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5�4 SMOKE EVACUATION
The stove works with the combustion chamber under
negative pressure. It is essential to ensure that the tube
connection is waterproof.
Make sure that the flue is constructed according to the
regulation and that it is self-supporting in order to avoid
that it leans on the stove�
After choosing a suitable place for installation and taking
into account the rules listed in the paragraphs previous,
define the location of the exhaust duct fumes. The
connecting pipes can be used must include a marking CE
which defines according to the tests of its manufacturer,
possible use with solid fuel (reminder of DTU: Temperature
given by the stove manufacturer in the CE label plus 50 °
safety.) or in the Notice CSTB technique concerning the
installation of JØTUL stoves.
It is compulsory to have an insulated duct when this one
is located outside the dwelling and its height must exceed
the ridge by 40 cm in accordance with the decree of
1969. This duct must have nothing around in a radius 8
meters (Zone 1).
The stove connection must be as short as possible and
must not exceed 2(two) 90 ° elbows (1(one) 90 ° elbow =
2(two) 45 ° elbows).
It is necessary to provide a pipe at the bottom of the
first T at the smoke outlet, to allow the evacuation of the
condensation water which can form in the duct (fig� 5�5�3)�
Horizontal sections must be long maximum of 2-3 m
with an ascending slope of 3-5%. The flue connection
pipes must be at a regulatory distance from combustible
walls or non-combustible according to the DTU, namely
3 times the diameter if the wall is made of combustible
materials with a minimum of 375 m / m, and 1.5 times the
diameter if the wall is non-combustible with a minimum
of 200 m / m. The connection must be visible along its
entire route. The connection must not be made on a
used conduit by other devices (boilers, stoves, fireplaces,
etc.), or air extraction systems (hoods, vents, etc.). It is
forbidden to install valves or moderators draw.
If you have a problem, contact support JØTUL technique.
It is strictly forbidden to connect a non-waterproof with
a terminal outlet in Zone 2 (crawling from the roof)
or zone 3 (facade). These poses are reserved only for
waterproof holders of a CSTB technical opinion as well
as the connection.
5�3 COMBUSTION AIR
The stove during operation takes a lot of air (even modest)
in the environment where it is found, this air should
be restored through an air intake outside the room
(fig� 5�3 - PA = Air outlet)�
If the rear wall of the stove is an exterior wall, drill a hole
for the combustion air inlet to a guard at the soil about
20-30 cm. It is necessary to place outside a permanent
ventilation grille. In windy areas and exposed, a protective
hat must be provided. Make sure the air inlet is positioned
so not to be accidentally blocked. (Stacking of materials
on the outside against the grid). If it is not possible to
make an air duct direct in the wall, you can take the air
in the underground on the condition of channelling this
air from the outside so as not to not pollute the ambient
air. You can also take air directly into the crawlspace if it
is ventilated. The section of the crawl space grids must
correspond to 5 times the area of the grids in cm² of
the area in m² of the ground floor (Example: Ground
floor of 100 m² gives 500 cm² of grid area. (fig. 5.4 G
= grid, S = shutter) C cannot be considered as a air inlet
if the dwelling is equipped with Ventilation Controlled
Mechanics (VMC). DTU 24-1 and 24-2 must be
respected as well as the decree of OCTOBER 22, 1969.
The Sanitary Regulations Departmental Type (RSDT) in
§ 23-1 specifies the air entry conditions in the dwellings
and indicates that the air inlets must not be obstructed
by the user. If there are other heaters, it is necessary in
each local combustion air intake to ensure volume of air
necessary for the proper functioning of all the devices.
When in the room where the stove is present motorised
air extraction (VMC) bad could be caused by a lack
of air of combustion for the appliance. The decree of
02/23/2009 indicates a minimum section 50 cm² for
a solid fuel appliance whose power does not exceed 25
KW. Decree No. 2008-1231 article R131-1 (monoxide
of carbon) regulates air intake. You can channel the
combustion air using a coaxial connection (exhaust pipe
for smoke expulsion and another for aspiration air), so
there is no need to have a classic air intake in the room.
Decree No. 2008-1231 article R131-2 dispenses with the
direct outside air intake since the device has its own air
supply for appliances waterproof.