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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 CE STATEMENT � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 4
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2�1 SAFETY INFORMATION � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �4
2�2 PACKAGING INFORMATION � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �4
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4 REMOTE CONTROL AND IGNITION � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 6
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4�1�1 PAIRING THE REMOTE CONTROL � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 6
4�2 FILLING THE TANK � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �6
4�4 TURNING THE FIRE PLACE OFF � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 7
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5 INSTALLATION PREPARATION AND INSTRUCTION � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 8
5�1 FLUELESS OR BALANCED FLUE � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �8
5�2 INSTALLATION � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �8
6 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 9
6�1 ROOMDIVIDER INSTALLATION GUIDELINES � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �9
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6�3�1 GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULATIONS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 9
6�3�2 ASSEMBLY REGULATIONS FOR NON-FLAMMABLE MATERIALS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 9
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6�4 OTHER RULES REGARDING HEAT IN YOUR INSTALLATION � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 11
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7 ATTENTION POINTS FLUE GAS EXTRACTION � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �12
7�1 DETERMINING THE FLUE GAS EXTRACTION DIAMETER � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 12
7�1�1 REFERENCE THE FLUE CALCULATION � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 12
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7�3 INSTALLATION OF FLUE MATERIAL � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 13
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8�2 OVERFLOW DETECTION SENSORS � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 14
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9�1 MAINTENANCE IN THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 15
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INSTALLATION MANUAL |
4
1 CE STATEMENT
We hereby declare that the design and construction of the Element4
appliances are complying to the essential demands and regulations for
gas products.
Product:
Local spaceheater on bioethanol
Models:
E4-16
• Sky b L F
• Sky b L T
E4-24
• Sky b M F
• Sky b M T
E4-34 RF
• Sky b S F
• Sky b S T
E4-36
• Sky b L RD
E4-37
• Sky b RD
E4-38
• Sky b S RD
Applicable harmonized norms:
• BS EN 16647:2015.
This declaration loses its validity when changes to the device are made
without the written permission by Element4. You can ask for a copy of
the test certicates of all models via our general e-mail adress, which is
found on the back of this manual.
J. Kempers
CEO
2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION
2�1 SAFETY INFORMATION
The replace may only be installed by a qualied installer/dealer,
following these installation instructions. We advise you to read these
instructions properly, before commencing the installation of your device.
Before installation check the decive for transport damage and inform
your supplier immediately if damage is found.
This device may not be used a primary heat source!
The settings and construction of the device must not be changed!
Parts are only to be changed with original parts by the original
manufacturer.
Do not place additional imitation wood or glow material on the burner or
in the combustion chamber.
This appliance is designed for use with Bioethanol of up to 96.6%.
Never use bioethanol of 100% purity! It can cause serious damage to
the appliance!
This appliance is designed as a heating device and all parts, including
the glass therefore become very hot during use (more than 100 degrees).
Never touch the appliance during use.
Heat emitted from this appliance may aect nearby materials. Hang
curtains at least 50 centimetres away.
Floors, walls and covers (ceilings) must be non-combustible in places
where there is a re risk due to heat radiating from the appliance and/or
drainage device.
2�2 PACKAGING INFORMATION
The packaging of the device is recyclable. Packaging can contain:
• Cardboard
• CFC-free foam (soft)
• Wood
• Plastic
• Paper
These materials must be disposed of responsibly and in accordance with
government regulations.
Batteries count as chemical waste. Batteries must be disposed of
responsibly and in accordance with government regulations. Remove the
batteries rst before disposing of the remote control.
The government can also provide you with information on the responsible
disposal of discarded devices.

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INSTALLATION MANUAL |
3 WARRANTY
NB: Should a problem occur, that you are not able to x yourself with
the help o the support in APPENDIX AAPPENDIX A to CC, please contact you installer
or dealer.
The Element4 devices on which this warranty is applicable are made
of high quality materials. Should any problem or defects still occur the
following provision are in eect;
1. Before any installation, the installer will ensure himself of the
good quality and operation of the ue channel. The gas replaces
are to be installed by a competent installer, according to the rules
and regulations that are applicable in the country (or even region)
of installation and those as described in this manual.
2. There is a warranty period of two years for all Element4 devices,
starting from the moment of purchase. The date of purchase
should be mentioned clearly on the purchase invoice.
3. The ceramic glass is not included in the warranty, as are the
physical or chemical outside inuences during transport, storage
or montage.
4. If a malfunction should occur during warranty period that is a
consequence of a assembly error or material defect, Element4
will provide a free replacement part to the installer, without
compensation for disassembly or montage.
5. In case the installer is not able to x the problem himself, a
request can be made to Element4 to do it for him, as long as the
service can be done within the borders of the Benelux.
6. Only after consulation up front, the device or loose parts can be
send for check up or replacement. these goods should be sent
with the necessary warranty documents and the date of purchase.
7. When a house visit should occur for service purposes by Element4
(within the borders of the Benelux) during warranty period, the
right documentation (i.e this page and a proof of purchase) should
be available.
For a house visit for service, outside the warranty period, the following
costs are being charged:
• Materialcosts
• Working hourse
• Call-out costs
The warranty is not applicable in the following cases:
1. When one of the previous point is not met
2. When changes are made, of which Element4 is not made aware of
/ has approved of upfront
3. When device is not installed and/or used properly according to
the installation manual.
4. When other then the prescribed decoration material is used.
5. When the device is installed (partially or fully) with other materials
than prescribed in this manual.

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INSTALLATION MANUAL |
4 REMOTE CONTROL AND IGNITION
4�1 REMOTE CONTROL
The device is operated by remote image 4.1 control (Figure 4.1) The
remote control requires 4 penlite (type AAA) batteries.
MENU
1
7
8
5
6
2
3
4
Figure. 4.1 Remote control
1. Room temperature and battery level of remote control
2. Mode
3. Tank level
4. Flame height
5. Left menu button
6. Right menu button
7. Touch dial
8. ON-button
Note that the tank level will show a full green bar up until the fuel level
drops under 5%, then it shows a red bar because the tank is almost
empty.
4�1�1 PAIRING THE REMOTE CONTROL
To pair an (existing or new) handset with the device, the current paired
device must be removed. Do this by selecting DEVICE in the MENU
and then holding down the DELETE button. The display now shows NO
PAIRED DEVICES.
1. Ensure appliance is switched OFF and isolated from mains power.
2. Touch power button on the remote panel.
3. Select PAIR option on remote.
4. Switch ON appliance by connecting to main 230V.
5. The remote screen will show STANDBY when successful.
Figure. 4.2 STANDBY mode
Before the replace can be lit, the tank must rst be lled with bioethanol.
Filling can only be done when the stove is in STANDBY mode. See Figure
4.2
CAUTION: If the re has burned or burned shortly before and has not
yet cooled down suciently, the tank cannot be lled.
4�2 FILLING THE TANK
CAUTION: Use bioethanol of 96.6% - 85% purity.
Under no circumstances should 100% bioethanol be used, this may
cause serious damage to the replace.
Figure. 4.3 Quick coupling of filling hose extender
1. Make sure that the replace is connected to 230V mains voltage.
2. Open the service hatch and take out the lling hose.
3. Connect the lling hose extender to the lling hose by connecting
the quick couplings. See Figure 4.3
4. Insert the extended lling hose to the bottom of an opened bottle
or jerry can of bioethanol. Make sure that the bottle or jerry can
cannot fall over during the lling process.
5. Press the ON-button on the remote control to activate it.
6. Press -FILL- (left menu button) to start the lling process. The pump
is programmed to run for 2 minutes (safety system due to building
regulations for lling liquid fuels indoors). However, the pump can
be stopped by pressing the -FILL- again. It is recommended to stop
the pump when using 1L bottles so that the lling hose can be
safely inserted into another bottle.
7. The pump stops after 3 minutes or as soon as the tank is full. To
check if the tank is full, press -FILL- again, a beep will sound and
the pump will stop when full.

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INSTALLATION MANUAL |
8. The tank hose can be emptied by pressing the -FILL- button several
times while holding the hose upright to prevent spillage. Make
sure the hose is completely free of fuel before disconnecting it.
9. The hose can be detached with the quick release button.
4�3 IGNITING THE BURNER
When the tank is lled, the burner can be ignited. Do this by pressing
the ON button until the red bar on the display lls and the re goes into
PRIMING mode. See Figure 4.4 and Figure 4.5. This will take about 30 -45
seconds.
Figure. 4.4 Burner in PRIMING mode
Figure. 4.5 PRIMING: Fuel is going to be ignited
Figure. 4.6 FLAME-mode, burner is turned on
When the re is burning, a beep will be heard and the re will go into
FLAME mode. See Figure 4.6
To increase the ame height, touch the ON button to activate the remote
control and turn the touch dial clockwise.
To decrease the ame height, touch the ON button to activate the remote
control and turn the touch dial counterclockwise.
4�4 TURNING THE FIRE PLACE OFF
To turn o the re, touch the ON button to activate the remote control
and then hold the ON button until the red bar is lled. The ames will not
extinguish immediately, the fuel present will have to be burned up rst.

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INSTALLATION MANUAL |
5 INSTALLATION PREPARATION AND INSTRUCTION
The device has been developed, tested and approved to conform with
applicable standards for the usage, performance and safety of the
product. The installation of your re must be made to conform with local
building regulation requirements. We strongly advise that an suitably
qualied installer is used in the installation of this appliance. The
installer can provide you will all the necessary information regarding the
safety regulations of the installation
5�1 FLUELESS OR BALANCED FLUE
This appliance can be installed either as ueless re (see gure 5.1)
or as a closed appliances with balanced ue concentric ue pipe (see
gure 5.2). With a ueless installation no ue is required. The chimney
breast of the replace will require ventilation openings at the bottom and
the top of at least 200cm2 for the re to draw in sucient fresh air and
to discharge the products of combustion. Extra ventilation into the room
may be required to maintain the supply of fresh air – local regulations
may apply depending on the country of installation. If installing using
the balanced ued concentric option then it is recommended that the
home is a fully enclosed or mechanically ventilated home
5�2 INSTALLATION
Determine the installation location for the device. The appliance must
be xed rmly and level to the oor using the xings built into the base
of the appliance. Do not make any adjustments to the device.
Figure 5.1 | Flueless installation Figure 5.2 | Balanced flue installation
Figure 5.3 | Make sure the burner is level

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INSTALLATION MANUAL |
6 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
To install a replace as safely as possible, several installation preparations
need to be made. This overview can be used to assure the re safety of
a conversion of a replace.
6�1 ROOMDIVIDER INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
The replace is supplied with a installation bracket. This bracket can be
used instead of the side glass to keep the frame xed while installing.
In order to prevent the side glass pane from being under to much tension
it is strongly recommended to connect the topside of the replace to the
ceiling or any other support structure. The replace has two rod ends
installed at the topside and is supplied with 2 turnbuckles that can be
used to connect the repalce to a support structure.
6�2�1 PROTECTION OF WALL AND CEILING
There are two kinds of walls/ceilings that can be distinguished,
respectively;
• Walls/ceilings made of ammable building materials or containing
ammable building materials and all walls with ammable objects
(e.g. built-in furniture, wooden panels) on the wall facing away from
the replace.
• Walls/ceilings made of mineral building materials, such as aerated
concrete, bricks, sand-lime brick, etc. thicker than 10 cm.
6�3 FIRE-SAFE ASSEMBLY REGULATIONS
6�3�1 GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULATIONS
• Load-bearing walls and ceilings must be covered in a protective re
resistant plate.
• Never use ammable materials around the replace or cove. The
minimal distance between the device and non-ammable materials
must be at 50 mm to ensure a convection air ow. The frames
around the replace take into account this distance.
• Non-combustible materials may be installed to a zero clearance to
the outer faces of the appliance outer frame face, given they not
cover or prevent the removal of the glass panels or other parts of
the replace that need to be removed during maintenance.
• The entire weight of the walls must be borne by a structure other
than the replace.
6�3�2 ASSEMBLY REGULATIONS FOR NON-FLAMMABLE MATERIALS
(Figure 6.3 | and Figure 6.4 |)
• Make sure there is a good air ventilation in the cove. The
temperature that leaves through the ventilation grilles must not be
higher than 85°C. Therefore one should always make sure there are
enough ventilation grilles in the upper and lower parts of the cove.
6�3�3 ASSEMBLY REGULATIONS WITH FLAMMABLE MATERIALS
For reference see Figure 6.2 | and Figure 6.5 | on the next page.
• Cover the walls/ceilings with a non-ammable, re resistant plate,
according to EN 13501-1:A2
• Place a non-ammable, re resistant plate in front of the rst one at
a distance of 20mm or more.
• Make sure that the two plates are not attached to each other by
screws or nails. Due to their conductivity these metals can cause a
heat bridge throught which a re may occur over time!
Figure 6.1 | Turnbuckles to mount fire to ceiling
6�2 FIRE SAFETY DEVICE SET-UP
Install the device such that there are no ammable materials around the
device or chimney. The device must never be placed against a back wall
of ammable materials.
Flammable materials, such as wood, can combust at a temperature of
85°C. At high temperatures this can happen within several minutes (over
200°C) or at lower temperatures (more than 85°C) this may occur over a
period of weeks.
A gas replace can achieve temperatures of over 200°C. Therefore one
should use only non-ammable materials around the replace and in
the cove.
It is important to follow the installation regulations below carefully. If
there are no regulations in the country of installation regarding aspects
of re safety then it is recommended to follow instructions according to
NPR 3378-20:2010

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# Description
A1Non-Combustible Wall GGlass exterior of replace
• NB: Radiant distance to ammable objects ≥400mm
• Outside of the replace (~200°C)
A2Combustible Wall HFire resistant ue pipe cover
BFire resistant wall cover INon-ammable protective oorboard
CAir pocket between re resistant wall covers (≥20mm) d1Distance ceiling to false ceiling (≥100mm)
DFalse ceiling d2Distance replace to non ammable oor (≥100mm)
E1Convection opening(s) top side (total at least 200cm2) d3Distance ceiling to convection openings (≥200mm)
E2Convection opening(s) bottom side (at least 200cm2)
FCasing of non ammale material Caution: Above images also apply to ueless installations
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6�4 OTHER RULES REGARDING HEAT IN YOUR INSTALLATION
When igniting a replace three types of heat are emitted from it. These
three types have dierent requirements to be taken into account.
6�4�1 RADIANT HEAT
Radiant heat is the pleasant warmth we all like when thinking about a
replace.
When the replace is turned on, radiant heat will escape through the
ceramic glass and metal exterior of the replace and will heat up the
environment. Therefore it is important that
• A minimal distance between the ceramic glass and any ammable
material in front of the replace is 40cm.
Floor protection
Between the device and the ground a minimal distance of 10cm is to be
taken into account. The temperature of the oor under the device needs
be less than 85°C and the oor of the conversion around the replace
is to be constructed of non-ammable materials. If necessary the oor
is to be covered with an insulation layer to protect it from unauthorized
temperatures.
It is also allowed to position the replace on an elevated platform. The
platform also needs to meet the requirements for a safe installation.
6�4�2 CONVECTION
The majority of the heat produced by Element4 replaces is quickly
given o to the air around the replace. Convection is this transfer of
heat through air.
Because most of the replace is installed inside of the construction of
an enclosure, most of the air surrounding the replace warmed up, is
located inside the enclosure.
Hot air will rise up in the false chimney breast (see Figure 6.6 ) also
between the wall panels as in Figure 6.5 and Figure 6.2. If the false
chimney breast is not ventilated then the hot air could expand up to the
point where the false chimney breast could crack or break. Therefore
several precautions need to be taken into account,
Hot air outlets / ventilation grills
in order to vent the hot air from the top of the false chimney breast a
ventilation grill is required (Figure 6.7). The ventilation grills are to be
placed at a minimal distance of 20cm from the ceiling and 30cm from
any built-in furniture from the side, any ammable material or load-
bearing concrete parts.
False ceiling
To avoid heat accumulation in the cove a non-ammable false ceiling
may be placed above the grilles. The ventilation grills need to be easy
to clean at all times.
6�4�3 ELECTRICAL PIPES
The conversion has to be free of the usual electric installation pipes, if
these are not protected against temperatures over 30°C by the necessary
precautions. Special pipelines with an heightened heat resistance are
permitted.
6�4�4 OUTDOOR INSTALLATION
This appliance is meant for indoor use. In the case that an Element4
appliance is to be installed as part of an indoor outdoor construction,
or anywhere in direct contact with outdoor circumstances, a
number of safety precautions are to be taken into account.
For more information on an (semi-)outdoor installation of an Element4
product please contact your dealer.
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INSTALLATION MANUAL |
7 ATTENTION POINTS FLUE GAS EXTRACTION
To guarantee the re safety regarding you ue gas conguration a casing
is necessary. For this case non-combustible materials should be used.
Make sure to ventilate a shaft and never to insulate it, to make sure the
hot air is able to get away.
Every transit or terminal should be made such, that the warmth-
insulation and non-combustability is guaranteed, according to the
building regulation.
For help with the ue see the ue calcualtion page on the Element4
website: https://www.element4.nl/ue-calculation
7�1 DETERMINING THE FLUE GAS EXTRACTION DIAMETER
The Sky series replaces have a ue diamter of 200/130. The maximal
vertical length is 22m. There is no minimal start length for these
replaces, which means that you can start with a bend directly on the
replace.
Calculating the Total Vertical Section (TVS)
You calculate the Total Vertical Section by adding up all vertical upward
sections in the extraction gradation.
Calculating the Total Horizontal Section (THS)
You calculate the Total Horizontal Section by adding up all horizontal
parts in the extraction gradation.
7�1�1 REFERENCE THE FLUE CALCULATION
in order to ascertain whether your intended ue run is suitable it is
necessary to establish as to whether the ue run will end with either
a roof terminal or a wall terminal (see APPENDIX EAPPENDIX E) This determines
which calculation table to use.
Each category refers to a set of tables:
1. A table for horizontal outlet.
2. A table for vertical outlet
You must use the table applicable to you. You calculate your total
vertical section (TVS) as well as your total horizontal section (THS). In
the table you will nd advice; TVS on the vertical axis and THS on the
horizontal axis.
7�2 BENDS

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INSTALLATION MANUAL |
Be aware of the bends in your ue. They provide extra resistance in the
system and must therefore be included in the TVS and THS.
There are 2 bend types as per the example in Figure 8.2:
• Type N bends: 45° and 90° bends from vertical to horizontal and
vice versa.
• Type Q bends: 45° and 90° bends from horizontal to horizontal.
The rst 3 type N bends (from vertical to horizontal) do not need to be
included in your calculations. The next type N bends are each calculated
as 1 horizontal meter in the THS.
For a type Q bend (horizontal to horizontal) the following applies:
• 90° bend in the horizontal section counts as 2 horizontal meters
in the THS.
• 45° bend in the horizontal section counts as 1 horizontal meter in
the THS
Extraction sections in a 45° upward pipe:
• 45° upward sections are calculated both vertically and horizontally.
7�2�1 CALCULATE FLUE LENGTH
Not all parts can be adjusted! To t the drainage system correctly, you
are to use an adjustable tting. You can use an adjustable concentric
pipe, wall or roof tting. To get a sealed ue gasconnection, the inner
pipe must always be 2 cm longer than the outer pipe. Always attach
adjustable parts with a chuck parker.
For proper operation of the replace it is important that the ue pipe
meets the requirements. To determine this, we prepared a chart. (See
APPENDIX EAPPENDIX E)
The following outcomes can be found for each intersection of TVS and
THS;
Result Action
V Suitable Flue
X No good operation guaranteed
7�3 INSTALLATION OF FLUE MATERIAL
Follow the following instrucions for the installation of ue materials;
• Drill a hole of 210 mm for a ue with a diameter of 200 m.
• In a situtation of non-combustible materials keep a distance of at
least 50 mm between the outside of the concentric pipes and the
wall or ceiling.
• Provide a (re) safe transit construction in wall, oor or roof
sheeting. Whenever venting passes through a wall, an approved
heat shield or ‘wall thimble’ must be installed.
• Build up the system from the replace.
• Assemble pipes in the correct direction! The inner pipe goes into
and the outer pipe goes over the replace connection.
• Make sure the tubes are suciently braced, so the weight of the
tubes are not supported on the replace.
• The concentric pipes could come loose due to expansion and
cooling down. It is recommended that a chuck parker be used in
places that are inaccessible after installation.
• The horizontal ue sections must be tted sloping to the replace.
• In case of long horizontal stretches, it is advised to install a tap
point into the ue, at its lowest point, to be able to drain the
condensation formed during burning of gas.
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RHorizontal or vertical terminal
NBend 45° & 90° vertical to horizontal and vice versa
QBend 45° & 90° horizontal to horizontal
TPipe section horizontal
SPipe section vertical
Table 7.1 |

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Chapter 8
INSTALLATION MANUAL |
8 SAFETY
The Sky Bio-ethanol replace has several safety systems to ensure that it
can be used in the safest way. Nevertheless, a few things must be taken
into account:
• Never cover your replace;
• Keep ammable materials away from ames and sources of ignition;
• Keep children and animals away from the replace;
• In case of bioethanol spillage, wipe it up with a dry soft paper or
cloth and avoid open ames nearby.
• Please note: the replace gets hot during use, so do not touch it for
15 minutes after the ame has completely extinguished.
• Do not ll the fuel tank while the burner is still hot, wait for it to
cool down;
• Never pour bioethanol over active re;
• After extinguishing the ames, wait at least 3 minutes before re-
igniting;
• In case of uncontrolled ames, use a re blanket or extinguisher.
• Do not use water to extinguish the re;
• After extinguishing the re, it takes a few minutes for the ames to
be completely extinguished;
• In the event that bioethanol is spilled while lling the tank, all parts
must be absorbed and dried before an ignition attempt is made;
• The construction elements above the appliance must be made of
non-combustible material.
• Do not ll the device before installing it.
8�1 LEAK DETECTION SENSORS
There are leak detection sensors under the burner on the lowest part
of the sump and also on the bottom pan below the pumps as shown in
Figure 8.1 and Figure 8.2. If there is a leak, the re will go out by itself. A
strong beep sounds through the safety system on the device..
Figure 8.1 | Leak detection sensor underneath burner
Figure 8.2 | Leak detection sensor on lowest point
8�2 OVERFLOW DETECTION SENSORS
The Sky Bioethanol Fireplace is also equipped with overow sensors
designed to ensure user safety in the event of accidental damage to the
pump or electronics. In the event that excess fuel is pumped into the
burner, the sensor is activated to turn o the re. The device will not
light up until it is reset again by turning the main power source OFF and
ON.
Figure 8.3 | Overflow detection sensor

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Chapter 9
INSTALLATION MANUAL |
9 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION SKY RD
This part of the manual focuses on maintenance. To ensure the optimal
ame picture of your device, an annual maintenance by a competent
company or installer is prescribed.
9�1 MAINTENANCE IN THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER
During maintenance, a glass pane must be removed from the replace.
To do this, follow these steps:
9�1�1 (DIS)ASSEMBLY OF THE TRIMS
For a tight nish of the replace, trims are available. During maintenance
these trims must be removed, before the glass can be removed. Please
follow these steps:
Disassembly:
• Unscrew the top trim and remove it, See Figure 9.2 & Figure 9.3.
• Remove both the side trims and bottom trim. They are held by
magnet snappers, Figure 9.4 & Figure 9.5.
Assembly:
• Put the trims back in reversed order.
9�1�2 REMOVING THE GLASS
To be able to cleam the glass on the inside, one needs to remove the
glass. To do this follow these steps:
• Check, whether the trims are removed in as in step 9.1.2.
• Rotate the glass clamps to free the glass, see Figure 9.6. The Sky S
has only 1 clamp on the side isntead of two.
• Place the Suction cups on the glass and make sure they are xed
securely, see Figure 9.7
• Lift the glass out of the lower glass rail and tilt it out through the
opening, as seen in Figure 9.8.
NB: Put away the glass in a safe place, when you are not using it, to make
sure it will not damage during maintenance. Remove the suction cup
after putting away the glass to avoid tracing or stains.
Sky L RD
Sky M RD
Sky S RD
Figure 9.1 | Isometric view Sky L RD, M RD, S RD
9�2 CLEANING THE GLASS
Take the following into account when cleaning the glass:
• Always clean the glass at room temperature.
• Use a cleaning agent approved by Element4 for cleaning.
• If you have anti-reection glass in your replace, it must always be
cleaned with the specially intended Element4 cleaning agent. This
is available through your dealer or installer.
• Only use a microbre cloth. Other materials such as (kitchen) paper,
steel wool, etc. can cause scratches and can damage the coating on
anti-reective windows.
• Remove deposits regularly to prevent them from burning in.

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INSTALLATION MANUAL |
Figure 9.2 | Unscrew top trim Figure 9.3 | Remove top trim
Figure 9.4 | Remove side trims Figure 9.5 | Remove bottom trim

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INSTALLATION MANUAL |
Figure 9.6 | Rotate glass clamps
Figure 9.7 | Carefully lift the glas out of the fireplace
Figure 9.8 | Place Suction cup on the glass

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Chapter 10
INSTALLATION MANUAL |
10 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION
This part of the manual focuses on maintenance. To ensure the optimal
ame picture of your device, an annual maintenance by a competent
company or installer is prescribed.
10�1 MAINTENANCE IN THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER
During maintenance, a glass pane must be removed from the replace.
To do this, follow these steps:
10�1�1 (DIS)ASSEMBLY OF THE TRIMS
For a tight nish of the replace, trims are available. During maintenance
these trims must be removed, before the glass can be removed. Please
follow these steps:
Disassembly:
• Remove the screws from the upper trim, see Figure 9.2
• Remove the upper trim, see Figure 9.3
• Remove both the side trims and bottom trim. They are held by
magnet snappers, Figure 9.4 & Figure 9.5.
Assembly:
• Put the trims back in reversed order.
10�1�2 REMOVING THE GLASS
To be able to cleam the glass on the inside, one needs to remove the
glass. To do this follow these steps:
• Check, whether the trims are removed.
• Remove the glas brackets on the side, see Figure 9.6.
• Remove the glas rope, see Figure 9.7.
• Place the Suction cups on the glass and make sure they are xed
securely
• Lift the glass out of the lower glass rail and tilt it out through the
opening, as seen in Figure 9.9.
NB: Put away the glass in a safe place, when you are not using it, to make
sure it will not damage during maintenance. Remove the suction cup
after putting away the glass to avoid tracing or stains.
Sky L F Sky L T
Sky M T
Sky S T
Sky S F
Sky M F
Figure 10.1 | Isometric view Sky Models
10�2 CLEANING THE GLASS
Take the following into account when cleaning the glass:
• Always clean the glass at room temperature.
• Use a cleaning agent approved by Element4 for cleaning.
• If you have anti-reection glass in your replace, it must always be
cleaned with the specially intended Element4 cleaning agent. This
is available through your dealer or installer.
• Only use a microbre cloth. Other materials such as (kitchen) paper,
steel wool, etc. can cause scratches and can damage the coating on
anti-reective windows.
• Remove deposits regularly to prevent them from burning in.

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Figure 10.2 | Remove screws upper trim Figure 10.3 | Remove upper trim
Figure 10.4 | Remove side trims Figure 10.5 | Remove bottom trim