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must be at least 35 cm 

(Pic. 6.1.1)

For non flammable material, no requirements apply. 

 

6.2.

 

Wooden beams protection 

Given its properties, heat is transmitted through radiation. In case there are any wooden beams inside the radiation zone or in the way of the 
hot air, they MUST be properly insulated because the continuous exposure in high temperatures can make them deteriorate faster or even 
cause self ignition. Use proper insulation materials that are in accordance with European rules or, in case of high thermal stress you can also 
use metal linings. 

6.3.

 

General security instructions 

 

Never leave children alone or without supervision near the fireplace when it is lit. 

 

Teach children how to operate the fireplace correctly and safely. 

 

Never touch the external surfaces of the fireplace or the glass when it is lit. There is a high risk of burns! 

 

Due to the self closing door, you have to be extra careful when you are filling the fireplace. 

 

It is forbidden to use the fireplace as a waste incinerator. 

 

Don’t use burned or used wood as fuel. 

 

Remove the ash only after it has completely cooled off. 

 

Ash should be placed outdoors or be disposed in a place where there is no risk of ignition. 

 

Immediately inform your specialized local supplier if you find any malfunction. 

 

Don’t use chemicals or liquids as fire starters. 

 

Do not use ANY fuel other than the recommended 

 

6.4.

 

Flue security instructions 

Prior to installing the ARTE® fireplace the chimney sweep or a qualified technician should check the condition and operation of your chimney 
in accordance with the standards 

EN13384-1

 & 

EN13384-2

This way you ensure the best conditions for heating without issues. 

6.4.1.

 

Basic requirements for proper flue operation 

 

 The internal section of the flue must preferably be circular. In a case of square or rectangular 

flue, the internal corners should have a radius of at least 20mm. In case of rectangular flue, the 
ratio of the sides should be at maximum 1: 1.5 

 

The flue must be properly insulated and waterproof and constructed of materials with thermal 

resistance and resistance to combustion products and any deposits. 

 

The  flue must  have  no constrictions;  it must  have  a vertical  path  and it  should  not change in 

direction that exceeds 45

o

(Pic. 6.4.1.1)

 

 

In  case  of  an  existing  flue  the  construction  material  should  be  checked.  Materials  such  as 

cement with lime, galvanized steel and rough or porous materials are contraindicated as they 

 

 

Pic. 6.1.1 

Pic. 6.1.2 

Follow the operating instructions supplied with the product to help prevent fire and 

protect the environment.

 

Pic. 6.4.1.1 

Summary of Contents for NEAT 70

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...rating Instructions 15 8 1 Before initial use of an ARTE NEAT fireplace 15 8 2 About ARTE NEAT fireplace 16 8 3 General information 17 8 3 1 When the fireplace paint dries 17 8 3 2 Incineration prepar...

Page 3: ...in the infrared range Even when the air is very cold you can feel the warm rays of the sun on your skin Another advantage to wood is that it is produced locally which creates local employment and more...

Page 4: ...suitable for burning The reason for that is that the fire will be weak and pale and will produce dense smoke unburned tar and creosote soiling the ceramic glass and the flu It is preferable to get you...

Page 5: ...heat output There is not a specific rule that enables the calculation of the required heat output This depends on the amount of space that is required to be heated and mostly on its insulation In ave...

Page 6: ...CKAGING ARTE is devoted in protecting the environment so we use as much recyclable materials as possible and the least amount of packaging materials without compromising the secure transfer of our pro...

Page 7: ...pring Pic 5 1 3 4 Remove the retaining ring from the hinge and lift the door to remove it Ensure that the washer remains in place Pic 5 1 4 5 Remove the locking studs from both upper and lower side by...

Page 8: ...to the right socket Pic 5 1 16 17 Screw the other side of the spring by using the jam nut and the hexagon socket screw Pic 5 1 17 18 If it is necessary to adjust the door s alignment by using the hexa...

Page 9: ...re there is no risk of ignition Immediately inform your specialized local supplier if you find any malfunction Don t use chemicals or liquids as fire starters Do not use ANY fuel other than the recomm...

Page 10: ...n incorrectly fitted chimney may generate reimbursement of exhaust into the heating space due to down flow of the air Follow the instructions below to ensure proper dissipation of smoke Pic 6 4 2 1 Th...

Page 11: ...sions of the adjacent image Pic 7 1 1 For NEAT fireplaces the minimum diameter of the flue is 150mm if it is steel made or 180mm if it is made with concrete ceramic or brick The flue must be properly...

Page 12: ...it out Attention the baffle is removed by hand and no tools are used Pic 7 2 4 4 Remove the flue mounting flange and the metal plate by unscrewing the central hexagon bolt Pic 7 2 5 5 Unscrew the hexa...

Page 13: ...ates that are included in the packaging 10 Mount the metallic shell to the holes Pic 7 2 12 11 Place the main unit in the metallic shell and fasten by screwing the 2 hexagon bolts Pic 7 2 13 12 Screw...

Page 14: ...e openings must remain free and not able to be covered The must also have a minimum surface of 300cm2 for example a grille with size 30x10cm This way you achieve greater security Increase on the heat...

Page 15: ...ucts 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...

Page 16: ...d there should be no pressure difference between outdoor and indoor air in the room so it is good to keep the door open for about 1 5cm for 5 6 seconds and then fully open it ARTE NEAT fireplaces allo...

Page 17: ...alled in an existing fireplace and thus upload the thermal rate of your room 1 Main door with double ceramic glass 5 Vermiculite panels 2 Main door opening handle 6 Flue mounting flange 3 Combustion a...

Page 18: ...dling 2 Turn the combustion air regulator Table 8 2 1 line 3 on position 8 3 After the the ignition of the tablets wrapped sheets leave the door slightly open in order to ensure an adequate convection...

Page 19: ...stion is the initial wood burning at relatively low temperatures During the primary combustion large amounts of soot creosote and gas are produced due to the existence of water in the wood Creosote in...

Page 20: ...100Kgs of firewood Dispose the ash by following these steps Open the main door and use a small shovel or a scoop to remove the excess ash Dispose the ash in a metallic container with a tight lid The...

Page 21: ...cumulates on the flue lining When ignited this creosote makes an extremely hot fire Initially do a monthly check for the presence of soot above the deflector plate and around the outlet flue If the fi...

Page 22: ...horoughly and let the air control layout slightly open in order to let the air circulate Ensure that the rainwater cannot infiltrate from the flue Place a chimney cap that does not completely block th...

Page 23: ...on chamber intense soot deposition on the glass Open the air supply Small quantity of wood The wood is too wet The logs are too thick There is smoke coming out of the fireplace Check if there is adequ...

Page 24: ...INSTALLATION USERS MANUAL FIREPLACE NEAT 70 80 90 23 Page 13 DIMENSIONS DIMENSION MODEL NEAT 70 NEAT 80 NEAT 90 A cm 68 5 78 5 88 5 Table 13 1...

Page 25: ...5 45 48 88 5 45 48 Combustion chamber dimensions W x D x H cm 50x34x23 55 34 23 60 34 23 Flue draft Pa 12 2 Heated area m2 25 90 25 120 25 140 Weight kg 105 112 118 External air inlet The section must...

Page 26: ...e total or partial failure to comply with the specifications contained in it ARTE also declines all responsibility resulting from an improper use of the appliance incorrect use by the user from unauth...

Page 27: ...INSTALLATION USERS MANUAL FIREPLACE NEAT 70 80 90 26 Page NOTES S N...

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