The Firebox 30″ is a versatile contemporary outdoor fire pit that combines simplicity with solidity. At 30” square and 15” tall, it is a large enough fire pit to be the focal point of your outdoor room, or can be used in multiples to create a spectacular outdoor fire feature. The Firebox’s minimal design fits right into the modern back yard or can be easily integrated with other outdoor furnishings. 

 

The Firebox 30″ fire pit uses a certified 60,000 btu manual lit outdoor burner which comes with a 2 YEAR warranty on the burner – the best in the business. This fire feature creates ambiance and significant heat for those chilly evenings and can be specified for natural gas or propane. The outdoor fire pit is operated with a simple skeleton key and is manually lit – a simple combination that is designed to be durable and reliable. There is also an electronic hot start with wall switch or remote at 60,000 btu’s. Finally there is also an ethanol ( bio fuel ) burner option which greatly expands the ability to use a fire pit when running lines or tanks is impossible. Very modern, clean and when dressed with glass really takes on a totally different look. 

 

All Solus outdoor fire pits are shipped complete with lava/firestone topping and are available in any of our 10 Solus High-performance Concrete Colours. Options available for the firebox 30″ include an Ipe hardwood table top to give it added functionality. Other options include a Solus all weather sunbrella cover, firestone and fireglass ( 3 colours ). 

Before switching any power on, it is ensured that the heat pump is full of water and that water is flowing through it. The mains power is then switched on, followed by the on/off switch on the heater. A red indicator shows that the heater is powered. An amber light on the heater indicates that the filter pump is in operation. If the pump does not operate or if the pump interlock has not been fitted, the heater will not heat. 

 

The desired pool temperature is now set using the thermostat dial. A green light on the heater indicates that the heating elements are powered and water is being heated. When the set temperature is reached, the green light is extinguished. A white light on the heater indicates that the water temperature is below the factory set safety thermostat trip level. If this temperature is reached, the heater has overheated. In this case, the safety thermostat trips and the unit is shut down. This trip must be reset manually. 

 

In normal operation, the green light will only be lit (and heating will occur) if all the other lamps are lit and the pool water temperature is below the set temperature.