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 WATER HEATING FIREPLACE

 

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for water heating fireplace with air intake control (RT-08G) 

 

The  regulator  controls  the  intensity  of  the  combustion  in  the  fireplace  by  adjusting  the  combustion  air  damper,  so  as  to  maintain  the  water 
temperature in the fireplace to a desired, predetermined level. 

This results in enabling the regulator, in a second phase, when the water reaches a predetermined temperature to activate the pump of the 
heating circuit (HC) as well as the domestic hot water circulating pump (DHW). 

It regulates not only the start and end of the circulators but it also has the option, when the user wishes it, to give a periodic priority to the DHW 
pump in correlation to the HC pump. Recurrent priority means that it alternately activates the HC pump for 45 seconds and then suspends it for 
the next 4 minutes thus resulting in heating the DHW faster. 

It also has the option to shut down another heat source (e.g. gas boiler) when operating the fireplace or to command an additional pump or 
motorized valve (solenoid) with a maximum power of 500W. 

!

 

The regulator has an 

ANTI-FREEZE

 system which protects the heating circuit from potential freezing when the measured temperature is 

below 4

o

C, by automatically activating the HC pump. 

!

 

The regulator has an 

ANTI-CLOG

 system which operates the heating circuit pumps for one minute per week during the period that the 

device is not used. 

The regulator is equipped with its own emergency power source so a power supply interruption up to 8 seconds would not impair its smooth 
operation.  In  case  o  an  outage  longer  than  that,  an  uninterruptible  power  supply  device  can  be  used  (UPS).  For  safety  reasons,  if  the 
regulator is not receiving power, the damper closes completely and is automatically placed in the rest position (fully closed). 

7.4.2.1.

 

Using the regulator 

All  of  the  regulator  functions  can  be  controlled  via  the  control  panel  (

Pic.  15.1.1

).  When  the  regulator  is  not  operating,  the  light 

  (

1

illuminates amber to notify that it is in standby mode and the screen displays the water temperature in the water jacket, the  time and the 
time zone  (if it is  enabled).  To  activate  the  control panel  press  the  F1 

  (

3

)  key  once.  To  disable it hold  the  same key pressed  for  about 1 

second. 

 

Operation 
light 

Red 

 failure 

Amber 

 Stand by 

Green 

 Normal operation 

Flashing green 

 Manual operation 

Graphic display screen 

F1 Key ON/OFF 

PLUS Key 

MINUS Key 

CONFIRM parameters Key 

TOGGLE parameters Key 

F2 Key (

ESC-

 

 return to the main display

The device status is indicated in the graphic display screen (

2

) in the form of text and images. It also includes information on the operation of 

individual system components, temperature sensors and it allows changing parameters. 

Switching between the different displays is done by the TOGGLE 

 (

7

) key. When you are in a display that allows any parameter change you 

must press the CONFIRM 

 (

6

) key. The parameter field will start flashing and you can now change the value by pressing the 

 (

4

) or 

 (

5

keys. If any display has more than one parameter fields, move between them with the TOGGLE 

 (

7

) key and by pressing the CONFIRM 

 (

6

key register that change. 

!

 

If you do not register the altered parameter within 10 seconds, it will be ignored by the regulator. The field will stop flashing and the 
parameter will revert to its previous value. 

Summary of Contents for NIREAS

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Page 2: ...preparation 14 7 3 3 Combustion air intake 14 7 3 4 Power failure 14 7 3 5 Heating during seasonal change or in adverse weather conditions 15 7 4 Adjusting the combustion air 15 7 4 1 Adjusting the c...

Page 3: ...ced locally which creates local employment and more tax revenues stay in the province 2 2 Buying firewood Where can I get my firewood Regenerated ready to burn firewood can be purchased from dealers F...

Page 4: ...rewood Avoid wood that pops chestnut conifers such as cedar spruce and pine as they may damage your fireplace or the flue Pay attention to the size of the logs Good firewood must have been cut at leas...

Page 5: ...on its insulation In average the required heat output for a properly insulated room and with external temperature of 0 is 40 kCal h per m3 Taking into account that 1kW equals 860 kCal h an equivalent...

Page 6: ...omising the secure transfer of our products 4 1 Unpacking the fireplace 1 The product will be delivered on a wooden palette which is lined with wooden side panels and top panel Pic 4 1 1 2 Firstly rem...

Page 7: ...rs Do not use ANY fuel other than the recommended 5 4 Flue security instructions Prior to installing the fireplace ARTE the chimney sweep or a qualified technician should check the condition and opera...

Page 8: ...e inclination and the distance of the chimney from the ridge according to the following table Pic 5 4 2 3 Inclination RIDGE CHIMNEY DISTANCE MIN HEIGHT ABOVE THE RIDGE m H m 15 1 85 m 0 50 m OVER THE...

Page 9: ...must be placed on top of the trunk approximately 20cm from the ceiling The grille must always be installed as its purpose is to allow the heat that builds up inside the trunk to be released in the roo...

Page 10: ...ons referring to national and European standards The installation can be set into operation only after it has been tested by a qualified inspector Prior to installing the new fireplace please contact...

Page 11: ...d only in case of heater map installation 13 Water pump 14 Automatic filling valve 15 Closed expansion tank 16 ARTE NIREAS fireplace 9 Fan coil heater 10 Radiator or heater mat 11 Temperature pressure...

Page 12: ...r map installation 13 Water pump 14 Automatic filling valve 15 Closed expansion tank 16 ARTE NIREAS fireplace 9 Fan coil heater 10 Radiator or heater mat 11 Temperature pressure gauge 12 Three way val...

Page 13: ...ge 12 Three way valve for by pass 5 Drainage 6 Water distribution box 7 Buffer tank 8 Hot water 1 Automatic vent valve 2 Thermometer 3 Overheating safety valve 4 ARTE NIREAS fireplace ARTE NIREAS fire...

Page 14: ...uipped with the following control systems 7 2 About ARTE NIREAS fireplace The fireplace that you just received is a device designed to offer excellent heating distribution in the area with a very high...

Page 15: ...ith external fresh air When you open the door of the combustion chamber for adding firewood there should be no pressure difference between outdoor and indoor air in the room so it is good to keep the...

Page 16: ...r intake damper To prevent overheating they are equipped with a sensor positioned in the copper tube Table 7 2 2 Line 10 of the water jacket where in the case of overheating the device closes the supp...

Page 17: ...o an outage longer than that an uninterruptible power supply device can be used UPS For safety reasons if the regulator is not receiving power the damper closes completely and is automatically placed...

Page 18: ...nages the DHW and HC pumps The table below presents the different modes of operation of the fireplace ICON MODE DESCRIPTION ON The air intake damper is automatically adjusted in order to stabilize the...

Page 19: ...e operation of another heat source e g gas boiler or to command an additional pump or solenoid when the water temperature reaches a predetermined value 7 4 2 5 TIME ADJUSTMENT screen The screen displa...

Page 20: ...the top of the buffer tank T1 The screen displays WAW temp sensor T1 damaged If the sensor is not installed the alarm is not activated Failure of the sensor on the bottom of the buffer tank T2 The scr...

Page 21: ...in order for enough air for combustion to enter Close the door again once the wood ignites 7 Ensure there is adequate air supply oxygen to maintain the flame clear and powerful when you reduce the amo...

Page 22: ...scharged directly through the draft of the flue to the exterior and not in the heating area ARTE NIREAS chamber manages to provide the maximum secondary combustion performance An automatic air intake...

Page 23: ...be stored in a closed container until cooled down or buried on the ground or dispersed somewhere 10 2 2 Glass ARTE NIREAS fireplace has a single ceramic glass in the window of the combustion chamber i...

Page 24: ...lean the flue chimney all the way from the fireplace to the flue end point above the house A good practice is to clean the flue after each operating season and to inspect it prior to the start to ensu...

Page 25: ...ttles inside the fireplace it forms rust which expands the more it settles This can cause excessive pressure on the fireplace joints thus causing damage NOTE It is recommended to thoroughly clean the...

Page 26: ...WATER HEATING FIREPLACE NIREAS 25 12 DIMENSIONS...

Page 27: ...Device dimensions W x D x H cm 77 5 50 128 Combustion chamber dimensions W x D x H cm 60 32 42 Flue draft Pa 12 Heated area m2 55 200 Weight kg 208 External air inlet The section must be increased by...

Page 28: ...artial 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 unauthorized alter...

Page 29: ...INSTALLATION USER MANUAL WATER HEATING FIREPLACE NIREAS 28 Page NOTES S N S N...

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