ENVIRO C34 Cool Surface System Instructions
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C Series
Cool Surface System
SIDE VENT [50-3455] INSTRUCTION MANUAL
C34 Cool Surface System
PLEASE KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
This Cool Surface System has been tested for compliance to Standards:
ANSI Z21.88 and CSA 2.33.
This Cool Surface System has been approved for use on the ENVIRO C34/44/60/72
Direct Vent fireplaces only and must be installed at the time of fireplace
installation.
The following instructions must be followed in conjunction with the fireplace
installation instructions to comply with the standards and allow safe
operation of the installed fireplace.
50-3455
General Information
The purpose of this optional Cool Surface System, or CSS, is to naturally re-
direct the convective heat from the fireplace. Using this kit lowers the
temperatures of the front wall for installations where a TV, artwork etc. is
desired directly above the fireplace. It can also be used if you are intending
to use combustible framing and combustible facing materials depending on
configuration. The CSS must be vented directly into room where the appliance
is installed. If using the maximum facing material thickness you will not be
able to install a surround. A maximum total of 1” facing material (1/2” on top
of cool wall layer) is allowed if you are installing a surround.
The Side Vented CSS is a modular system that can be installed in either a
Horizontal or Vertical orientation.
Note: You can install the Cool Surface System without the Combustible
Facing Kit. Doing so requires a non combustible facing material (see Owner’s
Manual for fireplace installation instructions).
Note: Dual Convection Fan Kit (50-3212) may not be used in conjunction
with CSS.
Prior to installation of the CSS make sure the desired location is large
enough to comply with the combustible clearances of both the CSS and the
fireplace (see Owner’s Manual for fireplace installation instructions). Refer
to the Framing and ClearanCes section of this manual for the required
installation dimensions of the CSS in its different configurations.
Please refer to Figure 1 to ensure that all CSS parts are accounted for and
have not been damaged.
Item | Description |
---|---|
1 | Top Standoff |
2 | Main Body |
3 | Trimable Deflector |
4 | C34 Main Wall |
5 | C60 Extension |
6 | Vent Collars |
7 | C44 Extension |
8 | Deflector Extension |
Bag of Screws |
Dimensions
Framing & Clearances
QUALIFIED INSTALLERS ONLY
Front Framing & rough opening:
Min Framing and rough opening for C-Series. C44 Shown.
WARNING: CSS MUST NOT discharge outdoors or to any other room, it MUST
vent into the room where the appliance is installed. The CSS is only approved
for discharge into the same room and MUST NOT be installed into a floor or
ceiling.
Minimum ClearanCes – horizontal instalation – minimum vent:
The CSS has been designed to allow for installations where a vertical run of
vent is required without having to jog the vent pipe around the CSS. The
horizontal vent shield supplied with the fireplace is not required (see
Owner’s Manual) when vertically venting and the vent pipe can simply be run
straight up between the side vents of the CSS.
Shown below in Figure 5 are the minimum framing and clearances for the CSS
with the side vents installed horizontally and when the fireplace is installed
with the minimum allowable vent length:
Minimum ClearanCes – vertiCal vent – minimum vent:
The CSS has been designed to allow for installations where a vertical run of
vent is required without having to jog the vent pipe around the CSS. The
horizontal vent shield supplied with the fireplace is not required (see
Owner’s Manual) when vertically venting and the vent pipe can simply be run
straight up between the side vents of the CSS.
Shown below in Figure 6 are the minimum framing and clearances for the CSS
with the vents installed vertically and when the fireplace is installed with
the minimum allowable vent length:
Minimum ClearanCes – reCess Framing – minimum vent:
Shown below are the minimun framing requirements and clearences for the CSS
with a recess framed above the fireplace. Figure 7 shows the miniumun framing
requirements for a 30” tall recess. The recess height is adjustable as long as
all minimun clearanences are met. Vertical vent shown in figure but horizontal
may be used as well.
IMPORTANT NOTE – The optional Combustible Facing Kit CANNOT BE USED when a recess is framed above the fireplace and non-combustible facing material must be used as outlined in the fireplaces Owner’s Manual. If using a mantle, revised clearances CANNOT BE USED and mantle clearances must be followed as outlined in the fireplace’s Owner’s Manual.
Revised mantle requirements:
Refer to Figure 8, 9 for a combustible mantel installation, measurement is
from bottom of the unit to the bottom of the mantle.
If you are planning on installing a TV above the fireplace refer to page 10 to
see the options available.
Note: Minimum height of mantle if you intend on using a surround is 31”
Installation
Installation and service must be performed by a qualified installer, service
agency or the gas supplier.
Tv installation Considerations:
If you are planning to mount a TV above your fireplace some considerations
must be made to ensure it is protected from the heat.
During testing temperatures did not exceed 121°F (49°C) midway up the front
wall (Figure 10a & 10b). There is no guarantee that these temperatures will
not harm the longevity of your TV. Make sure to consult your TV manufacturer’s
specifications to find the maximum allowable operating temperature. Since
every home and installation is unique, temperatures should be verified at the
time of install if possible. If desired, front wall temperatures can be
lowered to 104°F (40°C) with the use of a mantle (Figure 10b). Refer to
Owner’s Manual for full mantle clearances. A TV should not be installed if
temperatures exceed the manufacturers maximum allowable temperature.
If use of the Combustible Facing Kit or a mantle is not desired, although
recommended, then a TV must be mounted higher on the wall as shown below
(Figure 11).
The drawing below shows the suggested minimum TV installation height, based on
observed testing, when using non-combustible facing without a mantle. It is
the responsibility of the home owner to confirm that the TV is within its
maximum allowable operating temperature range once installed. Sherwood
Industries is not liable for any TV malfunctions or adverse effects that may
be incurred.
QUALIFIED INSTALLERS ONLY
DuCt Collars:
Prior to fireplace installation, the two supplied duct collars must be
attached to the top of the fireplace as shown in the steps below:
Step 1: Using a T20 screwdriver, remove the inner and outer cover plates from
the fireplace as shown (Figure 12). Each cover plate has four (4) mounting
screws. Both sets of cover plates are no longer required and can be recycled.
Retain eight (8) of the removed mounting screws to secure the duct collars.
Step 2: Attach the supplied duct collars to the top of the cabinet as shown (Figure 13). Secure the collars by re-using the eight (8) screws saved in the previous step.
Combustible FaCing Kit (optional):
Note: You can install the Cool Surface System without the Combustible
Facing Kit. Doing so requires a non combustible facing material (see Owner’s
Manual for fireplace installation instructions).
Step 1: Prior to installation of the CSS Combustible Facing Kit determine your
unit. Then retreive the trimable defelctor. The deflector is trimable to fit
the unit being installed. It comes in the length required to fit a C60 and
must be trimmed to fit either the C44 or the C34. Notches on the top and
bottom of the trimable deflector show where to cut it. The first notch on the
far left will size it for a C44 and the second notch will size it for a C34.
Combustible FaCing Kit (optional):
Step 2: All the Units use the C34 panel as a base. If installing a C44, use
both the C34 and C44 panels. If installing a C60, use both the C34 and C60
panels. Once you have your required panels locate the flanges in the figure 15
below. Bend these flanges inwards 90deg to match the figure 15 below.
Step 3: Verify that all the hand bends shown above are bend inwards 90deg as
shown.
Step 4: All the middle flanges must be bent 90deg inwards towards the unit as
shown below.
Combustible FaCing Kit (optional):
Step 5: Make sure all your hand bend flanges are bent prior to assembly and
that you have the correct length deflector before instalation to the unit.
Step 6: If installing a C44 or C60, attach your extension piece to the C34
main panel. If installing a C72, attach all the extension pieces together in
the order shown in Figure 19. Note, the c72 parts will not line up to the edge
of the tiling flange.
Step 7: Attach your deflector to your panel configuration as shown below.
Attach the extension deflector if installing a C72, shown in Figure 20.
Step 8: Remove the top cabinet T20 screws on the left and right side so that
you can reuse them to fasten the Combustible Facing Kit asembly to the unit.
Step 9: Use the provided self tapping screws to fasten the assembly via the
remaining pilot holes.
Combustible FaCing Kit (optional):
Before installing your chosen facing material, a 1/2” base layer must be
placed over the framing up to the Combustible Facing Kit assembly as shown
below. Up to a 1” thick material may be placed on top of the base layer and
the combustible facing kit assembly afterwards. A maximum total of 1” facing
material (1/2” on top of cool wall layer) is allowed if you are installing a
surround.
Sside vent:
Prior to installing your Cool Surface System Side Vents you will need to set
up your Side Vents in the configuration required for your instalation. A T20
screwdriver is required for assembly and dissaembly.
Step 1: Pop off your front bezel from the side vent. Its retained by clips on
both sides.
Step 2: Remove the the grill by removing the 4 T20 screws.
Step 3: Remove the duct collar register.
Step 4: Attach your 5” flex vent to the duct collar register using self
tapping screws.
Step 5 [IMPORTANT]: Adjust the side vent brackets to account for the final
facing material thickness. The side vent trim brackets have an integrated 3/8”
deep finishing flange that can be adjusted to account for 1/2”, 3/4” or 1”
thick facing material.
NOTE – If not adjusted correctly the finishing material will not fit
behind the finishing flange.
Side vent:
Step 6: Fasten the top standoff to the Side Vent body using your T20
screwdriver and T20 screws provided.
Step 7: Place your block off plates on the sides of the side vent body not in
use.
NOTE: The Cool Surface Systme will not function properly if the block of
plates are not installed.
Step 8: Connect the required lengths of 5” dia. stainless steel or aluminium
flex vent (not supplied) to the duct collar registers. Secure the venting to
the collars using either sheet metal screws or band clamps. Both side vents of
the CSS must be connected to the fireplace via 5” dia. flex vent. Feed the
flex vent through the CSS Side vent body. This will facilitate instalation.
Side vent:
Step 9: Push the duct collar register into the side vent body while pulling
the flex ent through the other side. Fasten the duct collar register to the
inside of CSS Side by the screws on both sides.
Step 10: Insert the assembled CSS Side Vents into the framed rough opening by
rotating them slightly to allow the side vent bodies to pass through.
Step 11: Confirm the CSS is centered within the rough opening and secure in
place using screws or nails through the four (6) holes along the edges the
standoffs.
Step 12: Connect the 5” dia. stainless steel or aluminium flex vent (not
supplied) to the unit using either sheet metal screws or band clamps. Both
side vents of the CSS must be connected to the fireplace via 5” dia. flex
vent.Secure the flex venting where necessary to maintain standard venting
clearances:
Note: Flex venting must be non-insulated and listed to UL 1777 and ULC
S635 standards
Vertical Pipe to the Side Walls| Horizontal Pipe to the Sides & Bottom| Above
an Elbow Above the Unit| Above an Elbow Not Above the Unit| Above Horizontal
Vent Pipe
---|---|---|---|---
1” (25.4 mm)| 1” (25.4 mm)| 3” (76.2 mm)| 3” (76.2 mm)| 2” (51 mm)
Step 13: Replace the grill and bezel in reverse order of their removal. The
grill and bezel can be painted to match the colour of the wall if desired
(must be hi-temperature rated).
Step 14: The desired facing/finishing material can now be installed around the
side vent outlets by tucking the cut edges in behind the integrated finishing
flanges of the side brackets (see figure 23, page 16).
Replacement Parts
Item | Description | Part Number |
---|---|---|
1 | Side Vent Duct Collar | 50-3483 |
2 | Side Vent Grill | 50-3484 |
3 | Side Vent Front Bezel | 50-3485 |
4 | Vent Collars (Set of 2) | 50-3309 |
5 | CSS Side Vent Instruction Manual | 50-3482 |
MANUFACTURED BY:
SHERWOOD INDUSTRIES LTD.
6782 OLDFIELD RD. SAANICHTON, BC,
CANADA V8M 2A3
www.enviro.com
September 2019
C-15844
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