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Note:
• It is possible to install the appliance without external air supply and take

combustion air from the installation room. If so, make sure the combustion

air inlet on the appliance is not blocked and the ventilation air inlets are

according the requirements. Refer to 

6.1.2

 for dimensions of the ventilation

air openings.

• The appliance is a room-sealed appliance when combustion air comes

from the outer side of the building through a flexible pipe that is connected

to one of these:
• the combustion air inlet of the appliance.
• the combustion air inlet on the combustion air box.
• the combustion air inlet on the convection ventilator / combustion air

box.

• If not connected to one of these three possibilities, the appliance is not a

room-sealed appliance and the data for leak tightness as given in chapter 

8

 are not valid.

• It is strongly recommended to install a valve in the external combustion air

supply pipe, to avoid debris in the pipe and to avoid water vapor

condensation in the appliance when not in use.

1. Identify the location in the outer wall or in the floor (to a ventilated crawl space) for

the external combustion air supply inlet.

2. Make a hole in the outer wall or floor with at least a diameter of 125 mm.
3. Install a grate in the hole in the outer wall. A grate is not needed when the

combustion air supply comes from the crawl space under the floor.

4. If applicable, select one of the 3 inlet openings on the left, right or bottom of the

optional combustion air inlet box or the convection ventilator / combustion air inlet

box .

a) Remove the break out plate in the selected inlet opening of the optional

convection air/ combustion air inlet box with a hammer.

b) Put the collar adaptor in the open inlet opening.
c) Bend out the 3 lips on the collar adaptor, to attach the collar adaptor on the inlet

opening.

5. Connect a flexible aluminum pipe with a diameter of 125 mm on the combustion air

inlet on the appliance or on the collar adaptor. Secure the connection with a clamp.

6. Connect the other end with the hole in the floor or the grate in the wall. Use a

suitable connector.

Installation

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Falcon 80/56

Summary of Contents for Falcon 80/56

Page 1: ...I Installation and maintenance manual Falcon 80 56 Serial number Production date...

Page 2: ...se without the prior written permission of Barbas Bellfires BV This document could contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors Barbas Bellfires BV reserves the right to revise this document...

Page 3: ...quirements 16 6 1 1 General requirements 16 6 1 2 Requirements on the installation of the appliance 16 6 1 3 Requirements on the chimney 17 6 2 Preparation for installation 17 6 3 Installation procedu...

Page 4: ...chnical data 29 9 Dimensions 31 9 1 Frameless appliance 31 9 2 Appliance with built in frame 32 9 3 Appliance with 3 sided classic frame 33 9 4 Appliance with 4 sided classic frame 34 10 Warranty Term...

Page 5: ...d function Bladel September 18 2018 place and date of issue Signature The performance of the product identified in point 1 is in conformity with the declared performance in point 7 This declaration of...

Page 6: ...by publication on a list by the Secretary of State in accordance with changes made to sections 20 and 21 of the Clean Air Act 1993 by section 15 of the Deregulation Act 2015 In Scotland appliances ar...

Page 7: ...w a typical setup The illustrations are for instructional use only 3 1 How to work with this document 1 Make yourself familiar with the structure and content of the document 2 Read the safety chapter...

Page 8: ...t the ashes that fall through the grate F Cast iron panels Cover of the rear and sides of the combustion chamber G Heat shield Protects the steel in the top of the appliance against excessive heat rad...

Page 9: ...pports the lower baffle L Secondary air inlet Combustion air supply through the back wall into the combustion chamber Secondary air is used for clean burning M Air wash inlet Combustion air supply thr...

Page 10: ...convection air through the convection system Q Convection ventila tor Combustion air inlet box option Cover for the convection ventilator with inlet openings for the com bustion air S Adjustable feet...

Page 11: ...nded for indoor use to heat the room wherein it is installed Do not use it for other purposes The appliance is intended for use with wood logs or wood briquettes as fuel Do not use other fuels The app...

Page 12: ...installation room or from external N Note The appliance is a room sealed appliance when combustion air comes from the outer side of the building through a flexible pipe that is connected to the combu...

Page 13: ...ir inlet box and the outer side of the house B Convection air inlet opening Provides air for the convection ventilator A flexible aluminum pipe is connected between the convection air inlet opening an...

Page 14: ...I Item Description I Flexible aluminum pipe convection set option Extracts the heated convection air from the appliance Description 14 Falcon 80 56...

Page 15: ...Manual Do not use masking tape on the appliance Masking tape can damage the finish of the appliance Do not use fiberglass rockwool or any other sort of insulation material These materials produce a pu...

Page 16: ...properly ventilated 6 1 2 Requirements on the installation of the appliance Do not install the appliance against a combustible rear wall or combustible side wall The appliance must be installed minimu...

Page 17: ...2 bends of 45 The chimney outlet must be at least 5 meter above the top of the appliance The chimney outlet must be at least 40 cm above the top of a sloped roof The chimney outlet must be at least 1...

Page 18: ...mes You can use the carrying tubes to move the appliance 2 Install the appliance Make sure the distance between the appliance and rear wall is approximately 10 cm minimum 3 Remove the carrying tubes a...

Page 19: ...prove the performance of the appliance 1 Connect the flue to the flue gas connection on the appliance If necessary use a steel flue adaptor 2 If a flexible stainless steel flue is used secure the flue...

Page 20: ...er vapor condensation in the appliance when not in use 1 Identify the location in the outer wall or in the floor to a ventilated crawl space for the external combustion air supply inlet 2 Make a hole...

Page 21: ...e inlet opening d Connect a flexible aluminum pipe B on the collar adaptor A Use a hose clamp 2 Connect the flexible aluminum pipe to a fitting box in the chimney breast 3 On the appliance remove the...

Page 22: ...iance Keep approximately 10 cm free between the front of the appliance and the front of the fireplace 6 3 7 Build the fireplace Caution If the appliance is placed against a load bearing wall or a comb...

Page 23: ...east 50 mm from a combustible ceiling Table 7 Installation against a combustible ceiling Item Description A Appliance B Ventilation air outlet Outlet of heated air from the chimney breast C Insulation...

Page 24: ...inlets b If applicable install the fitting boxes of the convection air inlets c If applicable install the dimmer of the convection ventilator 5 If applicable install a mantle iron to support the brick...

Page 25: ...upply is not blocked by leaves or other debris 2 Clean the inlet of the pipe of the external combustion air supply 7 3 Convection air system Note Do the procedure in this section only when a convectio...

Page 26: ...ttached to the socket screw 2 Push up 1 the front of the heat shield and pull it forward 2 and move downward to a vertical position 3 3 Remove the heat shield from the appliance 7 5 2 Remove the lower...

Page 27: ...upper baffle over the support 5 Lower the right side of the upper baffle and remove it from the appliance 7 6 Place the baffles Do all procedures of 7 5 in reverse order 1 Place the upper baffle Make...

Page 28: ...Annual maintenance 2 28 Falcon 80 56...

Page 29: ...eak rate at 10 Pa 1 4 m3 h at 273 K 1013 hPa Emissions at 13 O2 273 K 1013 hPa carbon monoxide CO 0 09 vol 1122 mg Nm3 particles PM 33 mg Nm3 organic gaseous compounds OGC 90 mg Nm3 nitrogen oxides NO...

Page 30: ...5 mm on the optional convection ventilator combus tion air inlet box O Options Convection ventilator combustion air inlet box Combustion air inlet box Set of 2 adjustable height frames Electrical ener...

Page 31: ...9 9 Dimensions 9 1 Frameless appliance Dimensions Falcon 80 56 31...

Page 32: ...9 9 2 Appliance with built in frame With optional convection ventilator combustion air box Dimensions 32 Falcon 80 56...

Page 33: ...9 9 3 Appliance with 3 sided classic frame Dimensions Falcon 80 56 33...

Page 34: ...9 9 4 Appliance with 4 sided classic frame Dimensions 34 Falcon 80 56...

Page 35: ...they have manifested themselves 3 Complaints will only be accepted if they are reported to the Barbas dealer together with the serial number of the Barbas appliance which is stated on the front of the...

Page 36: ...oes not automatically imply that Barbas Bellfires B V also accepts liability for any possible damage The liability of Barbas Bellfires B V never extends further than that stated in these warranty cond...

Page 37: ...Warranty Terms Falcon 80 56 3 37...

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