HINT!
The heater should be transported in a vertical
position!
NOTE!
The heater should be installed by a
professional plumbing company according to
the standards in force!
NOTE!
It is forbidden to install the heater outside of
the building (in the open).
Fuel
The fuel should be stored in a separate technical
storage room, close to the heater or in the room,
where the heater is located, however, not closer
than 0.5 m (two feet) from the heater.
NOTE!
It is forbidden to install a forced ventilation
system in the heater room.
Ventilation
It is forbidden to use forced ventilation in the
installation room of the heater, taking in air for
combustion from its room, and with a gravitational
combustion gas removal, and in the room in which
the intake ducts for the combustion gas lines are
located.
The use of individual forced ventilation units in
rooms directly adjacent to the room of installation of
the heater may also cause the emergence of
underpressure and uncontrolled outflow of
combustion gases from the heater into the room.
In the installation room of the heater, there must be
ensured a gravitational air supply and exhaust
system. This system may not cause the emergence
of underpressure in the room.
The air supply system should ensure an inflow or
combustion air in a volume not less than 10 cu m
per hour for each kW of installed nominal burner
power and not less than 20 cu m per hour for each
person foreseen to permanently remain in the room.
The air supply and ventilation ducts should be
protected by steel mesh and constructed in such a
way that they cannot be clogged. The placement of
the mesh units should not cause draughts to
emerge.
NOTE!
The supply of a sufficient volume of fresh air
to the heater room needs to be ensured. Lack
of sufficient fresh air supply produces the risk
of incomplete combustion and the formation
of carbon monoxide.
a safe distance of at least 1.5 metres (five
feet) be maintained from combustible
materials during installation and operation of
the heater,
FHSPN series heaters may be stored in unheated
rooms that are necessarily covered with a roof and
provided with ventilation.
Before installation, the completeness of the scope of
delivery and its technical condition need to be
inspected.
6.2. Assembly requirements
Before installation of the heater, one needs to
acquaint themselves with the requirements of this
manual and the requirements of the relevant national
provisions.
Adherence to requirements included in the manual
during assembly and use of the heater shall enable
long-term and trouble-free operation of the heater,
and shall allow one to achieve optimum thermal
parameters.
It is suggested for the heating system to be designed,
the individual devices to be chosen and assembled
by a specialised plumbing company having
appropriate permits. The installation of the device
should be preceded by consultation with a chimney
specialist and a fire safety specialist.
It is recommended, before assembly begins, to hold
a written expert opinion on the building insulation
and ventilation and a chimney opinion concerning
the ventilation of fumes (of the chimney).
6.3. Arrangement of heater in the room
FHSPN series heaters require no special foundations,
however, care must be taken for them to be
precisely levelled. The heater should stand on an even,
stable surface with sufficient load bearing capacity. In case
of insufficient load bearing capacity, measures need to be
undertaken for the required load bearing capacity to be
achieved.
The floor in the heater installation room should be made of
non-combustible materials. Should the floor be made out of
combustible materials, it should be covered with a steel
sheet with a thickness of at
least 1 mm, up to a distance of at least one metre (three
feet) from the heater outline.
When arranging the heater setup, consider fire
safety conditions. It is recommended that
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