Heat N Glo & Quadra-Fire IPI Remote

Because fireplace ignition systems vary significantly, you must cross-reference your fireplace's model number with the manufacturer's compatibility list. Check your owner's manual or the data plate located on your fireplace unit to find the exact model number before purchasing.

Yes, as an IPI (Intermittent Pilot Ignition) system component, this remote typically requires a simple 'learning' or pairing process to sync with your fireplace's receiver module. Detailed instructions for this pairing sequence are included with the remote and are specific to the receiver installed in your unit.

This is an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part produced by HHT. Using an OEM remote ensures the correct frequency and signal compatibility for your Heat N Glo or Quadra-Fire system, avoiding the connectivity issues often found with universal aftermarket remotes.

First, ensure the batteries in both the remote and the receiver module are fresh, as low power is the most common cause of signal failure. If the issue persists, verify that the receiver module is set to the 'remote' position and re-run the pairing sequence outlined in your manual.

The functionality of this remote depends on your specific fireplace's control valve. While it is designed to manage the ignition and on/off operation, flame height adjustment is only possible if your fireplace is equipped with a modulating valve that supports remote-controlled flame height.