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Real Fyre Rumford Style Rural Aged Oak Vented Gas Log Set and On/Off Remote

By: Real Fyre Log Sets
SKU:
GR47+RUA
$1,771.00
$2,699.00
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Product Overview

Real Fyre RUA Rumford Style Rural Aged Oak Vented Gas Log Set provides a high-end gas log set to enhance your favorite living space with the warmth and comfort of fire. This vented unit is designed to turn your wood burning fireplace into an efficient and warm gas log set that should be used in an approved masonry or approved vented firebox enclosure. This unit features the option to choose between four different ignition types: no safety pilot kit, manual safety pilot kit (SPK-26), low-profile automatic pilot kit with variable remote control (APK-17), and spark to pilot kit with On/Off remote control (EPK-2). The Rumford Collection features vertically arranged logs that are specifically crafted for the tall openings of Rumford or "Kiva" fireplaces. The unique Rural Aged Oak log design provides a realistic set of refractory ceramic gas logs that are designed to provide long term durability with a lifelike appearance.

Features

  • Heavy Duty Construction - Refractory ceramic gas logs are durable and realistic for superior quality and long operation lifetime
  • Vented Unit - Designed for vented fireplace enclosures only, and must be used with a damper clamp
  • Fuel Efficient - Under normal conditions clean burning combustion will not produce soot, smoke, or odor
  • Realistic Flame Presentation - Lively, realistic flames will be blue and yellow to produce a full body presentation
  • Designed for Tall Openings - Specially crafted to accommodate Rumford or "Kiva" style fireplaces
  • Indoor Use - Designed to be used indoors only

Configurable Options

  • Log Size - Choose between (2) sizes: 18/20 and 24/30
  • Fuel Type - Choose between Propane or Natural Gas to suite your needs
  • Ignition Type - Choose between (4) ignition types: No Safety Pilot Kit, SPK-26, APK-17, EPK-2
MORE INFORMATION
Manufacturer Real Fyre
Manufacturer Part Number RUA-Config
Burner Part Number Config
Made in USA Yes

Vented vs. Vent-Free

vented

Vent type refers to how the fuel emissions are managed, your selection should be based on they type of firebox in your home and ensuring it meets your local codes.

VENTED

  • Most popular option for gas logs
  • Gas logs must be used in a firebox with a working chimney flue
  • Can be less efficient as a heat source because of the open chimney

VENT-FREE

  • Can be used in any approved firebox - with or without a flue
  • Very efficient energy source as no heat is lost through the chimney
  • Requires an oxygen depletion sensor to safely monitor gas emissions
  • Some states do not allow vent-free units - check your local codes

Gas Supply

For gas log sets, burners will be supplied from the same gas that supplies the rest of your home.

NATURAL GAS

  • Most common gas type for gas logs
  • Almost all homes in urban/suburban developments will have access to natural gas
  • Natural gas does not sink, which helps avoid the build-up of gas on the fireplace floor

PROPANE

  • More common for rural homes
  • Often runs off of a large stand alone propane tank
  • Propane is heavier than air and will settle on the fireplace floor - a reason why most manufacturers require the use of a safety pilot kit to help burn excess gas before it settles
 

Choosing Gas Log Size

fireplace

Know your fireplace dimensions - Measure front width, back width, the depth and the height of your firebox.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN:

  • Take clearances into account to avoid any overheating of combustibles
  • Be sure to leave room on the sides for a valve/remote system if using them
  • Gas log sets can range anywhere from 12 to 96 inches, but most common sizes range from 18 to 30 inches

LOOKING FOR A CUSTOM SIZE?

  • Many brands offer the ability to create custom logs/burners to fit any firebox
  • Usually standard sized log sets will fit nearly any firebox but some fireboxes are unique
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Ignition and Controls

Ignition/controls refer to how the gas log set is started.

MATCH LIGHT

  • Most basic and inexpensive ignition method
  • Manually open your gas valve and light the burner with a lighter or match
  • Flame height can be easily adjusted
  • Very reliable - all mechanical parts (nothing should ever break)

MANUAL SAFETY PILOT

  • A pilot system allows convenient ignition by having an open flame source that ignites the main burner when the gas valve is opened
  • Features a standing pilot (the pilot light will stay lit at all times)
  • Often times can be paired with a remote, wall switch, or thermostat

ELECTRONIC IGNITION

  • Similar to a manual safety pilot but allows the pilot to be lit automatically
  • The pilot can be standing or intermittent (shut-off between uses)
  • More energy efficient by shutting off the pilot in between uses
  • Can be paired with a remote control, wall switch, or thermostat
 

Outdoor vs. Indoor

Because of their ceramic construction, many log sets can be used indoors or outdoors - with the proper considerations.

INDOOR LOG SETS

  • Can use black steel or stainless steel burners with confidence
  • All safety pilot options are able to be used

OUTDOOR LOG SETS

  • Be sure to use a stainless steel burner to withstand the elements
  • Safety pilot kits may not be an option if you can't protect them from weather
  • Match light is the most reliable option
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Log Set Profiles

There are two types of log styles - one-sided and two-sided

ONE SIDED GAS LOG SETS

  • For installation in a traditional fireplace with only one viewing angle
  • Most common log set option - the logs are designed with this profile in mind

TWO SIDED GAS LOG SETS

  • Also referred to as "see through", "dual face", or even "peninsula" style log sets
  • These logs are designed to have multiple viewing angles - either two sided or three sided in some cases
  • Very contemporary option to join two rooms together with one fire feature
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