Blast Zone Princess Palace Combo Bouncer and Slide New For 2012

Fairy tale fantasy comes alive in Blast Zone’s Princess Palace Combo. An alternative version for the Princess Dreamland Bouncer, this combo adds a Wet/Dry Slide, Sprayer, Mini Climbing Wall, and Splash Pool/Ball Pit! This Princess Palace Bouncer combo is nothing short of the absolute best for one’s princess.

This Combination is fantastic for princess parties, sleepovers, backyard play, indoor amusement and even more. Enjoy watching your own special princess bounce happily on her cloud of air for hours upon hours, until she is ready for princess dreams.

The Princess Palace Combo inflates in seconds. A “Safe Slope” Slide allows for safe, easy access, and the surrounding netting and Hook-and-loop fastener entrance will keep kids safe when they bounce and have a blast! The durable commercial floor, and reinforced seams add extra bouncing life. The UL-Approved blower delivers air constantly for the unit, all the while boys and girls enjoy safely on a pillow of air. Boys and girls are safe and sound enclosed at all times, while the spires are low enough in order to clear average ceilings

Why Adults love the Magic Castle: This bouncer is easy to set up, move and store. Learn more here.

The New Fire Magic Aurora A830 Combo Gas/Charcoal Built In Island Grill

Fire Magic Introduces the next big thing to outdoor grilling. Aurora Gas/Charcoal Combo Grill

The all new Aurora A830i Gas/Charcoal Combo Grill combines the best of both worlds in outdoor cooking. The precise grilling and ease of use that comes from an A430i gas grill is matched with the flavor and tenderness of a companion charcoal grill

• Cooking surface: 828 square inches (24″x 18″+ 22″ x 18″)
• Cutout: 50 w x 19.5 d x 12 h
• Stainless Steel Construction
• Removable warming rack
• Natural Gas or Liquid Propane
• Adjustable height charcoal pan for easy heat control
• Easy access front door to add charcoal or wood chucks
• Optional heavy-duty rotisserie motor and spit rod
• Main Burner 50,000 BTU’s
• Charcoal Burner 26,000 BTU’s
• Optional Back Burner 16,000 BTU’s

Learn more about the A8301i 

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Peterson Real Fyre Remotes

With a number of Peterson Real Fyre Remote Controls available, we have tried to make you ordering experience as simple as possible. This page is designed to help you better understand the functions and compatibility of each remote.

At this time every Peterson remote pilot kit comes standard with a basic on/off remote transmitter and receiver, greatly simplifying your control system decision. If you would like to upgrade to a deluxe remote you will end up with both the basic remote and the deluxe remotes, Peterson does not offer any remote pilot kits which come standard with a Deluxe Remote.

Below is a simple break down of each of the Peterson Remote controls and the functions they are capable of. We do not recommend upgrading to any of the deluxe remote controls if you own a Vented Peterson Log Set. The thermostatic feature will not have the desired impact with a vented unit, this feature is only useful on the Vent Free Logs Sets.

Basic On/Off remote and transmitter kit.

(RR-1A)
Functions:
Remote “On/Off” Control
Compatible: with APK-10, APK-11 and EPK-1 ignition valves

Deluxe “On/Off” Remote/Transmitter Kit

(RR-2A)
Functions:
Remote “On/Off” Control
Thermostatic Control
Clock (Hours/Minutes)
Room Temperature
Compatible with Vent Free log sets only

Basic Variable Remote/ Transmitter Kit

(VR-1A)
Functions:
Remote “On/Off” Control
Flame Height Control
Compatible with APK-15 and APK-17 ignition valves

Deluxe Variable Remote/ Transmitter Kit

(VR-2A)
Functions:
Remote “On/Off” Control
Flame Height Control
Thermostatic Control
Clock (Hrs./Mins.)
Room Temperature
Compatible with variable flame Vent Free log sets only

We hope this guide helps if you have any other questions please let us know via our Communications Center.

Peterson Real Fyre Ignition Types

Vented Ignition Options

Match Light: The Match Light lighting method is the most basic method, with no pilot valve assembly at all. Just place your match or lighter in the fireplace near the log burner, turn on the gas with your key valve already installed near your fireplace. Control the flame height by adjusting your key valve. Match Light is not an available option for Fireplaces using propane.

Manual Safety Pilot: The manual safety pilot lighting method features a pilot valve assembly you install on your burner. It features a pilot light that you can keep lit allowing you to turn the log set on and off without ever holding a match to the burner. The safety pilot kit has a safety mechanism built in so if the pilot light ever goes out it will shut off the gas supply.

Basic On/Off Remote: The On/Off remote lighting method features a pilot valve assembly installed with your burner. It has a pilot light that you can keep lit allowing you to turn the log set on and off with the included remote control. You cannot however adjust the flame height with the remote. The safety pilot kit has a safety mechanism built in so if the pilot light ever goes out it will shut off the gas supply.

Variable Flame Remote: The Variable Flame Remote lighting method features an included pilot valve assembly you install on your burner. It has a pilot light that you can keep lit giving you the ability to turn the log set on and off as well as adjusts the flame height, all with the included remote control. The safety pilot kit has a safety mechanism built in so if the pilot light ever goes out it will shut off the gas supply.

Electronic On/Off Remote: The electronic on/off remote lighting method features a non-standing pilot assembly installed with your burner. With this feature, the pilot light on your gas log set does not stay lit. Each time you turn the log set on with your remote, an electronic signal is sent to the valve assembly, lighting the pilot, which then ignites the log set. The pilot light then goes out.

Vent Free Ignition Options

Manual Safety Pilot:

The Manual Safety Pilot lighting method features a pilot valve assembly pre-installed on your burner. You then have a pilot light that you can keep lit giving you the ability to turn the log set on and off as many times as you want without ever holding a match to the burner. The safety pilot kit has a safety mechanism built in which senses if the pilot light ever goes out and shuts off the gas supply. It also will shut off the gas supply if it senses a lack of oxygen.

Basic On/Off Remote:

The On/Off Remote lighting method features a pilot valve assembly pre-installed on your burner. You then have a pilot light that you can keep lit giving you the ability to turn the log set on and off with the included remote control. You can not however adjust the flame height with the remote. The safety pilot kit has a safety mechanism built in which senses if the pilot light ever goes out and shuts off the gas supply. It also will shut off the gas supply if it senses a lack of oxygen.

Variable Flame Remote:

The Variable Flame Remote lighting method features a pilot valve assembly pre-installed on your burner. You then have a pilot light that you can keep lit giving you the ability to turn the log set on and off as well as adjust the flame height, all with the included remote control. The safety pilot kit has a safety mechanism built in which senses if the pilot light ever goes out and shuts off the gas supply. It also will shut off the gas supply if it senses a lack of oxygen.

Electronic Variable Remote:

The electronic variable remote lighting method features a non-standing pilot pre-installed with your burner. With this method, the pilot light on your gas log set does not stay lit. Each time you turn the log set on with your remote, an electronic signal is sent to the valve assembly, lighting the pilot, which then ignites the log set. The pilot light then goes out. The Remote can be used to adjust flame height and includes thermostat display.

What is the Difference Between The G4, G45 and G46 Burners?

G4 BURNER			G45 BURNER			G46 BURNER
G4 Burner without grate			G45 Burner without grate				G46 Burner without grate
G4 Burner with grate and SPK-26 Safety Pilot			G45 Burner with grate and SPK-26 Safety Pilot			G46 Burner with grate and SPK-26 Safety Pilot
All G4 Burner and Log sets			All G45 Burner and Log sets			All G46 Burner and Log sets
G4 Burner with Log Set			G45 Burner with Log Set			G46 Burner with Log Set
Available Sizes: 16″, 18″, 19″, 20″, 24″, 30″, 36″, 42″, 48″, 60″			Available Sizes: 16″, 18″, 19″, 20″, 24″, 30″, 36″, 42″, 48″, 60″			Available Sizes: 18″, 20″, 24″, 30
BTU Ratings:			BTU Ratings:		BTU Ratings:
Size BTU NG BTU LP 12 25,000 25,000 16 50,000 30,000 18/20 75,000 40,000 24 90,000 50,000 30 90,000 65,000 36 120,000 90,000 42 150,000 105,000 60 150,000 105,000 30 150,000 105,000			Size BTU NG BTU LP 12 25,000 25,000 16 50,000 30,000 18/20 75,000 40,000 24 90,000 50,000 30 90,000 65,000 36 120,000 90,000 42 150,000 105,000 48 150,000 105,000 60 150,000 105,000		Size BTUNG BTU LP 18/20 40,000 40,000 24 55,000 55,000 30 65,000 65,000
Basics:			Basics:			Basics:
The G4 is an advanced burner system that creates dancing flames, maximum glowing effects and provides radiant heat into the room. The G4 burners have the same exact characteristics as the G45 burners except that they have only a single tube burner, there is no additional front flame burner that T’s off the main burner, so the glowing embers will not glow quite as much as with the G45 burners. The G4 is less expensive than the G45, and most people will choose the G45 over the G4 burner because they prefer having an additional front flame.			The G45 is an advanced ANSI burner system that creates dancing flames, maximum glowing effects and provides radiant heat into the room. If you are looking for a match-light system and are not interested in a safety pilot or remote control, then the G45 burner is the best choice. For larger fireplaces that can accommodate logs that are wider than 30″.  The G45 is also your best choice since it is available in sizes up to 60″ wide. Available with factory installed on/off manual valve, safety pilot kit or automatic pilot kit control.			The G46 is a patented Ribbon Burner Technology System that features a control valve with built-in regulator and piezo ignition system. Available with factory installed on/off manual valve, safety pilot kit or automatic pilot kit control. For gas log sets with a remote control system, the G46 burner is the best choice because it’s tapered shape allows the safety pilot to be attached to the angled side of the burner instead of on the end, which reduces the required clearance by more than half compared to other burners allowing the use a larger set of logs in the fireplace.
			What’s the difference between the G4 and the G45 burners? The G45 burner is simply a G4 burner with a built in front flame burner. The wedge shaped rectangular pan has a main burner tube going down the middle and a smaller front flame burner that “Ts” off from the main burner. The additional front flame burner allows you to position the burner directly beneath the logs while giving you a nice bed of glowing embers with flames lapping up around the front log and up between the middle logs.			What’s the difference between the G45 and the G46 burners? The G46 incorporates a Triple T burner system, which maximizes the flame coming  up through the logs as well as the flames that produce glowing embers beneath. Triple T burners have an extra burner that T’s off the main burner and goes beneath the front log where all of the glowing embers are, so you get a much nicer bed of glowing embers as well as an ample amount of flame coming up and around the logs.
Approval: For sizes 30″ and smaller, you can purchase the G4 burner system in a RADCO approved match-light configuration. If you purchase a RADCO approved set and add a safety pilot, the safety pilot will be shipped separately and you will have to install it yourself. If you need an ANSI approved burner or wish to have the factory install a safety pilot, they no longer do this for G4 burners, so you will need to purchase a G45 or G46 burner if you must have ANSI approval. The			Approval: For sizes 30″ and smaller, you can purchase the G45 burner system in a (match-light) setup. If you pay a bit more for an ANSI approved G45 burner system, the factory will install the approved safety pilot of your choice and apply the ANSI certification at the factory. If this is the case, you might want to compare the G45 to the G46 burner because it is more likely that the G46 burner will be a better choice. The G45 burner has no approval rating in sizes that are 36″ and larger.			Approval: The G46 burner is ANSI approved.
Things to keep in mind: Since the safety pilots and remote control systems are attached to the side or end of the G4 burner, they will require an additional 8 to 10 inches of clearance to each side of your log set, which can dramatically reduce the size logs that you can use.  This is why we recommend the G46 burner if you are using a remote control. The SPK-26 manual safety pilot only adds an additional 3″ to each side of the burner, so the G4 burner with an SPK-26 safety pilot is still an excellent choice.			Things to keep in mind: Since the safety pilots and remote control systems are attached to the side or end of the G45 burner, they will require an additional 8 to 10 inches of clearance to “Each Side” of your log set, which can dramatically  reduce the size logs that you can use…which is why it is recommended to get the G46 burner if you are using a remote control. The SPK-26 manual safety pilot only adds an additional 3″ to each side of the burner, so the G45 burner with an SPK-26 safety pilot is still an excellent choice.			Things to keep in mind: Sizes are limited from 18″ to 30″, so for larger fireplaces, you should go with the G45 burner system instead. You cannot purchase a G46 burner without a safety pilot; so if you want a match light system you would need the G45 or G4. The G46 burner is not available for see-thru fireplaces.

Peterson Real Fyre Log Sizing

Sizing your new Peterson Real Fyre gas log set is one of the most important steps in determining which log and burner set will work best for you.  Putting too large of a gas log set into the fireplace is the biggest mistake a consumer makes. The simple fact of being able to fit the set in the fireplace is not the only objective.

As nice as it may look to have a log set that goes from wall to wall with-in your fireplace, you will need a certain amount of breathing room to center the set after taking into consideration the space needed to make your gas connections. Not providing enough space for the gas log set can create a difficult install, an off center log set, operational issues, and even potentially ruin a control valve.

Measuring Your Fireplace

Each of the Peterson Real Fyre log and burner sets will have several measurements listed with it to help guide you in fitting your log set.

The first step is to measure your existing fireplace for opening width (A), height (B), rear width (C) and depth (D)

Be sure to only measure the usable floor space of your fireplace.  There may be areas that are intended to be used for door installation, fire screens or space that is intended to be purely cosmetic.  Comparing these measurements against the measurements provided with each log and burner set will allow you to see if a certain size log set with a specific ignition system will fit in your fireplace.

Peterson Gas Log Sizing Example

As an example lets say you are interested in purchasing a 24″ Charred Cedar Vented Log Set / G45 Triple T Millivolt Pilot Natural Gas Burner with Remote.  This log and burner set has the following listed Minimum Hearth Dimensions.  Width at the mid point of the fireplace – 36″  Height – 18″ Depth – 14″.

And your fireplace measurements are as follows:  Opening Width (A) – 42″  Height (B) – 22″ Depth (D)-14″ Rear Width (C) – 32″

By comparing the two sets of dimensions it becomes clear that this log set will fit within this fireplace.  There are 4″ of additional height over what is needed.  The depth is exactly the same at 14″. And taking the opening width (42″) and rear width (32″), adding them together (74″) and dividing by 2 you get the mid-point width of the fireplace which would be 37″.

These measurements provided from the manufacturer are meant to allow for safe and effective use of your Peterson Real Fyre Gas Logs.