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• Front glass

• Heat resistant ceramic glass

The specific precautions that shall be taken

when the local space heater is assembled, in-

stalled or maintained, are listed in the attached

documents:

• Installation and maintenance manual
• User manual

Technical data

Unilux-7 40

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Summary of Contents for Unilux-7 40

Page 1: ...Installation and maintenance manual Unilux 7 40 Serial number Production date...

Page 2: ...ise 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 documen...

Page 3: ...learances to a non flammable ceiling 17 5 7 Clearances in front of the appliance 18 6 Installation 20 6 1 Installation requirements 20 6 1 1 Requirements on the installation of the appliance in an exi...

Page 4: ...rior of the combustion chamber 30 9 Technical data 34 9 1 Technical data 34 10 Dimensions 36 10 1 Frameless appliance 36 10 2 Appliance with built in frame 38 10 3 Appliance with classic frame 40 10 4...

Page 5: ...tion Bladel February 1 2021 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 perform...

Page 6: ...a typical setup The illustrations are for instructional use only 2 1 How to work with this document 1 Make yourself familiar with the structure and content of the document 2 Read the safety chapter in...

Page 7: ...th a steel frame door A Door handle B Glass C Primary air inlet D Grate F Log guard G Ash tray under the grate H Ceramic panels I Top flue connector1 J Control lever Figure 1 Top view of the Unilux 7...

Page 8: ...teel P Lower baffle ceramic Q Connection for external combustion air Figure 2 Bottom view of the Unilux 7 40 with screened door R Connection for external combustion air S Rear flue connector Figure 3...

Page 9: ...ements for the installation of the appliance The appliance is intended for intermittent use and is not intended for continuous use The appliance is intended to heat the room by direct heating It is no...

Page 10: ...n air inlet C Chimney D Convection air outlet E Air supply to the room F Ventilation air inlet G Convection ventilation air outlet Figure 5 Installation with external combustion air supply in a new fi...

Page 11: ...chimney has no creaks and is in general good order Install a suitable cap on the chimney outlet to avoid birds nests build in the chimney Parts in the appliance can be moved during transportation Mak...

Page 12: ...mat Promatect L insulating board 0 083 W m K Skamol Skamotec 225 0 06 W m K Skamol Super Isol 0 08 W m K Only use white unbound ceramic insulation wool Do not use glass wool or rock wool these materia...

Page 13: ...flammable wall Top view Table 3 dimensions and minimum clearances to a flammable wall Description Insulation plate 25 mm A Air gap 25 mm B Thickness plate 100 mm C Air gap Spacer 25 mm D A B C 150 mm...

Page 14: ...42 5 cm between the insulation plate and the flammable ceiling Alternative without a false ceiling Make an open space of minimum 50 cm height between the chimney enclosure top side complete width and...

Page 15: ...e the appliance make sure to protect it against direct heat radiation Make sure to put a non flammable insulation plate with a thickness of minimum 30 mm between the wooden beam and the appliance with...

Page 16: ...flammable wall Top view Table 5 Minimum dimensions between appliance and non flammable walls Insulation plate 25 mm A Air gap 20 mm B Thickness plate 25 mm C Air gap Spacer 20 mm D A B C 65 mm E B C...

Page 17: ...mplete width and depth of the enclosure and the non flammable ceiling Figure 9 and Table 6 show the minimum thickness of the insulation plates and the minimum clearances to a non flammable ceiling Mak...

Page 18: ...m 50 mm thick ness false ceiling Not applicable the top side of the chimney enclosure is open with a clearance of minimum 20 cm to the ceil ing A Distance between convec tion air outlet opening and ce...

Page 19: ...depth C Minimum 180 cm clearance from the front of the appliance Figure 10 Height of appliance versus depth of the non flammable floor plate 1 Measure the distance between the floor and the bottom of...

Page 20: ...ion of the appliance in a new built fireplace Important Make sure the floor is made of concrete or a solid pedestal of nonflammable material Make sure that the floor temperatures under and in front of...

Page 21: ...ore than 2 bends of 45 Do not use horizontal flue pipes 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 r...

Page 22: ...clamp A Appliance B Existing open fireplace C Flue gas pipe D Ceramic insulation E Combustion air inlet F Chimney adapter Figure 11 Chimney adapter 7 Put a layer of ceramic wool around the flexible f...

Page 23: ...lly Use a spirit level 4 Pull the flexible flue pipe through the opening in the top of the appliance 5 Connect the flexible flue pipe on the flue pipe connector Use a hose clamp Make sure the white ga...

Page 24: ...on air supply to the bottom of the appliance refer to chapter 6 3 3 3 Make sure that the appliance is installed horizontally Use a spirit level 4 If necessary adjust the adjustable feet Use a 13 mm fo...

Page 25: ...Attach the other end of the flexible aluminum pipe on the collar adapter Use a hose clamp 6 3 3 Connect the optional external air supply bottom connection Note The appliance has the possibility to con...

Page 26: ...de of the flue system becomes hot Refer to the installation instructions of the flue system for safe installation Follow these instructions with regard to safe distances to combustible material If the...

Page 27: ...you use other material than bricks install the material in accordance with the instructions of the supplier of the material If you use other material than bricks refer to the instructions of the suppl...

Page 28: ...ace needs to harden and to avoid damage to the plaster work 1 Make sure the door closes and opens easy 2 Make sure the control lever moves easy to left and right without undue noise 3 Make sure all ce...

Page 29: ...uer damage 7 2 Combustion air supply 1 Make sure that the inlet of the pipe of the external combustion air supply is not blocked by leaves or other debris 2 Clean the inlet of the pipe of the external...

Page 30: ...nstruction and lower baffle refer to step 5 of this instruction 1 Remove the door a Open the door completely 2 Remove the bottom a Lift the grate and remove from the combustion chamber b Lift the left...

Page 31: ...nd a 10 mm fork spanner Make sure the nut stays attached to the socket screw b Push up the front of the heat shield 1 and pull it forward 2 and move downward to a vertical position 3 c Remove the uppe...

Page 32: ...ance 5 Remove the ceramic side panels a Move the left side panel a little upward and inwards 1 and remove it from the appliance 2 b Move the right side panel a little upward and inwards 3 and remove i...

Page 33: ...ottom of the ceramic back panel forward and remove it from the appliance Note To put the parts of the combustion chamber interior back do the above instructions in opposite order Removal of the interi...

Page 34: ...013 hPa carbon monoxide CO 0 08 vol 1049 mg Nm3 particles PM 39 mg Nm3 organic gaseous compounds OGC 83 mg Nm3 nitrogen oxides NOx 128 mg Nm3 Flue gas mass flow 5 8 g s Flue gas temperature 293 C Chim...

Page 35: ...c glass The specific precautions that shall be taken when the local space heater is assembled in stalled or maintained are listed in the attached documents Installation and maintenance manual User man...

Page 36: ...10 Dimensions 10 1 Frameless appliance Figure 13 Dimensions of frameless appliance with screened glass door Dimensions 36 Unilux 7 40...

Page 37: ...Figure 14 Dimensions of frameless appliance with steel frame door Dimensions Unilux 7 40 37...

Page 38: ...10 2 Appliance with built in frame Figure 15 Dimensions of appliance with built in frame and screened glass door Dimensions 38 Unilux 7 40...

Page 39: ...Figure 16 Dimensions of appliance with built in frame and metal frame door Dimensions Unilux 7 40 39...

Page 40: ...10 3 Appliance with classic frame Figure 17 Dimensions of appliance with classic frame and screened glass door Dimensions 40 Unilux 7 40...

Page 41: ...Figure 18 Dimensions of appliance with classic frame and metal frame door Dimensions Unilux 7 40 41...

Page 42: ...10 4 Appliance with classic frame and 45 flue connector Figure 19 Dimensions of appliance with classic frame 45 flue connector and screened glass door Dimensions 42 Unilux 7 40...

Page 43: ...Figure 20 Dimensions of appliance with classic frame 45 flue connector and metal frame door Dimensions Unilux 7 40 43...

Page 44: ...after 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...

Page 45: ...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 46: ...Warranty Terms 46 Unilux 7 40...

Page 47: ...Warranty Terms Unilux 7 40 47...

Page 48: ...Your Barbas dealer 001 25 03 2021 351078...

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