Pellets Stove
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PACKING
PACKING
PACKING
PACKING
Packing
Packing
Packing
Packing
The packing includes a cardboard box, which is recyclable in accordance with RESY guidelines, some
recyclable inserts made of expanded EPS and wooden pallet. All package materials can be used again for
similar use or taken away as solid urban waste in accordance with the regulation in force.
After you have taken the package away make sure the appliance is in perfect conditions.
Important: we recommend you move the appliance with adequate means paying attention to the safety
regulation. Don’t turn the package upside down and handle the majolica details with care.
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CHIMNEY FLUE
CHIMNEY FLUE
CHIMNEY FLUE
CHIMNEY FLUE
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
This chapter gives you some directions for a good and correct fulfilment of the chimney flue but it doesn’t
replace the regulations in force that a qualified chimney setter should know.
The company declines any responsibility for the bad functioning of the stove if that is caused by a bad
dimensioned chimney flue that is not in accordance with the regulation in force UNI10683.
Chimney flue
Chimney flue
Chimney flue
Chimney flue
The chimney flue or chimney has a great importance for a heating appliance which uses solid combustible
materials of b type with forced draft; as modern heating appliances are high efficient with colder fumes and a
consequent lower draft it is really important that the chimney flue is properly built and always maintained
perfectly efficient. The chimney flue must be single (regulation UNI7129/92) or going outside (regulation
UNI7129/92) (see picture 1 a and b) which is not allowed in building with several floors and flats. It is not
possible to connect more than one pellets appliance to the same chimney flue.
Pic. 1
Technical characteristics
Technical characteristics
Technical characteristics
Technical characteristics
The chimney flue must be fume tight (a seepage of air through cracks or an inspection door which isn’t fume
tight will highly reduce the draught of the chimney). It must be vertical without obstructions, made of materials
that are impermeable to fumes and condensate, thermal insulated and adequate to be resistant against
normal mechanical stress on a long term (we recommend chimneys made of a/316 or refractory material with
double insulated chamber of round section). It must be insulated from the outside to avoid phenomenon of
condensate and to decrease the effect of fumes cooling. It must be separated from materials that are
combustible or easily inflammable by means of air space or insulating materials. The chimney fireplace throat
must be located in the same room where the appliance is installed or at least in the next room and
