Metalfire URBAN MF Series User manual

Installation and operating instructions
URBAN MF SERIES
URBAN MF 800-40-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R 3S T
URBAN MF 800-75-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R T
URBAN MF 1050-40-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R 3S T
URBAN MF 1050-75-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R T
URBAN MF 1300-40-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R 3S T
URBAN MF 1300-75-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R T
URBAN MF 1500-40-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R 3S T
URBAN MF 1500-75-NG/LPG-1S
URBAN MF 1900-40-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R 3S T
URBAN MF 2400-40-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R 3S T

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1 Table of contents
1Table of contents.................................................................................................................................................3
2Introduction..........................................................................................................................................................5
3Dimensions and weights of the appliance...........................................................................................................5
4Technical specifications.......................................................................................................................................6
4.1 Characteristics of the fireplace ...................................................................................................................6
4.1.1 Burner pebbles........................................................................................................................................6
4.1.2 Logburner................................................................................................................................................9
4.2 Gas control components...........................................................................................................................15
4.3 Gas and Electricity connections................................................................................................................15
5Safety.................................................................................................................................................................16
5.1 CE homologation mark .............................................................................................................................16
5.2 Safety instructions for the installation.......................................................................................................16
5.3 Safety instructions for the user.................................................................................................................16
5.4 Safety devices on the fireplace.................................................................................................................16
6Installation and mounting instructions...............................................................................................................17
6.1 Description of the parts supplied ..............................................................................................................17
6.2 Positioning the fireplace............................................................................................................................17
6.3 Inbouwen haard........................................................................................................................................17
6.3 Flue gas duct ............................................................................................................................................18
6.3.1 The flue gas duct in houses with natural aeration, without flue gas fan...............................................18
6.3.2 The flue gas duct in houses equipped with mechanical ventilation or in case of deviating chimney
characteristics....................................................................................................................................................18
6.3.3 Fresh air supply (combustion air + ballast air)......................................................................................18
7Gas control components and connection diagram:...........................................................................................21
7.1 Honeywell ESYS –black remote control..................................................................................................21
7.1.1 Control components..............................................................................................................................21
7.1.2 General connection diagram :...............................................................................................................22
7.1.3 Connection and operation of the flue gas fan.......................................................................................27
8Operating the remote control.............................................................................................................................29
8.1 Honeywell ESYS: black remote control....................................................................................................29
8.1.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................................................29
8.1.2 Screen and keys...................................................................................................................................29
8.1.3 User menu ............................................................................................................................................30
8.1.4 Operating the fireplace. ........................................................................................................................31
8.1.5 Resetting a failure.................................................................................................................................31
8.1.6 Replacing batteries...............................................................................................................................31
9Fireplace decoration..........................................................................................................................................32
9.1 Putting the stones in the fireplace: ...........................................................................................................32
9.2 Wood logs for Logburners ........................................................................................................................33
9.2.1 Placing the vermiculite..........................................................................................................................33
9.2.2 Logburner 500/15..................................................................................................................................34
9.2.3 Logburner 800/15..................................................................................................................................36
9.2.4 Logburner 1100/15................................................................................................................................38
10 Basic test of the fireplace..............................................................................................................................40
11 Safety functions ............................................................................................................................................41
11.1 Fireplace configuration B11AS.................................................................................................................41
11.2 Fireplace configuration B14AS.................................................................................................................41
11.3 Fireplace configuration B11BS.................................................................................................................41
11.4 Fireplace configuration B14BS.................................................................................................................41
12 Operating instructions...................................................................................................................................42
12.1 Ignition of the fireplace..............................................................................................................................42
12.2 Honeywell ESYS: black remote control....................................................................................................42
12.2.1 Introduction.......................................................................................................................................42
12.2.2 Screen and keys...............................................................................................................................43
12.2.3 User menu ........................................................................................................................................44
12.2.4 Operating the fireplace. ....................................................................................................................44
12.2.5 Resetting a failure.............................................................................................................................45

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12.2.6 Replacing batteries...........................................................................................................................45
13 Maintenance .................................................................................................................................................46
14 Troubles........................................................................................................................................................46
14.1 In general..................................................................................................................................................46
14.2 Honeywell ESYS –black remote control..................................................................................................47
14.2.1 Examples of error messages:...........................................................................................................47
14.2.2 Registering the RF remote control again in case of lack of communication between the remote
control and the receiver:....................................................................................................................................48
14.2.3 Receiving sensitivity of the RF remote control and the receiver. .....................................................48
14.2.4 Possible error indications..................................................................................................................48
14.2.5 During firing with TTB:......................................................................................................................49
14.3 Fault reset.................................................................................................................................................50
15 Terms of guarantee ......................................................................................................................................51
15.1 Period of guarantee ..................................................................................................................................51
15.2 Exclusion...................................................................................................................................................51
15.3 Reservation...............................................................................................................................................51

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2 Introduction
We thank you for your confidence in the Metalfire fireplace you purchased. Our products guarantee atmospheric
heating for years on end.
Before beginning the installation of the appliance, first read these installation and operating instructions carefully.
Afterwards you hand this manual over to the customer.
We advise you to check the appliance for any transport damages at delivery.
These appliances are gas-fired open fireplaces which are connected to a flue gas duct consisting of single pipes.
They ensure the evacuation of the flue gases.
It is of utmost importance that the connection of this gas fireplace may only be carried out by a
recognized installer according to the national and/or local regulations.
Prior to the installation, the gas and electricity supply as well as the supply of the necessary combustion air must
be carried out according to national and/or local regulations.
3 Dimensions and weights of the appliance
Type Overall dimensions in cm (WxDxH) Weight
URBAN MF 800-40 90 x 42 x 165.5 92 kg
URBAN MF 800-75 90 x 42 x 200.5 115 kg
URBAN MF 1050-40 115 x 42 x 165.5 121 kg
URBAN MF 1050-75 115 x 42 x 200.5 145 kg
URBAN MF 1300-40 140 x 42 x 165.5 150 kg
URBAN MF 1300-75 140 x 42 x 200.5 175 kg
URBAN MF 1500-40 160 x 42 x 165.5 173 kg
URBAN MF 1500-75 160 x 42 x 200.5 190 kg
URBAN MF 1900-40 200 x 42 x 165.5 219.5 kg
URBAN MF 2400-40 250 x 42 x 165.5 277 kg

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4 Technical specifications
4.1 Characteristics of the fireplace
4.1.1 Burner pebbles
URBAN MF 800-40/75-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R 3S T
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner pressure
mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
800-40
1S T
800-40
2S L/R
3S
800-75
1S 2S L/R 3S
T
I2E+
G20
20
7.55
18.57
0.79
1 x 2
/
200
250
250
G25
25
6.09
19.39
0.75
1 x 2
/
200
250
250
I2E
G20
20
7.55
18.57
0.79
1 x 2
/
200
250
250
I2H
G20
20
7.55
18.57
0.79
1 x 2
/
200
250
250
I2L
G25
25
6.09
19.39
0.75
1 x 2
/
200
250
250
I3B/P
G30
30
5.3
16.4
0.164
1 x 1.6
1 x 1.7
200
250
250
I3B/P
G30
50
5.3
16.4
0.164
1 x 1.6
1 x 1.7
200
250
250
I3+
G30
28-30
5.3
16.4
0.164
1 x 1.6
1 x 1.7
200
250
250
G31
37
5.19
20.7
0.212
1 x 1.6
1 x 1.7
200
250
250
URBAN MF 1050-40/75-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R 3S T
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure
mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
1050-40
1S 2S L/R
T
1050-
40
3S
1050-75
1S 2S
L/R
1050-
75
T
I2E+
G20
20
13.9
18.09
1.47
1 x 2.8
/
250
300
300
250
G25
25
11.92
19.21
1.47
1 x 2.8
/
250
300
300
250
I2E
G20
20
7.55
18.09
1.47
1 x 2.8
/
250
300
300
250
I2H
G20
20
7.55
18.09
1.47
1 x 2.8
/
250
300
300
250
I2L
G25
25
11.92
19.21
1.47
1 x 2.8
/
250
300
300
250
I3B/P
G30
30
8.7
15.3
0.27
1 x 3
1 x 1.7
250
300
300
250
I3B/P
G30
50
8.7
15.3
0.27
1 x 3
1 x 1.7
250
300
300
250
I3+
G30
28-30
8.7
15.3
0.27
1 x 3
1 x 1.7
250
300
300
250
G31
37
8.62
20.2
0.35
1 x 3
1 x 1.7
250
300
300
250

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URBAN MF 1300-40/75-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R T
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure
mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
1300-40
1S T
1300-40
2S L/R
1300-75
1S 2S L/R
1300-75
T
I2E+
G20
20
19.53
17.57
2.06
1 x 3.3
/
250
300
300
250
G25
25
17.53
18.97
2.16
1 x 3.3
/
250
300
300
250
I2E
G20
20
19.53
17.57
2.06
1 x 3.3
/
250
300
300
250
I2H
G20
20
19.53
17.57
2.06
1 x 3.3
/
250
300
300
250
I2L
G25
25
17.53
18.97
2.16
1 x 3.3
/
250
300
300
250
I3B/P
G30
30
11.9
15.3
0.37
1 x 2.9
1 x 2.2
250
300
300
250
I3B/P
G30
50
11.9
15.3
0.37
1 x 2.9
1 x 2.2
250
300
300
250
I3+
G30
28-30
11.9
15.3
0.37
1 x 2.9
1 x 2.2
250
300
300
250
G31
37
11.46
19.3
0.47
1 x 2.9
1 x 2.2
250
300
300
250
URBAN MF 1300-40-NG/LPG-3S
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure
mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
1300-40 3S
I2E+
G20
20
13.9
18.09
1.47
1 x 2.8
/
300
G25
25
11.92
19.21
1.47
1 x 2.8
/
300
I2E
G20
20
7.55
18.09
1.47
1 x 2.8
/
300
I2H
G20
20
7.55
18.09
1.47
1 x 2.8
/
300
I2L
G25
25
11.92
19.21
1.47
1 x 2.8
/
300
I3B/P
G30
30
8.7
15.3
0.27
1 x 3
1 x 1.7
300
I3B/P
G30
50
8.7
15.3
0.27
1 x 3
1 x 1.7
300
I3+
G30
28-30
8.7
15.3
0.27
1 x 3
1 x 1.7
300
G31
37
8.62
20.2
0.35
1 x 3
1 x 1.7
300

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URBAN MF 1500-40/75-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R 3S T
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure
mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
1500-40
1S 2S L/R T 3S
1500-75 1S
I2E+
G20
20
19.53
17.57
2.06
1 x 3.3
/
300
300
G25
25
17.53
18.97
2.16
1 x 3.3
/
300
300
I2E
G20
20
19.53
17.57
2.06
1 x 3.3
/
300
300
I2H
G20
20
19.53
17.57
2.06
1 x 3.3
/
300
300
I2L
G25
25
17.53
18.97
2.16
1 x 3.3
/
300
300
I3B/P
G30
30
11.9
15.3
0.37
1 x 2.9
1 x 2.2
300
300
I3B/P
G30
50
11.9
15.3
0.37
1 x 2.9
1 x 2.2
300
300
I3+
G30
28-30
11.9
15.3
0.37
1 x 2.9
1 x 2.2
300
300
G31
37
11.46
19.3
0.47
1 x 2.9
1 x 2.2
300
300
URBAN MF 1900-40-NG/LPG 1S 2S L/R 3S T
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure
mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
1900-40
1S 2S L/R T 3S
I2E+
G20
20
21.93
16.32
2.32
1 x 3.7
/
300
G25
25
19.56
17.95
2.16
1 x 3.7
/
300
I2E
G20
20
21.93
16.32
2.32
1 x 3.7
/
300
I2H
G20
20
21.93
16.32
2.32
1 x 3.7
/
300
I2L
G25
25
19.56
17.95
2.16
1 x 3.7
/
300
I3B/P
G30
30
17.8
15.8
0.55
1 x 3
1 x 2.375
300
I3B/P
G30
50
17.8
15.8
0.55
1 x 3
1 x 2.375
300
I3+
G30
28-30
17.8
15.8
0.55
1 x 3
1 x 2.375
300
G31
37
17.65
21.2
0.72
1 x 3
1 x 2.375
300

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URBAN MF 2400-40-NG/LPG 1S 2S L/R 3S T
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure
mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
2400-40
1S 2S L/R 3S
2400-40 T
I2E+
G20
20
21.93
16.32
2.32
1 x 3.7
/
300
350
G25
25
19.56
17.95
2.16
1 x 3.7
/
300
350
I2E
G20
20
21.93
16.32
2.32
1 x 3.7
/
300
350
I2H
G20
20
21.93
16.32
2.32
1 x 3.7
/
300
350
I2L
G25
25
19.56
17.95
2.16
1 x 3.7
/
300
350
I3B/P
G30
30
17.8
15.8
0.55
1 x 3
1 x 2.375
300
350
I3B/P
G30
50
17.8
15.8
0.55
1 x 3
1 x 2.375
300
350
I3+
G30
28-30
17.8
15.8
0.55
1 x 3
1 x 2.375
300
350
G31
37
17.65
21.2
0.72
1 x 3
1 x 2.375
300
350
4.1.2 Logburner
URBAN MF 800-40/75-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R 3S T (LB 500/15)
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
800-40
1S T
800-40
2S L/R 3S
800-75
1S 2S L/R 3S T
I2E+
G20
20
13.94
19.6
1.47
1 x 2.8
1 x 5
200
250
250
G25
25
12.75
24.2
1.57
1 x 2.8
1 x 5
200
250
250
I2E
G20
20
13.94
19.6
1.47
1 x 2.8
1 x 5
200
250
250
I2H
G20
20
13.94
19.6
1.47
1 x 2.8
1 x 5
200
250
250
I2L
G25
25
12.75
24.2
1.57
1 x 2.8
1 x 5
200
250
250
I3B/P
G30
30
10.92
28
0,34
1 x 1,9
1 x 2.2
200
250
250
I3B/P
G30
50
10.92
28
0,34
1 x 1,9
1 x 2.2
200
250
250
I3+
G30
28-30
10.92
28
0,34
1 x 1,9
1 x 2.2
200
250
250
G31
37
10.8
33.7
0,44
1 x 1,9
1 x 2.2
200
250
250

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URBAN MF 1050-40/75-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R 3S T (LB800/15)
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure
mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
1050-40
1S 2S L/R
T
1050-40
3S
1050-75
1S 2S L/R
1050-75
T
I2E+
G20
20
18.73
18
1.98
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
250
300
300
250
G25
25
17.48
23.1
2.15
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
250
300
300
250
I2E
G20
20
18.73
18
1.98
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
250
300
300
250
I2H
G20
20
18.73
18
1.98
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
250
300
300
250
I2L
G25
25
17.48
23.1
2.15
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
250
300
300
250
I3B/P
G30
30
17.03
28
0.53
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
250
300
300
250
I3B/P
G30
50
17.03
28
0.53
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
250
300
300
250
I3+
G30
28-30
17.03
28
0.53
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
250
300
300
250
G31
37
15.68
31.7
0.64
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
250
300
300
250
URBAN MF 1300-40/75-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R T (LB800/15)
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure
mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
1300-40
1S T
1300-40
2S L/R
1300-75
1S 2S L/R
1300-75
T
I2E+
G20
20
18.73
18
1.98
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
250
300
300
250
G25
25
17.48
23.1
2.15
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
250
300
300
250
I2E
G20
20
18.73
18
1.98
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
250
300
300
250
I2H
G20
20
18.73
18
1.98
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
250
300
300
250
I2L
G25
25
17.48
23.1
2.15
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
250
300
300
250
I3B/P
G30
30
17.03
28
0.53
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
250
300
300
250
I3B/P
G30
50
17.03
28
0.53
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
250
300
300
250
I3+
G30
28-30
17.03
28
0.53
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
250
300
300
250
G31
37
15.68
31.7
0.64
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
250
300
300
250

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URBAN MF 1300-40-NG/LPG-3S (LB800/15)
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
1300-40 3S
I2E+
G20
20
18.73
18
1.98
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
300
G25
25
17.48
23.1
2.15
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
300
I2E
G20
20
18.73
18
1.98
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
300
I2H
G20
20
18.73
18
1.98
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
300
I2L
G25
25
17.48
23.1
2.15
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
300
I3B/P
G30
30
17.03
28
0.53
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
300
I3B/P
G30
50
17.03
28
0.53
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
300
I3+
G30
28-30
17.03
28
0.53
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
300
G31
37
15.68
31.7
0.64
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
300
URBAN MF 1500-40/75-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R 3S T (LB800/15)
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure
mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
1500-40
1S 2S L/R T 3S
1500-75 1S
I2E+
G20
20
18.73
18
1.98
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
300
300
G25
25
17.48
23.1
2.15
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
300
300
I2E
G20
20
18.73
18
1.98
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
300
300
I2H
G20
20
18.73
18
1.98
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
300
300
I2L
G25
25
17.48
23.1
2.15
1 x 3.3
1 x 5.7
300
300
I3B/P
G30
30
17.03
28
0.53
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
300
300
I3B/P
G30
50
17.03
28
0.53
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
300
300
I3+
G30
28-30
17.03
28
0.53
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
300
300
G31
37
15.68
31.7
0.64
1 x 2.2
1 x 2.8
300
300

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URBAN MF 1500-40/75-NG/LPG-1S 2S L/R 3S T (LB1100/15)
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure
mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
1500-40
1S 2S L/R T 3S
1500-75 1S
I2E+
G20
20
19.79
18.5
2.09
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
300
G25
25
18.33
23.3
2.25
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
300
I2E
G20
20
19.79
18.5
2.09
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
300
I2H
G20
20
19.79
18.5
2.09
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
300
I2L
G25
25
18.33
23.3
2.25
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
300
I3B/P
G30
30
18
28.4
0.56
1 x 2.4
1 x 2.8
300
300
I3B/P
G30
50
18
28.4
0.56
1 x 2.4
1 x 2.8
300
300
I3+
G30
28-30
18
28.4
0.56
1 x 2.4
1 x 2.8
300
300
G31
37
16.6
30.5
0.67
1 x 2.4
1 x 2.8
300
300
URBAN MF 1900-40-NG/LPG 1S 2S L/R 3S T (LB1100/15)
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure
mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
1900-40
1S 2S L/R T 3S
I2E+
G20
20
19.79
18.5
2.09
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
G25
25
18.33
23.3
2.25
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
I2E
G20
20
19.79
18.5
2.09
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
I2H
G20
20
19.79
18.5
2.09
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
I2L
G25
25
18.33
23.3
2.25
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
I3B/P
G30
30
18
28.4
0.56
1 x 2.4
1 x 2.8
300
I3B/P
G30
50
18
28.4
0.56
1 x 2.4
1 x 2.8
300
I3+
G30
28-30
18
28.4
0.56
1 x 2.4
1 x 2.8
300
G31
37
16.6
30.5
0.67
1 x 2.4
1 x 2.8
300

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URBAN MF 2400-40-NG/LPG 1S 2S L/R 3S T (LB1100/15)
Type B11AS B11BS B14AS B14BS
Cat.
Type of
gas
Supply
pressure
mbar
Load
Qn (Hi)
kW
Burner
pressure
mbar
Consumption
m³/hr
Nozzle
(mm)
Restriction
(mm)
Ø Flue gas duct (mm)
2400-40
1S 2S L/R 3S
2400-40 T
I2E+
G20
20
19.79
18.5
2.09
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
350
G25
25
18.33
23.3
2.25
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
350
I2E
G20
20
19.79
18.5
2.09
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
350
I2H
G20
20
19.79
18.5
2.09
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
350
I2L
G25
25
18.33
23.3
2.25
1 x 3.5
1 x 5.7
300
350
I3B/P
G30
30
18
28.4
0.56
1 x 2.4
1 x 2.8
300
350
I3B/P
G30
50
18
28.4
0.56
1 x 2.4
1 x 2.8
300
350
I3+
G30
28-30
18
28.4
0.56
1 x 2.4
1 x 2.8
300
350
G31
37
16.6
30.5
0.67
1 x 2.4
1 x 2.8
300
350

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Country overview
I2H
I2L
I2E
I2E+
I3B/P
I3B/P
I3+
G20 20mbar
G25 25mbar
G20 20 mbar
G20/G25 -
20/25 mbar
G30 30 mbar
G30 50 mbar
G30/G31-
28-30/37 mbar
AT
√
√
BE
√
√
CH
√
√
√
CZ
√
√
DE
√
√
DK
√
√
ES
√
√
FI
√
√
FR
√
√
GB
√
√
GR
√
√
√
IE
√
√
IT
√
√
√
LU
√
√
NL
√
√
NO
√
√
PT
√
√
SE
√
√
CY
√
√
√
EE
√
√
LT
√
√
√
LV
√
HU
√
√
PL
√
HR
√
√
TR
√
√
√
SI
√
√
√
SK
√
√
√
√
MT
√
RO
√
√
√
√

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4.2 Gas control components
Model : Urban all models
Remote control and gas control : Honeywell ESYS
Ignition : Automatic/electric
Gas connection : ½”G ISO 7
Supply voltage : ~ 230 V 50 Hz 28Va 0.83 A
Ionization protection and atmospheric protection have been carried out as a combined unit.
4.3 Gas and Electricity connections
In the Urban MF appliances, the gas and electricity connections are always on the left side of the fireplace.
An ISO 7 R1/2” connection is provided for the gas supply line. For the electrical connection, a grounded plug has
been provided.
Supply power: ~ 230 V 50 Hz 28VA 0.12 A
A wall socket with a voltage of 230V and grounding terminal must be provided.(3x2.5mm²)
Both connection must always be accessible for service purposes.
Electric control components and
power supply plug
Gas connection ISO 7 R1/2”

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5 Safety
5.1 CE homologation mark
This appliance has been tested according to directive 2009/142/EC and on the basis of standard EN509.
It concerns an ornamental gas-fired open fireplace intended for ambiance heating.
5.2 Safety instructions for the installation
This open gas appliance may only be installed by a recognized installer according to the applicable national
and/or local regulations.
Prior to the installation, check whether the gas supply (type of gas and gas pressure) correspond to the
appliance’s configuration . These data can be found on the name plate.
It is not allowed to place in the combustion compartment other objects than the factory-supplied ceramic log sets
and ornamental material.
Take the necessary precautions that no overheating occurs of elements in the immediate vicinity of the appliance
(curtains, floor, walls, etc.) by using incombustible material.
All safety functions installed in the appliance may not be bridged, modified or disabled.
In case the flame protection of the appliance is activated deliberately or accidentally, or in case the thermostatic
draught safety device is activated so that the fire dies, you must wait for 3 minutes before lighting the fireplace
again.
The fireplace must be checked for any leaks of the gas connection and flue gas duct.
5.3 Safety instructions for the user
An open gas-fired fireplace is intended for ambiance heating, and therefore cannot be considered being main
heating.
The fireplace’s screen does not provide full protection for small children, elderly people and disabled persons. It is
recommended to provide for additional protection.
Ensure that inflammable materials (wood trimmings, curtains, inflammable liquids, furniture) both over and around
the fireplace are at a minimum distance of 1 m from the fireplace.
All visible parts of the fireplace after it has been built-in must be considered being active heating surface, and
therefore cannot be touched when the fireplace is burning. These parts pose a risk of burns.
5.4 Safety devices on the fireplace
On all fireplaces models, a safety device is provided so that the fireplace cannot be started in case the flue gas
valve and the fresh air supply valves are not fully opened. All fireplace models are fitted with a pilot light with
ionization measurement in order to bring about flame detection. In case the pilot light is not correctly detected, the
fireplace will immediately be switched off and enter an error cycle (red LED on the infrared receiver).
B11AS configuration: Execution with natural draught and atmospheric protection. The pilot light is fitted with an
atmospheric protection device so that in case smoke reflux would occur due to a draught problem in the chimney,
the fireplace is switched off before the CO level in the room would reach a dangerous level (maximum 200ppm)
B11BS configuration: Execution with natural draught and thermostatic smoke reflux protection. In case smoke
reflux would occur slag due to a draught problem in the chimney, this will be detected by means of a
thermocouple (TTB) (TTB: Thermal flue gas non-return blocking device) at the fireplace’s opening, and the
fireplace is switched off.
B14AS configuration: Execution with flue gas fan with underpressure monitoring and atmospheric protection. In
case the draught in the chimney (underpressure) becomes insufficient, the underpressure sensor integrated in the
flue gas fan switches off the fireplace. There is also the atmospheric pilot light protection device that switch off the
fireplace before the CO level in the room reaches a dangerous level. (maximum 200ppm)
B14BS configuration: Execution with flue gas fan with underpressure monitoring and and thermostatic smoke
reflux protection. In case the draught in the chimney (underpressure) becomes insufficient, the underpressure
sensor integrated in the flue gas fan switches off the fireplace. There is also a thermocouple above the fireplace’s
opening that will detect smoke reflux, if any, and thus switches off the fireplace.

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LED error indication:
Red error LED TTB reset button
Error code on Honeywell remote control
6 Installation and mounting instructions.
6.1 Description of the parts supplied
-Fireplace
- Installation and operating instructions
- Ceramic log set and decorative material
- Remote control
- Operating key
- Spray can
- Shut-off valve (optional)
- Convection set (optional)
- Flue gas fan (optional)
6.2 Positioning the fireplace
6.3 Inbouwen haard
The fireplace is equipped with 4 adjustable feet.
Each feet is infinitely adjustable in height. It is fixed
by means of an M10 bolt accessible at the front
and the side.
A 17 mm open-end spanner should be used to that
end.
For levelling the fireplace, each foot is infinitely
adjustable by means of the M12 bolt.
A 19 mm open-end spanner should be used to that
end.

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It is of utmost importance that the connection of this gas fireplace may only be carried out by a
recognized installer according to the national and/or local regulation!
Prior to installation, both the gas and electricity supply lines as well as the supply of the combustion air must have
been carried out according to local regulations.
Prior to the installation, one must check that the supplied type of gas and the gas pressure correspond to the
configuration of the gas fireplace.
The installation of an approved gas valve in accordance with the national prescriptions is compulsory. This gas
valve must be installed close to the fireplace. The gas valve and the electrical connection must always be easily
accessible after installation of the fireplace, so that the gas supply and the electric power can be disconnected for
maintenance purposes of the fireplace.
These data can be found on the CE name plate that is at the bottom of the control panel and at the bottom of the
plate on to which the infrared receiver has been installed.
The encasing of the fireplace must be realized with fireproof material. This encasing must allow for the expansion
of fireplace’s construction as a result of the heating up. Therefore it is recommended to maintain a 3 mm
clearance to the trimming frame of the fireplace.
The fireplace’s screen does not provide full protection for small children, elderly people and disabled persons. It is
recommended to provide for additional protection.
Ensure that inflammable materials (wood trimmings, curtains, inflammable liquids, furniture) both over and around
the fireplace are at a minimum distance of 1 m from the fireplace.
6.3 Flue gas duct
6.3.1 The flue gas duct in houses with natural aeration, without flue gas fan
The flue gas duct must be in good condition, and be cleaned prior to the installation of the fireplace, and
manufactured of fire-resistant material. The diameter of the flue gas inlet should correspond to the connecting
piece on the fireplace (see tables pages 4-7) with a minimum height of 6 metres. The duct may not have changes
of direction, and must be well insulated in order to avoid the formation of condensation.
The conditions above are imperative. If these are not met, a protected flue gas fan must be installed.
6.3.2 The flue gas duct in houses equipped with mechanical ventilation or in case of deviating
chimney characteristics.
As the force of a mechanical ventilation system exceeds the force of natural draught, there is a chance that the
flue gasses will be sucked into the room instead of being evacuated through the flue gas duct.
In these cases, a protected flue gas fan must be installed.
For this purpose, Metalfire offers an integrated solution with flue gas fans, make Exodraft. The electronic control
of the fireplace activates and controls the operation of the fan before the fireplace is activated.
Flue gas fans of the make Exodraft can immediately be coupled to the fireplace’s remote control. The type to be
used is a RSVG 250.
ATTENTION: THE URBAN MF 2400-40 FIREPLACE MAY ONLY BE INSTALLED WITH A FLUE GAS FAN!
6.3.3 Fresh air supply (combustion air + ballast air)
For the combustion air supply, we refer to applicable national or local regulations in function of the gas power of
the fireplace.
However, keep in mind that this concerns an open fireplace with a reasonably large firing opening requiring a
considerable additional amount of ballast air besides the supplied combustion air.

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Provided air supply connections:
The following connections are provided at the bottom of the fireplace:
URBAN MF 800-40/75 1S 2S L/R 3S T : 1 connection Ø 150
URBAN MF 1050-40/75 1S 2S L/R 3S T: 2 connections Ø 150
URBAN MF 1300-40/75 1S 2S L/R 3S T: 2 connections Ø 150
URBAN MF 1500-40/75 1S 2S L/R 3S T: 2 connections Ø 150
URBAN MF 1900-40 1S 2S L/R 3S T: 2 connections Ø 150
URBAN MF 2400-40 1S 2S L/R 3S T: 2 connections Ø 150
Appropriate openings must be made in the outside wall or floor (basement) for the supply of fresh air. Make sure
that the fresh air supply cannot / as little as possible be affected by the wind blowing along the wall. This can be
done by a special screening so that the wind does not blow directly into the air supply ducts.
The fresh air supplied is preheated by the fireplace’s rear wall, and it can be lead to the room through an optional
convection sheathing and convection kit or through convection grills at the top of the encasing.
Convection jacket:
In order to increase the appliance’s efficiency, a heat recovery system is used.
The supplied fresh outside air is partially directly used for the combustion. The remaining air is conducted
underneath the burner to the back wall of the fireplace. The flames heat the steel back wall of the fireplace so that
in turn the air is also heated.
The heated air collects above the smoke trap in the convection jacket of the appliance, and is then evacuated
through the aluminium flexible ducts and the outlet grills.
In this way, the heated fresh air is introduced in the room which ensures that the consumed ambient air in the
room is compensated.
Optionally, this convection jacket can be manufactured of galvanized steel plate or it can be realized when the
appliance is built in using ductboard insulation or superisol boards.
Fresh air supply

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Galvanized convection jacket
The flexible ducts with diameter 150 must be
connected to the connection flanges at the top of the
galvanized casing.
These flexible ducts must run vertically over at least
0.75 metre before being bent and connected to the
outlet grills.
Convection jacket made of ductboard insulation
Convection jacket made of superisol board
Connection of flexible duct to the outlet grill