2/8
Flue collar diameter
180 mm int / 200 mm ext
Smoke exit on the top
Recommended fuel
Wooden logs
Forbidden fuel
All others
Front loading, log length up to
65 cm
Big glass with panoramic view (resistant to 750°C)
Cast-iron firebox
Speed regulation
Manual
Weight
224 Kg
Power
10,5 kW
Corrected heated volume
180 to 420 m
3
Functioning time at normal speed mode*
1 hour
Functioning time at slow speed mode*
3 hours
Loading frequency at the nominal heating capacity
Smoke mass flow
9,51 g/s
Appliance efficiency
70,3 %
CO rate in smoke with 13% of 0
2
0,41 %
Consumption at the normal speed
3,6 Kg/h
Average temperature of smoke
383 °C
Minimal distance to adjacent combustible material
40 cm / back
40 cm / lateral sides
150 / front
INTERMITTENT APPLIANCE
* For a load of wood weighing 3,6 kg with a moisture content of 12 % and a heating value of 15,7 MJ/kg.
Always respect all the regulations in force in the country where the appliance is installed. In France, the evacuation system for
combustion products should be carried out according to the DTU 24.1 from February 2006.
First of all, check the quality of the flue lining. Its role is crucial. It will influence the final result, supplying the firebox with primary
air and extracting combustion gases.
Most of the problems you may encounter while using a chimney are linked to a defect of the flue lining. So, it is a very important
element that must be carefully studied. You should not entirely rely on the functioning mode of your previous appliance, as its needs in
fresh air supply may be different.
A good chimney should be made of a material that is not a good heat conductor and that does not cool quickly.
The minimal cross-section of the flue lining, while functioning with the door closed, should be 150 mm subject to the conformity
with the EN 13384.1 standard. If it is possible, we advise using a flue lining whose cross-section is less than 180 mm.
Any decrease of the section, even at the outlet, should not be accepted because it may reduce the smoke rate, causing a back
draft in the room when the door is open.
The chimney opening should be in the same room as the appliance.
Draft valves are forbidden.
The flue lining should be perfectly airtight.
The connection duct and the smoke duct or tubing should be G assigned; it means they should be resistant to the chimney fire.
The appliances should be connected to ducts that are made for a temperature 50 °C more than the temperature of the appliance,
independently from the connection mode.
Its height should be at least 5 m and it should go out to the open air at least 0.40 m from the ridge of the roof or any other obstacle
situated at less than 8 m from the flue lining.
Possible by-passes should be covered.
Draft should be between 12 and 15 Pascals in normal use and it should decrease to about 5 Pascals in the slow mode. It should
never drop below 12 Pascals in normal use, as this would mean it is inefficient.
If the depression is excessive, a draft moderator should be installed.
If the depression is not sufficient, you should refer to the flue
lining specifications described in this paragraph.
If the cross-section of the flue lining is too big, the volume to be reheated will be too much and the draft will not function normally.
In this case, a tubing made of wood/coal compatible material should be installed.
Tubing should follow the regulations of the DTU 24.1.. Its dimensions should correspond to precise calculations (EN 13384.1 standard)
that only a professional fitter can define.
Remove all the collecting tubes whose outlet sections are below 2.5 dm
2
.
We recommend placing an airtight cleanout door about 50 cm below the smoke tube axe.
Before connecting, check that the flue lining is perfectly clean. Sweep it if necessary.
Appliances should be installed in accordance with the current specifications of the technical documentation (D.T.U.). We
recommend having the appliance installed by a professional fitter. All the national and local regulations should be observed.
Extractors that are in operation in the same room or in the same space as the appliance may seriously disturb the functioning of
the appliance.
Simultaneous functioning of other appliances in the same space as the appliance can disturb the draft functioning.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FITTER
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
