ARTE NEAT 70, Installation & User Manual

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7.4. Air supply to adjacent rooms (Channel set-Optional Equipment)
ARTE® NEAT fireplaces have an option for connecting air tubes and provide hot air in adjacent rooms. At the top of the device there are two
holes in which you can connect said conductors.
To install the conductors you must follow the procedure below:
1. Configure appropriately the adjacent walls or drywall to install air ducts, with maximum diameter of 150mm, which must be properly
insulated.
2. Remove the holes covers by using a hammer. (Pic. 7.4.1)
3. Install collars with a diameter of 150mm (optional equipment) on the holes and bend the mounting strips. (Pic. 7.4.2)
4.
Mount the air ducts to the collars by using clamps.
(Pic. 7.4.3)
Pic. 7.4.1 Pic. 7.4.2 Pic. 7.4.3
The air ducts must be properly insulated to avoid noise and heat loss.
The output of the air ducts must be at least 2m above the floor so that the hot air is not directed straight on humans.
In case tubes over 5m are used, you must also install ventilators on the end of the tube in order to propel the air ducts that provide hot air on
adjacent rooms.
7.5. Combustion air intake
ARTE® NEAT fireplaces provide two different options for combustion air intake.
1. Use of internal air:
To use internal air remove the covers from the front of the device. (
Pic. 7.5.1
)
The presence of kitchen hoods, ventilation systems or other heating appliances may affect the operation of the fireplace. When operating
Opening the holes for the combustion air intake is IMPORTANT!
In case it is not done, there is serious risk of destroying the fireplace.