 121K – 249K BTU Burner. Kit Includes: (1) 36″ L x 3/4″ Diameter Flex Line + 3/4″ Key Valve + 3″ and 12″ Key + ½” x 2″ Nipple to connect threaded inside 3/4″ Flex Line Flare Connector to ½” Plate Coupling

2x 3/4″ Flex Lines and Key Valve. For use with any burner over 249K BTU’s. Kit Includes: (2) 36″ L x 3/4″ Diameter Flex Lines with + 3/4″ Key Valve + 3″ and 12″ Key

2x 3/4″ Flex Lines, Key Valve, and FIT250. For use with any burner over 249K BTU’s. Kit Includes: (2) 36″ L x 3/4″ Diameter Flex Lines + 3/4″ Key Valve + 3″ and 12″ Key + (1) 3/4″ x ½” MM Reducer Fitting and (1) 3/4″ Tee for connection at ½” Plate Coupling + (1) 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple and (1) 3/4″ Tee for Key Valve connection

2x 3/4″ Flex Lines, Key Valve, and FIT300. For use with any 300K+ BTU Burner. Kit Includes: (2) 36″ L x 3/4″ Diameter Flex Lines + 3/4″ Key Valve + 3″ and 12″ Key + (1) 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple and (1) 3/4″ Tee for connection at 3/4″ Plate Coupling + (1) 3/4″ Tee for Key Valve connection

Flex Line & Key Valve Connection Fitting for use with any burner over 249K BTU’s. Kit includes: (1) ½” x 2″ Nipple. Connects ½” Plate Coupling to inside threaded 3/4″ Flex Line Flare Connector

Flex Line & Key Valve Connection Fittings for 250K – 299K BTU Burner. Kit includes: (1) 3/4″ x ½” MM Reducer Fitting and (1) 3/4″ Tee for connection at ½” Plate Coupling + (1) 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple and (1) 3/4″ Tee for Key Valve connection. Connects ½” Plate Coupling to two 3/4″ Flex Lines + connection of two 3/4″ Flex Lines to 3/4″ Key Valve.

Flex Line & Key Valve Connection Fittings for 300k+ BTU Burner. Kit includes: (1) 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple and (1) 3/4″ Tee for connection at 3/4″ Plate Coupling + (1) 3/4″ x 3″ Nipple and (1) 3/4″ Tee for Key Valve connection. Connects 3/4″ Plate Coupling to two 3/4″ Flex Lines and two 3/4″ Flex Lines to 3/4″ Key Valve.

36″ L x ½” Diameter Flex Line (MM)

FL3634

36″ L x 3/4″ Diameter Flex Line (MM)

½” Key Valve + 3″ Key

KV34

3/4″ Key Valve + 3″ Key

3″ Key

KEY12

12″ Key

KEY24

24″ Key

½” Drip Leg Kit

DRIPLEG34

3/4″ Drip Leg Kit

Liquid Propane Regulator mounted on 5/16″ 10′ Hose with handwheel quick connect. For use up to 200K BTU”s with a 20LB Propane Tank.

Liquid Propane 5/16″- 10′ Hose. For use with a 20LB Propane Tank

REGNG125

Regulator: 1/2″ FNPT Inlet x ½” FNPT Outlet + For use up to 125K BTU’s – Natural Gas

REGLP200 FPVK

Regulator 3/8 in. NPT Female Outlet 200K BTU/hr capacity. Maximum inlet pressure 250 psi. Low pressure outlet 11 in. W.C. Liquid Propane Fire Pit Vent Kit: (2) 5.75″ x 11.5″ Vents + 18 square inches of vent area per vent

PBIK

Push Button Ignition Kit: spark igniter rod and wire + push button battery operated control module

PB-SI

Spark igniter rod and wire

PB-CM

Push button battery operated control module

MBR

Mounting Bracket

3VIK-NG / 3VIK-LP

3V Ignition System

3VCM

3V Control Module

3VPA-NG / 3VPA-LP

3V Pilot Assembly (pilot tube + igniter + spark wire + igniter bracket + wind cage)

3VGV-NG / 3VGV-LP

3V 120K BTU Capacity Gas Valve

3VBP

3V Battery Pack

24VIKHC-NG / 24VIKHC-LP

Standard 24V Ignition System (High Capacity)

24VGVHC-NG / 24VGVHC-LP

24V 400K BTU Capacity Gas Valve (High Capacity)

24VCM

24V Control Module for use with Standard Ignition Systems (HC)

24VPA-NG / 24VPA-LP 24VT P24VIKSC-NG / P24VIKSC-LP

24V Pilot Assembly (pilot tube + igniter + spark wire + igniter bracket + wind cage) for use with Standard Ignition Systems (HC) 24 Volt Transformer for use with all 24 Volt Ignition Systems (Spark & Hot Surface Ignitions) Premium 24V Ignition System (Standard Capacity)

P24VCBSC

Premium 24V 290K BTU Capacity Control Box (Standard Capacity)

P24VIKHC-NG / P24VIKHC-LP

Premium 24V Ignition System (High Capacity)

P24VCBHC

Premium 24V 512K BTU Capacity Control Box (High Capacity)

P24VIKPA-NG / P24VIKPA-LP

Premium 24V Pilot Assembly (pilot tube + igniter + spark wire + igniter bracket + wind cage) for use with Premium Ignition Systems (SC & HC)

P24VIKWC

Wind Cage

P24VIKCGPA-NG/ P24VIKCGPA-LP

24 Volt Hot Surface Ignition Pilot Assembly (Dual Pilot Tubes + Igniter + Igniter Bracket + Wind Cage) for use with Hot Surface Ignition Systems (Standard & High Capacity)

P24VCBSCCG

24 Volt Hot Surface Ignition 290K BTU Standard Capacity Control Box with Dual Pilot Connections

P24VCBHCCG

Premium 24 Volt 512K BTU High Capacity Control Box with Dual Pilot Connections

PATENTED

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References

• www.ca.gov | California State Portal
• oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65/proposition-65-list
• p65warnings.ca.gov
• p65warnings.ca.gov
• Fire Pit Burner | Warming Trends | Home | United States
• Consumer Advice | Federal Trade Commission

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