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7 BARR STREET - BUILDING JACKETr UPC 10330 cy No.153L ts.w HASTINGS. UN _ _ ✓�ie t�ayrrmza�zu.�,a,�i t��.i2�xvQac�iuQeC?� Jfale oard app�✓ ru/ qq AvalamA and,9 p m(laril William F. Weld 1)u'e ✓c 4i"T Guvcnt"r �ne�,�-,.S e`flxsrfon lace - Room mo/ Kculani Tstaswni ./&Madm aefZ 02108 Chairman (617) 72712(10 Charles J. Dincrio Administrator April 19, 1991 Pyro Industries, Inc. 11625 Airport Road Everett, WA 98204 Attention: Dr. O. J. Whitfield Subject Masutcbuscu�Aj;proval S4:uus «f Ccr4ain of Pyre Indusuics \Vaud P(LIct Slovq_5ys(cmS Dear Dr. Whitfield: At its March 26, 1991 manlhly mccling, the ROBS voted approval orceltaiu wood pcliel bunting Stovas and Imams for use in Massachusetts - the following iniolmation identifies these producls and anv wiled stipulations and/or requirements. Pyr+> htdnstrics� Incof (Svcrett, 1\'a_hiugtan Whitfield Automatic Feed, 11ternmsunieatly Controlled, h'uclunPcaliv and Naturally Dtaftcd WOW Pellet Hutting Room I Icaicrs: I) ADVANTAGE 114 (freestanding and fireplace insclI models). 2) RENAISSANCfw• t) PRODIGY The eited wtxrd pelicl burning appliance,as spa'ified in the application Inatctiajs dajtsl February G, 1991,atc approved for use in Massachusetts subject to cunformancc with all other applicable Slate and I"cdcl'al regulations as wc11 as mly rcquiicnvills of the Mamlimiidicr - where nuchanicaliy vented cquipntenl is specified by the Manufacturer for throagll the side WAI willing. of such appliances,Such venti:ig systems shall be inslalled in accordance with the ManulacluleCs inslAhlion manual. As part of the approval of these wood pellet burning heating appliances, it is required that these prrrducis be installed in accordance with all applicable sections of the Fifth Edition of the State Building Code (the Code) and that specifically, clearances to combustible construction shall be in accordance with the requirements of Section 3409.4 of the Code; i.e., Section 3409.4 does allow for reduced clearances to combustibles when exposed combustible construction is protected with noncombustible materials affording rite necessary rite protection resistance; additionally, clearances may he reduced to the manufacturer's tested clearances when such clearances arc identified on the listing label of such products. These approvals are for those wood pellet mo %,cslhcaters as described in the cited application materials allot any change in name,design,equipment,installation or intended usewill require Pyro Industries, file. to submit these products again to the CMSB for consideration of approval. Pyn> Industries, Inc.is cautioned that any recommendation for approval by the Consnuction M11aicrials Safety Board (CMSB) and any antral approvals granted by the State Board of Building Regulations and Standards (SBBRS) are based on an approval process consisting of an evaluation of only the safety aspects of product design,construction, installation procedures and intended use, based on fire application materials submitted. Neither the CMSB nor the SBBRS evaluate product efficiency or file advisability of using one prodact as opposed to any other product and therefore approval as discussed herein is not to fie triiliicd in adverlising ur promotion of said products, Vcry truly yours, S"F 'JOA OFB it (J.RrcGUL.AI"IONS AND STANDARDS w ° c Charles J. Din iii Administrator CJD/dnr cc: Mr. Charles R. Brewster, Jr., Caner, MA 02339 �ie �j�rgorrooau�ea C 0/,4/�JW46e� STATE BOARD OF BUILDING REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS Wiilium F. Weld Governor CODE WORD Kentaro Tsutsumi Chairman December, MI. Charles J. Dinezio Administrator PELLET STOVES - AT ISSUE With the high cost of sources of energy and the heating season upon us once again, many people are looking towards alternate or supplementary methods of providing warmth for themselves and their families. Passive wood sti+ves (devices that need to be manually stoked) have been a favorite over the years, both for their handsome appearance and for their cozy supply of heat. The pellet stove has evolved from these earlier solid fuel burning models. Pellet stoves allow a person to fill a storage bin that is attached to the unit with fuel. The fuel (pellet) is then auger-fed to the burn chamber at a specific rate I0 keep the fire and heat roaring. This, of course, frees the person who would normally tend the fire to perform other tasks, such as sit back and enjoy the flame. The December, 1990 issue of CODEWORf) announced the approval of certain direct vent versions of a solid fuel burning device that uses corn as its source a fuel. Certainly, this is an innovative methal for dealing with heating issues in terms of the environment (less destruction of trees) and in terms of the costs (of wood products). Although many pellet stoves are fueled by wood products, they, too, can be operated with creative alternate sources such as corn kernels.rice goal or even walnut shells.(The type of stove would dictate the type of fuel.) However.with innovation sometimes comes problems,at least for regulators. All new ideas are subject to improvement as lessons are learned through operation. The test methods identified in the appendices of the building code are designed to help avoid expensive lessons. These tests are meant to challenge the operation of devices as they normally would perform when installed. The listing laboratory then labels the product to assure the buying public that some type of performance test was administered and the results were favorable. We all recognize the seal of Underwriters Laboratory (UL) as the most common marking. When a new product such as the pellet stove is introduced to the market, testing becomes a problem. The standard tests for solid fuel burning appliances are intended to test passive devices, not actively-fed models. Although in some respects this may not be a great concem, it does raise at least one issue: how does the unit respond to negative pressure (not currently part of the required testing process). Thus, in the interest of public safety, the Board of Building Regulations and Standards has voted to take steps to address this matter. The following Article details the path that the manufacturer,consumer and building official must take when selling or installing a pellet stove in the Commonwealth for the cited periods of time, in the future, proper testing may make much of this procedure unnecessary. Until such time, the following action is required. Publication No.17.007.10.1100-12-91-.21-C.R. Approved by:Philmore Anderson III.State Purchasing Agent PELLET STOVE BUILDING PERMIT REQUIREMENTS FOR THE FALL 1991/WINTER 1992 HEATING SEASON NOTE: THE FOLLOR7NG INFORMATION IS ISSUED IN LIEU OF A MEMORANDUM DATED 12113 )1, SENT TO PELLET AfANUFACTURERS SEEKING APPROVAL FOR SALE AND INSTALLATION OF PELLET APPLIANCES IN 3fASSACHUSETTS. Pellet stoves/heaters/fireplace inserts are heating appliances that burn wood pellets, but may also be designed to burn rice coal, kernel corn,walnut shells, or other pelletized types of solid fuels. Such appliances typically possess numerous electro-mechanical devices that are subject to potential failure or abnormal operation. Because the existing Building Code requirements for solid fuel burning equipment did not anticipate pellet stove technology (the existing Code requirements - Section 3409 -were written some 10 to 15 years ago and were intended to deal largely with "passive", as opposed to electro-mechanically "active", solid fuel burning equipment), the State Board of Building Regulations and Standards (SBBRS) at it's December 10, 1991 meeting has approved an "AFFIDAVIT PROGRAM" forep Ilet appliances for the Fall 1991/Winter 1992 heating season. In summary, each pellet appliance manufacturer must provide an affidavit to the SBBRS and to the manufacturer's sales representatives. To obtain the necessary building permit, the end-user shall provide to the local building department a copy of the affidavit referring to the specific pellet appliance which is to be installed. Pellet appliances, in addition to being UL 1482 or ANSI/UL 737 labeled (which have been traditional requirements of the Building Code for all solid fuel burning appliances - Section 3409.2) will either: a) have been tested to ULC S627 or ASTM draft standard E-91, revised draft 5/28/91, in a "neeative pressure" environment and have demonstrated acceptable performance under such test conditions (acceptable performance includes satisfying requirements for minimum CO release into the test enclosure and additionally; demonstrating that burnback into the fuel hopper does not occur for either normal or abnormal operating states in a test enclosure at "negative pressure", relative to bulk air pressure): OR b) if not so tested, the manufacturer shall provide a carbon monoxide (CO) gas alarm with the sale of the pellet appliance. These requirements are imposed on pellet appliances because there exists the possibility that should mechanical draft in the pellet stove fail and the building in which the pellet appliance is operating is tightly constructed, the pressure in the building could be lower than the bulk atmospheric pressure - particularly if the building has bathroom, kitchen or other exhaust fans operating. Under such conditions, a pellet appliance r might backdraft into the building, or even burnback into the fuel hopper, where, depending on the manufacturer, from 20 to 150 pounds of pellets may be stored (note that even if the pellet appliance does not rely on mechanical draft, these "negative pressure" issues still exist). From the perspective of the local building departments, it will only be necessary to advise applicants seeking a permit to install a pellet appliance that he must get the required affidavit from the manufacturer, and that the affidavit must be filed with the permit application. There are two (2) types of affidavits, titles are shown on the next page. PAGE 2 PELLET STOVE REQUIREMENTS - CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 One affidavit is entitled: SOLID FUEL BURNING PELLET STOVE AFFIDAVIT FOR PELLET STOVES SATISFYING "NEGATIVE PRESSURE' TESTING (FALL 1991/WINTER 1992 IIEATING SEASON) the other is entitled: SOLID FUEL BURNING PELLET STOVE AFFIDAVIT FOR PELLET STOVES SOLD WITH CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) GAS ALARMS (FALL I991/WINTER 1992 HEATING SEASON) Please note that the affidavit dealing with CO gas alarms, refers to requirements found on "page 1" of that affidavit (page 1 of this affidavit is simply the instruction sheet on how to properly complete the affidavit). As this is an important issue that may affect many building officials in the coming months, we have reproduced below that portion of the instruction page addressing CO gas alarm requirements. (Note that it is the responsibility of the manufacturer to choose an appropriate gas alarm.) REQUIREMENTS (CO GAS ALARMED PELLET APPLIANCES): For the Fall 1991/Winter 1992 heating season, if "negative pressure" listing testing, per the methodology of ULC S627/CSA Standard B366.2,STANDARD FOR SPACE HEATERS FOR USE WITH SOLID FULLS. Section 12.3, or via the requirements of draft standard ASTM E-91, revised draft 5/28/91, STANDARD SAFETY SPECIFICATION FOR ROOM HEATERS, PELLET FUEL BURNING TYPE, Section IU.1.5. has not been performed on product inventory intended for sale in this heating season, it will still be required that pellet stoves, as solid fuel burning devices, be testedflisted to UL 1482 and/or ANSI/UL 737, as applicable (per Section 3409.2 of the Fifth Edition of the Massachusetts State Building Code); additionally. it will be necessary that manufacturers provide a carbon monoxide gas alarm, with the pellet appliance - the selection of the CO gas alarm shall be the responsibility of the pellet stove manufacturer, but said gas alarm will possess CO detection capability/sensitivity consistent with generally accepted national standards relating to safety, and be of such a design that a sufficiently audible alarm is sounded in the event of excessive backdrafting or in the event of burnback; both types of events causing excessive CO release to the habitable space of the building. The CO gas alarm shall be located either in the room in which the pellet suave is operating or shall otherwise be located to ensure early warning in the event of abnormal pellet stove operation (the gas alarm installation shall be per the alarm manufacturer's instructions and otherwise he in accordance with all applicable local, State and Federal requirements, and any additional requirements imposed by the pellet stove manufacturer). Should the gas alarm be energized via battery, the alarm should. if possible, be designed to warn the user of low battery voltage, or weakened charge. The pellet sw%c manufacturer shall provide the gas alarm and any and all necessary gas alarm instruction materials, as part of the equipment and materials furnished at the time of sale of the pellet stove. r Pages four (4) and five (5) that follow are samples of the affidavits that a building official must receive when an individual is applying for a permit to install a pellet stove. Please remember that this action is onk- required for pellet devices, not for passive devices that would be labeled through the normal testing procedure. PAGE 3 OL _6o�r>yirrrc�ncvWa o�t/Zac�iva�Ci 1, &CW4?Ae, (Ata `/ Au ;5! Jct)&y yG�le II .A"41111 :J'�ey � „d a�nJd, �landar�i tlillium F. Weld ..t�•{%'r' T -16k, CAe/7�a�""""',� Governor Gne .SYd�4/.rt�rla,n/ ;/zace - G /Jo/ Kentaro Tsulsumi ✓Bod&n, ✓Kadaad�itde� 02108 Chairman h l;i 27-320o Charles J. Dinexio SAMPLE Administrator SOLID FUEL BURNING PELLET STOVE AFFIDAVIT FOR PELLET STOVES SATISFYING "NEGATIVE. PRFASIIRE"TESTING (FALL 1991/WINTF.R 1992 HEATING SEASON) 'I'n the State Board of Building Regulations and Standards: I, as on behalf of a manufacturer of solid fuel burning pellet stoves/heaters/fire Platt inserts(circle appropriate products). hereby cerlfy that the following pellet heating appliances, by explicll model Identification; model(s): have been tested,or lested/listed(circle appropriate information)per the"negative pressure"tat requirements of either ULC 5627/CSA Standard 8366.2,or draft standard ASTM F 91, mired draft 512BN1,and found to satisfy the applicable criteria of ULC S627/CSA Standard B366.2 or draft standard ASTM E-91. revised draft 5128191;additionally, bumback did not occur either during normal or abnormal"negative pressure"testing. MANUFACTURER: SIGNED: TYPED OR PRINT NAME ABOVE TITLE-- On ITLEOn this day of , 19_,then personalty appeared before me,the above named and made oath that the above statements by him/her.are true. BEFORE ME- NOTARY ENOTARY PUBLIC MY COMMISSION EXPIRES: 19 PACE 4 i Aw � ,ter t Aj � ,qr � Anwa" e rus � u rn /�?�_ 1������J�,�, 11'illiam F. Weld ..f (�,n..�r/�n�rao�C ,.fCal4 Cly "� Governor Gree �kraRlrtxlovr ,:/" - Az'om CjOC Kentaro 'Isotsumi Bow' "I'&Waa4eaem 0%f 06 Chairman '6171 Charles J. Dinezio Administrator SAMPLE SOLID FUEL BURNING PELLET STOVE AFFIDAVIT FOR PELLET STOVES SOLD WITH CARBON MONOXIDE(CO) GAS ALARMS (FALL 199UWINTF.R 1992 HEATING SEASON) To the State Board of Building Regulations and Standards: Date 19_ 1, as on behalf of a manufacturer of solid fuel burning pellet stovewbeaters/fire place inserts(circle appropriate products). hereby certify that the following pellet heating appliances, by explicit model identification: modcl(s): sold, for use in Massachusetts, arc equipped with a carbon monoxide gas alarm, in accordance with the requirements specified on Page 1 of this affidavit. MANUFACTURER: SIGNED: TYPE.OR PRINT NAME ABOVE TITLE-- On ITLE:On this day of 19_ then personally appeared before me,the above named and made oath that the above statements by him/her,are true. BEFORE ME-- NOTARY ENOTARY PUBLIC MY COMMISSION EXPIRES: 19 PACE 5 u i -�+ ___+ • 'WarnocklleneyI1chcaemesLin Services , Professional Ser ices Ltd. 2_I 1 Schoolhouse Street Warnock Hersey Cognitla n.H.C. VA 4X0 Canada Telephoac (004) 520-3321 Fax(004)524�9188 PE PORT OFA °'.. STANDARD TEST PROGRAM CONDUCTED ON A WOOD PELLET TYPE FUEL BURNING APPLIANCE MODEL ADVANTAGE PLUS CLIENT: PYRO INDUSTRIES INC, 695 PEASE ROAD BURLINGTON, WASHINGTON 98233 REPORT PREPARED BY: INCHCAPE TESTING SERVICES NA LTD. WARNOCK HERSEY FUEL BURNING EQUIPMENT DEPARTMENT, 211 SCHOOLHOUSE STREET COQUTTLAM, B.C. V3K 4X9 REPORT NO.: 476-1244-00 ADDENDUM TO REPORT NO. 5515 (DEC./91) CLIENT NO.: L00102 DATE: MAY 1996 cape Inchcape Testing Services 211 Schoolhouse se Street NA Ltd. 2l 1 Schoolhouse Street ..� Coquitlam,B.C. V3K 4X9 Canada Telephone(664)520-3321 Fax(604)524-9186 REPORT OF A STANDARD TEST. PROGRAM CONDUCTED ON A ROOM HEATER, PELLET FUEL-BURNING TYPE MODEL WP7 ADVANTAGE PLUS INSERT CLIENT: PYRO INDUSTRIES INC. 695 PEASE ROAD BURLINGTON, WASHINGTON 98233 U.S.A. REPORT PREPARED BY: INCHCAPE TESTING SERVICES NA LTD. 211 SCHOOLHOUSE STREET COQUITLAM, BRITISH COLUMBIA CANADA V3K4X9 REPORT NO.: 476-1365-00 (MARCH 1997) ADDENDUM TO REPORT NO. 5515 (DECEMBER 1991) AND NO. 476-1244-00 (MAY 1996) CLIENT NO.: L00102 DATE: MARCH 1997 Look For These Inchcape Marks As Evidence Qf Compliance. Pyro Industries Ltd. Page 8 of 8 Report No. 476-1365-00 March 1997 CONCLUSION The sample model WP7 Advantage Plus Insert, pelletize wood-fuel burning appliance, for use with pelletized wood fuel, was found to comply with the requirements of ASTM E1509-93 Room Heaters, Pellet Fuel-Burning Type, ULC S628-M93 Fireplace Inserts and ULC S627- M93 Space Heaters for Use with Solid Fuel for listing in Canada. It also met the requirements of UL-1482-1994 standard for Space Heaters, Solid Fuel Type for listing in the U.S.A. Inchcape Testing Services NA Ltd. has verified the drawings (Appendix A) of the Pelletized Wood-Fuel Burning Appliance as being representative of the installation and the appliance tested. The model WP7 Advantage Plus Insert, Pelletized Wood-Fuel Burning Appliance, manufactured by Pyro Industries Inc., after incorporating the listed alterations, is therefore eligible for listing and labelling under the factory inspection program of Inchcape Testing Services NA LTD. INCHCAPE TESTING SERVICES NA LTD. WARNOCK HERSEY Tested by: �1 Fred Buda Supervisor Certification Division Reviewed by: �J ` an W. Chang, P.Eng. Manager Gas & Plumbing Testing FY/mld �.l .,r• Jfal� �!V{I.I,///"//4 pp�'�rs�/nppQ rlalro+�aja ttsu>!,�Irtsr�cs�� William F. Weld ✓rbCCnor-»ea4 Governor r" 'Q441raf4n 9" - 1101 Kentaro`Fsutsumi 6&&+r, ✓f&rM"elta 0.8!08 Chairman (617) 727-3200 Charles J. Dinezio Administrator SOLID FUEL BURNING PELLET STUPE AFFIDAVIT FOR Pm r sTOYES sATismmc;-NECATM PRESSURE TESTING (FALL IMAVINTER 1"2 HEATING SEASON) To the Sum Board of Building Regulations and Standards; Date 01/21/ 1992 L Drew McDaniel a, Assistant Manager, Sales & Marketing onbehallo( Pyro Industries , Inc. a manufacturer of solid fuel burning pellet stomsAesterswItirc place inserts(circle appropriate products), hereby certify that the following pellet healing appliances,by explicit model Idenia cellon; modef(s): WP2 - Advantage Freestanding and Insert WW1/WWlA - Renaissance and Erin, Freestanding W1?3 - Prodigy I and Prodigy IT, Freestanding have been tasted.or 1tdAis (circle appropriate information)per the negative pressure test requirements of either ULC SW/MA Standard 9366J,or via methodrhequirmrcnts of similar nationally recognized standards,and found to satisfy the applicable criteria of ULC 5627=A Standard 8366.2 or other nationally recognized standards additionally,bumback did am occur ci0w during normal or shnomai"negative pmsure rating. MANUFAcruRER: Pro Industries, Inc. SIGNED: TIRED OR PRINT NAMEABOYE Andrew K. McDaniel WILE- ?�y� Assistant Manager, Sales it Marketing On this 13day of ( ! ,19-10-,then personally appeared before m4 the above named 1T%aj- MAMEtA V. VALVVK and made oath that the above statementa by himlher,are true. Nottay RA,71C_ RATE MV Ofr`OI frfulo i E"M ' BEFORE ME December 29, 1993 NOTARY PUBLIC MY COMMISSION EXPIRES: L/.CC.R/WNKA rt °tn"e'tmt Page 2 of 2 J" 96oawl�� rppt-qua pD ;li e�rs�C "a ant J�anaGP%6 William F.Weld ./KCfOoxonero� James ggca��7g6yrsa awg Governor the S44xtwlan - A'0'ra 1,101 KentaroTsutsumi 9&d&n, .Awa4"eX 0.2108 Chairman (617) 727-3200 Charles 1.Dinesi0 SOLID FUEL BURNING PEILLET STOVE AFFIDAVIT Administrator FOR PELI.Er STOVES SATISFYING"NEGATIVE PRESSURE'TESTING To the State Board of Building Regulations and Standards: Dale 5-25 1993 I Drew McDaniel as National Sales Manager onbehalfor PYro Industries , Inc. - a manufacturer of solid fuel burning pellet stovewbatersKre piste inserts(circle appropriate products), hereby canary that the following pellet hating appliances,by explicit model Idtn/incallon; model(s): WP4 - Quest Freestanding and Insert have been tested,rttestedAisted clrck appropriate information)per the*negative pressure"test requirements of either ULC S627/CSA Standard B366.2,or draft standard ASTM E•9t,revised draft SIMI.and found to satisfy the applicable criteria of ULC S6271CSA Standard 6366.2 or draft standard ASTM£•91,revised draft StMI;additionally,bumback did ma occur either during normal or abommal'negatim pressure*testing. MANUFACruRER PYro Industries, Inc.. SIGNED r 6a.r� TYPED OR PRINT NAME ABOVE Andrew K. McDaniel TITIN: IJ��a}tioaal Sales Manager On this .X..� day bf .d2/1.AdmjA(A_ ,191.1,then personally appeared before me,the above named1T� and made oath that the above statements by him/her,aro true. MARCELA V VMOW NehOry I><blfe SOUS OF WASM4070N BEFORE ME MY Ca millilan Elq*n O1111CW811w 251. 1440 • NOTART PUBLIC MY COMMISSION EXPIRES: a.ae.a,t.at Page 2 of 2 07-1 William F. Weld ✓(7.c�tn�,,r/vrtanc Jln�l�7e� 01;0c :/Juc �n� Governor '��rn ,�rYd�ili(ix101t. eLace - &0"t 7j0� Kentaro Tsnlsuml v�i, dla�r;, ._.��rdda(�udcC14 02/0N Chairman (617) 727-3200 Chorlcs J. Dinl:xio SOLID FUEL BURNING PELLET STOVE ArHDA`VIT Adndnislralor FOR PELLET STOVES SATISFITNO'NEGATn,E PRESSURE TESTING To the State Board or Uullding Regulations and Standard:: Dale_ SI-10 _17 96 I, Bob Wilson as Director of Sales onbchalfor Pyro Industries , Inc. , a manufacturer or solid fuel burnin pellet atm eaters/fire place Inserts(circle appropriate products), hereby testify thal.the following pellet heating appliances,by txpllcll model Idcnll0cnlloo; malel(q: WP-4 Quest , WP-7 Advantage Plus have bee Ged,br lesledAisted(circle appropriate information)per the'negative pressure'lest requirements . of either ULC S627/CSA Standard 0346.2,or draft standard A5174 EAI,revised draft SPS/91,and found to I salisry the applicable eritcris of ULC 5627/CSA Standard 0366.2 or drah standard AS 'M E-91,tevlscd c draft 5(MI;additionally,burnback did not occur either during normal or abnormal"negative pressure letting. MANUFACTURER: yro lqdU ries , Inc. - SIGNED: TITED OR PRINT NAMOV •• Bob Wilson _ TITI.D Director of Sales On this C day of 1S Cp k,^6C r- , 19 I�Umn personally appeared before me, above named W' pt1 0• �� and made oalh Thal the above statements by him/her,are true. NO�TARY �'z BEFORE ME ,�„► 4-1 WO . .� NOTARY BI,IC 200 . i ..� MY COMMISSION EaPIRE-S: a<iRnlel Page 2 or 2 .. Q � r �A� q t j William F.Weld «A a*4 A& Ofdrte ✓aa"47 Governor 60W 'QU40&rs 91aeg; - 9oom -130f Kentaro Tsutsumi cw8an, a/�rimaet+�uddQ2 08!08 Chairman (617) 927-3200 Charles J.Dhtexto SOLID FUEL BURNING PELLET STOVE AFFIDAVIT Administrator FOR PELLET STOVES SATISFYING"NEGATIVE PRESSURE'TESTING To the State Board of Building Regulations and Standard&. Date 8-4 1995 L Joe Canova as Product Manager oebehalfof Pyro Industries, Inc. a manufacturer of solid fust burgainsEIkt a$ to urs ptatt ince circle appropriate products), hereby certify$hat the following pellet hating appliances,by explicit madtt Identification; model(s): WP5 - Cascade Freestanding have beetested, dtasafddcircic appropriate information)per the"nega,iue pressure"test requirements of either ULC S627/CSA Standard B366.2,or draft standard ASTM E-91,revised draft S/7S/9t,and found to satisfy the applicable criteria of ULC S627X SA Standard 0366.2 or draft standard ASTM E•91,revised draft SWI;additionally,bareback did not occur either during normal or abnormal"negative pressure testing. MANUFA RER: fP_yroIndustries, Inc. SIGNED: TYPED OR PRINT NAME ABOVE; Joe Canova TITLE: Product Manager on thh 4th day o{ August ,19.5,then personally appeared before me,the above named Joe Canova and made oath that the above malemmta by himlher,aro ten. PIOTAIW PUBLIC Emy TE OF WA4FMrGTON ACIE LYNN OSTMAN RE ME Mmant Eadrea NOV 22,1997 (11 PAC LL I Irl n NOTARY PUBLIC t4�, tdY OOMMISSION P7fP `7 / � „'X'-x neonatal Page 2 of 2 Stave Installation Assembly Your Whitfield Advantage May Be Installed As: • A freestanding unit with a pedesial placed on a nom "fill uslibir floor pard. • A mobile home heater Ilia( ed rn, ., 110114 rindruciihl.. 11111 n lmd with .1 courec of uulside air, bolted down and electrically grooadr:.al lo the t hassis of III,. hot m" <i Floor Protection Your A'Vlrilhi'ld p0lPt dove must be --- -- iiru dLPd on a non combustible Irroleo- tkv floor pad of ndninann 3/0' thick- - A'�: ness material or a masonry hearlh. The (rearth ar floor pad must extend a min, inunn of G" in front of and frwn each ' side of the.stove or to the nemest per- reined combustible material if leas than 6". ' t Ffoor/Hearfh Pad Clearances to waft Combustibles The following minimum clear- ances to combustible materials must be maintained. Keep all t" combustibles at least 18" (hori- zontally) away from the glass windows. !. h i b" }� , r (ALCOVE CLEARANCES) f; Maximum Alcove depth: 24". Minimum Alcove height: 47-1/2" Minimum Alcove Width: 37" .i STOVE INSTALLATION C+QNFIGURATl011iS11, t2l, , i iiijsirIz, ( t f � t '1 YOUR tY1111T IEL,U UUES7 � ! ,dip;. • A freestanding unit with a pedestal placed on a non-combustible floor pad ,r zi • A fireplace insert set Into a masonry or factory built lireplace =t (p „, ; i ,I �� }(([a t,� `} n 1 x lot II r 5! t.♦ y9 � ip" r l� ue • A mobile home heater placed on a non cotnbusiible floor pad, with a§Dares 4 Outsda ¢ ' y= air, bolted down and electrically grounded to the chassis of the.home (see p9gd FLOOR 10110TECRON Your Whitfield pellet stove must be installed on a non combustible protective floor pad of minimum 3/8" thickness material or a masonry hearth (figure 12). The hearth or floor J,:: , m of 8" in front of and from each side of the stove or to the pad must extend a minimuI {n nearest pernAllted combustible material (if less Men 811) ;f} . __�__. ..._._. .__.. _._..... Hnn,neVn3m . Inen,E'4 1." vn Uly lnrt al ll,e e110, em e'leurnM�d"ro dais_ ii117�� r. ,' k5r9 . IIIIi "222222[���✓_ {_ t Figure t i - Floor loor Protmiior neyui,ements I r CLEARANCES TO COMBUS77BLES The following minimum clearances to combustible materials trust be maintained. - ,#I .r I Keep all combustibles at least 1811(horizontally) away horn the glass windows: Maxititum �I Alcove depth; 24". Minimum Alcove height: 47 1/2". 3ra a #? Al +j 1 � � p *l$.� ri t � , d gyp,,.. k""♦g a. .� it1W,hi ys i_ ' � fit 1r , x � �l Iii 4vtY Figure t?-Cleatances to i;{nmbw;liH,, Matolals .. .° ) r Ir x f 13i � r t r t 41 #y47 1. p,` r, 'P P 5 {i` M T I Section 4: Floor Protection & Clearances Floor Protection The Whitfield Prodigy II Pellet Stove must be installed on a noncombustible protective floor pad of minimum Floor protector must extend 3/6"thickness material or on a masonry hearth.Theat least 6"from the face of the hearth or floor pad must extend a minimum of 6"from stove, and 0"to the sides and the face of the stove OR TO THE NEAREST PER- rear of the stove. MITTED COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL IF IT IS LESS THAN 6" from the back or sides of the stove. (See �j Figure t). ------_— Noncombustible _-6" Floor Protector Clearances to Combustibles �� 'I The stove must be installed with the following mini- mum clearances from the side and back wall to the nearest combustible materials. (See Figure 2). Figure 1 - Floor Protector Size I l l i {i f <6 >r < 6" 61. I> I < 1 I r '..: :-. �6" I� � 6 (i fi it Figure 2-Clearances to Combusible Materials 4 INSTALLATION NOTES Proper planning for your double wall pellet vent installation will result in greater safety,efficiency, and convenience,saving both time and PELLET VENT INSTALLATION money. Use only authorized SIMPSON DURA-VENT PELLET VENT AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS UL (SPV) listed parts. Do not install damaged parts. INCLUDING MASONRY RELINING 1. WARNING: When passing through ceilings and walls,make sure all AND CATHEDRAL CEILINGS MH14420 combustible materials and building insulation products are a minimum of 3" away from pipe and fittings. 2. When exiting through walls, make sure NFPA rules are followed for A MAJOR CAUSE I VENT RELATED FIRES IS FAILURE TO distance from windows and openings. These rules are shown on page 5. MAINTAIN REQUIRED CLEARANCES (AIR SPACES) TO 3. Do not mix and match with other products or improvised solutions. COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS. IT IS OF THE UTMOST P P IMPORTANCE THAT THIS DOUBLE WALL PELLET VENT BE 4. Practice good workmanship. Sloppy work could jeopardize your pellet INSTALLED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THESE vent installation. INSTRUCTIONS. 5. Never choose a vent with an inside diameter that is smaller than the Read through all of these instructions before oeginning your instaila- appliance flue outlet. tion. Failure to install as described in this instruction will void the 6. Multi-story: Where pellet vent passes through the ceiling, use SIMPSON DURA-VENT fi manufacturer's warranty, and may have an effe_ on your homeowners reassembly. insurance and UL listing status. Keep these ins!ruc:tions for future refer- 7• Pellet vent placemmenen support t: When deciding the location of your stove and ence.This booklet also contains instructions fcr i-s'a:iling a venting system vent, try to minimize the alteration and reframing of structural components within an existing masonry chimney, and for in^T:n i:uions passing through a of the building. cathedral ceiling. 8. Sections of pipe are connected to each other by pushing them firmly AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE ABOUT CLEARANCES together and twisting. Screws are not required. If screws are desired,for SIMPSON DURA-VENT'S double wall Pipe ss listed by Underwriter's 3" thru 6"diameter pipe, use 1/4"sheet metal screws. Under no circum- Laboratories as a vent for listed pellet stoves. -he minimum clearance stances, penetrate the inner liner with screws. from pipe to combustibles is 3". Never fill :my required clearance space 9• Never install single-wall pipe to pellet stoves 10. Do not connect B-Vent pipe with aluminum liners to vent pellet vent with insulation or any other materials. Combustible materials include , . lumber,plywood, sheetrock, plaster and lath, furniture•curtains,electrical appliances d ;;( ., x z wiring, and building insulation of any kind. 11. Inspectwns: The use of pelletized fuel does not eliminate the need for PELLET VENT TESTING inspecfion:and cleaning. During the heating season,inspect monthly Pellet vent is tested and listed to U. L. Standard for safe low tempera- removing the vent cap or the top of the chimney system (where the pellet cure venting systems,Type L, and produced under the factory inspection stove has been adapted to an existing chimney system)and with a flash- and follow-up program of Underwriters Laboratories. Inc. Pellet vent is light, chec-1— soot and creosote deposits. To remove the roeiii caps, Twist 1/8 tum and,gently pull them loose from the t In the.case of an existing rated for flue temperature:; up to. but not to exceed 570 degrees F. 8 - Y.P pipe. -- - chimney system, remove the Fid of the chimney cap and the spark arrestor. 7 "Gu. "YT= U'- e�nP`�#fib' i Y t a'^4 i.2 'Fait X - • - y ' TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT YOU MAY NEEM pipe by pushing male and female � , Eye Protection Non-hatzfening Waterp cof Mantic rnace 1 ends of pipe together and ; - Screwdriver.s_ Tape ivteasure' ripe size oPeNINc twisting until pipe is in locked Tape Measure Saber or Keyhole Saw position. 1 s -r ,. - ..-xx'a~ti.- 3 IN -4 '9 5/8 X 9 5/8 l�,* Gloves - - _ Hamme ;: D. When the pipe passes '°--'^'*' - 4 INCH SO 5/B X 10 5/B - - r PERMITS ''µ g -6' through the firestop at ceiling, _ M. Contact your local building code or fire officials regarding permits, restrlc- s INCH 11 s/e x u s/R tighten bolt and clamp around . wt tions,and installation inspection in your are2-j 8 INCH 12 5/8 X 12 5/8 Pipe. GENERAL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS E. ALWAYS MAINTAIN 1. Follow the stove manufacturer's instructions 4 3"CLEARANCE FROM A. Choose a stove that is listed by a recognized testing laboratory. COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS. Where the chimney passes through B. Connect only one flue per appliance. ::: additional Doors and ceilings, always install a firestop spacer. C. Follow the stove manufacturers instructions and safety manual for F. Afse, lining up for hole in roof, use same method as 2.(B); cut either a round or-;ouarc 1—,lc in the roof. Always cut the hole 3" larger than the r, h diameter ' m,- pipe. install the upper edge and sides of flashing under the If . .[, SHINGLES OVERLAP ON APPLY NOH- TOP EDGE OF FLASHING HARDENING MASTIC AT THIS JOINT. iZ! MIN CAP AND .i¢s:m zac[a STORM ao zr.wCOLLAR N07 's'[ rs.v-cs, / SHOWN FOR Gov-e CLARITY 6.v[G, 11 Fig 1 maximum efficiency and safety. Ovetfiring can damage the stove and pellet Fig 2 r vent. 2. If flue vent is on top of the stove: (See the example in Figure 1) roofing materials and nail to the roof along the upper edge. Do not nail the A. Place the appliance according to the manufacturer's instructions. lower edge. Seal all nail heads with non-hardening waterproof mastic. B. Drop a plumb bob to the center of the appliance flue outlet and G. To finish, apply non-hardening waterproof mastic where the storm mark center point on the ceiling,cut a square hole in the ceiling for the collar will meet the vent and flashing; slide storm collar down until it sets firestop support assembly. Refer to Table I for the dimensions of the hole. on the flashing,put the cap on and twist to lock. (See the example in C. Connect (SPV-CO) pipe adaptor to stove: Attach each section of Figure 2) 3 4 W~ ,+`ay. .. S - TABLE 2 3. If the riue exit is on back of f ,. a9• i5_.... VENT ROUND THIMBLE _ SQUARE THIMBLE. SIOYe and interior. nstallation is � � - desired: (See the example IP Figure 7 INCH AND < INCH 7 1/2 INCH DIA.— 9 .INCH A 9 INCH - V A i- —v-, 31: 5 INCX AND 6 INCX 9 1/2 INCH DIA: 9 INCH 1 9 INCH - - µ. A. Place the appliance `according to the manufacturer's A support/wall strap must be placed at 4-foot intervals along the =' nr instructions. vertical run. Assemble pipe in the same manner described in paragraph 2 of " VI acs B. Connect a (SPV-CO) pipe the general instructions. If it should work out that an adjustable length �w =t adaptor to the back of the stove (SPV-PA) is required in the horizontal tun,and the adjustable length must and attach a tee to stove pipe enter the wall thimble, the diameter of the center hole in the wall thimble adaptor, align, push together and must be enlarged by 1/8"to accommodate the adjustable length. twist to lock. D. Seal the galvanized section of the wall thimble to the exterior wall C. Continue to assemble pipe Fig 3 in the manner described .r. para- WALL THIMBLE graph 2. (SPV-WH) 4. If the flue exit is on hack of SQUARE ROUND stove, and exterior ver.ica! installs- nE n. t tion is desired: (See t!)c example in v.0 snv INTERIOR Figure 4): INTERIOR A. Place the appliance accord- Nuom.IK ing to manufacturer's instructions. B. Cut a square opening in the ® kBLACK EXTERIOR EXTERIOR wall inaccordance with the di- mensions in Table ? Note that the BLACK Fig 5 wall thimble may be round with no insulation, or rectangular with with non-hardening mastic. Fig 4 insulation. The black portion of 5. If the flue exit is on back of the siove, and a horizontal4hrough-the-wall the thimble is to be attached to the installation is desired: (See the example in Figure 6). interior wall,and the galvanized portion is to be attached to the exterior A. Place the appliance according to manufacturer's instructions. wall. The wall thimble is designed to accommodate a maximum wall B. Install the wall thimble as described in paragraph 4. thickness of 7". Refer to Figure 5. C. Connect the pipe adaptor to back of stove and attach sufficient pipe C. Connect a pipe adaptor(SPV-CO) to back of stove; attach to penetrate wall thimble and extend at least 6" beyond the exterior wall. enough pipe to penetrate and extend 3" beyond the exterior wall. Attach a Install a house shield (SPV-HS)as shown in Figure 5. The house shield is regular tee or horizontal clean out tee, and proceed up the wall. Attach •r optional. Attach a horizontal vent cap. The vent cap should be at least 6" combination tee support/wall strap just above the tee. from the wall. 6 5 w r D. Follow the below listed (8") 8884. in the existing ceiling support box,as shown in Figure 7. -Note 8� x NFPA rue cose clearance adaptor onPs le for distance of exit termi- that thilda folyconnects-to Simpson Dura-Vent, c 6sNa Taa..N P.. nal from windows and openings: chimney systems. #� NFPA 211 6-3.5 Termina- D. Connect the appropriate size chimney adaptor[o the close clear- 8 tion: 6-3.5 Mechanical draft systems ante adaptor. ' v •i. �'r -. 3• need not comply with 6-3.1 and 6-3.3 E. Connect the appliance to the chimney adaptor using a pipe adaptor,' T Noa provided they comply with the fol- lengths of pipe as required,and an adjustable pipe length: �a* -' lowing. � ;' Slide the adjustable length down . )r (a). The exit terminal of a r over the top pipe section, position 30 \ mechanical draft system, other than a EXISTING LIRA-PLW TR the installation vertically plumb,AP "A-CHIMNEY SYSTEM`� Tam direct vent appliance (sealed combos- then slip the adjustable length up c NNxs.TmawM [ion system appliance),shall be and twist lock it to the chimney Fig 6 located in accordance with the foi- ; . adaptor. Once all the components :owing: are firmly seated and properly (1). Not less than 3 h. (.91m) above any forced air inlet located 'A,!lm ' aligned,carefully drill three) 1/8" ADJUST l0 . ( ENuTN 3m . LENGTHABLf ftPELLET VENT-To- g diameter holes through the outer (2). Not less than 4 fL(I.2m) below, 4 ft.(1.2m) horizontally from (j- i PIPE DOPEY ADAPTOR sleeve only in the center of the slots ft. (304mm) above any door, window or gravity air inlet into any building,. SECTION `$Pv_W located at the bottom of the adjust- and, PELLET VENT able length pipe. Do not penetrate (3). Not less than 2 ft. (.61m) from an adjacent building and not. iess Fig 7 SYSTEM the inner liner. Use (3) 3/8" length than 7 ft. (2.1m)above grade when located adjacent to public walkways. sheet metal screws to secure the 6. If it is desired to attach to an existing 6", 7" or Dura-Plus or UCP, adjustable length pipe. The completed installation will look like Figure 7. chimneyr either roof supported, or ceiling supported: (See the example in Figure 7). A. Remove any existing connector pipe, adaptor or connector going into the ceiling support box. B. Visually inspect with a flashlight the condition of the interior of _ the chimney for cleanliness and structural integrity. All evidence of soot and creosote must be removed from the existing chimney system. If you doubt your ability to accomplish this, contact a professional chimney sweep. Do not use chemical cleaners. Do any required maintenance on the existing chimney system at this time. C. Install a close clearance adaptor(available in the Dura-Vent w - chimney product catalog- product stock numbers (6") 8674, (7") 8774, or T -