
Electrical | Plumbed-In Instructions
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Normal tap water can be used in theVapor-
Fire as long as the tap water is not considered to
be hard water. In the event your tap water is hard,
softened water is recommended.
NOTE: Plumbing connections should be
done by an experienced plumber familiar
with plastic tubing and connectors.
Downsize the ½" plumbing line to ¼" tube
and connect to valve (¼" supplied and connected
to burner before shipping) which is located in the
bottom corner of the burner on the bottom of the
replace body. Test for water leaks and make sure
connections are leak proof.
Access the Vapor-Fire burner to complete
the initial ll process by sliding out the door
assembly.
Vapor-Fire Burner
Slide the door assembly out to access the
burners (See Page J). TheVapor-Fire burner is
factory set and ready for the initial ll. Conrm that
all electrical and plumbing have been completed
before proceeding to the next step.
Initial Fill Instructions
There are two ways to complete the initial
ll. Both are acceptable whether you have chosen
the plumbed-in or manual ll options.
Each VITA Fireplace is supplied with an
orange initial ll bottle which is used for the initial
ll (plumbed-in option), and/or on a regular basis
(manual ll option).
Electrical Installation
NOTE: All electrical to be completed
rst. Do not turn on electrical until
plumbing has been completed.
The electrical and ¼” plumbed connection
is supplied.
The electrical connections are to be located
at the wall where the replace will be mounted.
The junction box is located in the replace body
below theVapor-Fire burner assembly (See Figure 6).
A dedicated circuit is required for the
junction box. Connect eld power 120V GFCI
wire,15 AMP service to the wires located in the
junction box.
Be sure to include an on/off switch (on the
wall is recommended) into your power supply to
control the system.
NOTE: Make sure the Vapor-Fire
burner power is off before
connecting.
Instructions for Continuous
Plumbed-In Systems
• The plumbing accessory kit is designed for use
with copper piping.
• Ensure that all plumbing connections meet local
plumbing code requirements.
• Ensure that the location of the plumbing
connection allows for easy access for shut-off
during scheduled maintenance.
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