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Side fireclay plate
149
470
480
28
7
76
8
10
64
96
0
43
3
12
8
Ø
Rated output
Pj
Dimensions
HxWxD
Weight Smoke
pipe
diameter
Rear outlet
axis height
Average
heating
capability
Average wood consump-
tion – one batch
(3 logs,
Ø10 cm, L30cm
humidity 15 – 20 %)
Product name
KK S
(kW)
(mm)
(kg)
(mm)
(mm)
(m
3
)
(kg / hour)
01
1064x480x433
110
02
1088x504x457
120
03
1094x490x443
125
04
1064x529x420
140
05
1064x529x420
148
06
1064x500x390
110
07
1088x524x414
120
08
1094x510x400
125
Tala
09
8
regulated
4 - 11
1118x628x396
145
150
960
180
2,6
Data for chimney technician
Efficiency
Air regulation
-via central air inlet
Exchanger
–
Design
1
self-closing door
Chimney
draught
Flue gases
Average
temperature of
flue gases
(%)
Volume (litres) Output
(kW)
(Pa)
g/s
(
o
C)
78
Primary –regulated
Secondary –regulated
CAI - none
–
–
1
10
7
252
Technical data table
Dimensioned sketch
Primary air
Fireclay ceiling
Side plate
Rear plate
Side plate
Grate
The fireclay plates protect the combustion chamber against
excessive heat and, at the same time, support combustion.
A possible crack in the fireclay does not affect combustion,
nor does it affect the service life of the stove.
The fireclay plates must be protected from impacts of logs
and similar mechanical impacts!
Replacing the fireclay plates
:
1. lift the grate through the ashpan space and re-
move it
2. lift the upper fireclay plate on one side and re-
move one of the side fireclay plates
3. remove the upper fireclay plate
4. remove the other side fireclay plate
5. remove the corner fireclay plates one by one
6. remove the rear fireclay plate
For mounting, repeat the procedure in reverse order.
Fireclay chamber
secondary air