TEDDINGTON APPLIANCE CONTROLS LTD ?Failure Device Fitted as Standard Flame ? Ignite from Remote Control ? Standard 'C' Cell Batteries May be Used ? More than 2000 Ignitions From a Set of Alkaline Batteries ? Installation to Appliance Simple ? No Service or Maintenance Required Virtually Application The GBR is a state of the art remote control system for gas fires. It is only available to appliance manufacturers, who will need to obtain regulatory certification of their appliance, with the GBR fitted. The GBR is certified under EC/03/024. Physical Description The GBR consists of four component parts: A Solenoid Operated Gas Valve A Battery Holder An Electronic Control Module A Remote Control Unit Normally, initial configuration of the GBR to a new appliance is carried out as follows: The appliance manufacturer makes a sample appliance available to the Teddington Engineering Design team. The GBR is fitted to the appliance, and the combined equipment tested for reliable operation. Operation Operation of the GBR is straightforward. With the fire installed, and batteries fitted to the battery box and the remote control unit, turn on the gas supply. Press the Ignition buttons on the Remote Control Unit. The fire will beep in acknowledgement, and the fire will light in full power mode. The GBR system allows four settings of heat output and the actual selection is made from the Remote Control Unit. Single presses of the appropriate button activate selection of high or low settings. To select the 'Medium High' setting, press the 'High' button twice. To select 'Medium Low' setting, press the 'Low' button twice. To switch off the fire, press 'Turn Fire Off' once. The GBR has a sophisticated fault reporting system, which provides tone codes in response to key presses on the Remote Control Unit. This is explained fully in the User Guide, provided with each unit. Battery Considerations The team leader will liaise with the appliance The unit will operate at its optimum with alkaline manufacturer, to ensure that the appliance assembly can batteries, and these should be fitted by preference. Even be carried out with the minimum of assembly time. with very low batteries, the fire can be lit by holding the Fire Gas Valve in, and using the ignition button to establish the pilot flame. See User Guide for details.

TEDDINGTON APPLIANCE CONTROLS LTD Technical Specification Remote Control Valve Output on high flow 429 litres/hour Air at I mbar pressure drop (6.5kW on Nat Gas) Output on low adjustable 0 to 60% full flow Maximum temperature at installed position Infrared coded signal Requires 2 x AAA batteries Note that if the unit is to be used in a single enclosed room with another remotely controlled gas fire, then ensure that different Remote Control Units are selected for each fire. See ordering information below. Electronic Module Ordering Information Ignition Voltage Unit current Consumption at 6VDC...