Palazzetti Ecofire Jackie Idro, Installation And Maintenance Manual

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004778140 - 15/01/2020 - PN - Italy
It is advisable to make a maximum of
3 changes of direction, in addition to
that resulting from the rear connection
of the stove to the fireplace, using 45-
90° bends or T-fittings (Fig. 5.5) .
Always use a T-fitting with an
inspection cap at each horizontal
and vertical variation of the flue gas
exhaust path (Fig. 5.5 part. B) .
On the first T, at the exit of the fume
outlet of the stove, it is necessary to
connect at the bottom a pipe in order
to evacuate any condensate that may
form in the fireplace (Fig. 5.5a) .
The horizontal sections must have
a maximum length of 2-3 m with an
upwards slope of 3-5% (Fig. 5.5) .
Anchor the pipes with suitable collars
to the wall.
The fume exhaust connection MUST
NOT be connected:
• to a fireplace used by other
generators (boilers, stoves,
fireplaces, etc.);
• to air extraction systems (hoods,
vents, etc.) even if “intubated”.
It is forbidden to install shut-off and
draft valves.
The exhaust of the combustion
products must be provided on the roof.
It is necessary to isolate the pipe
with insulating material (e.g.: rock
wool) or to use double-walled
steel pipes, for the entire length
of the chimney contained within
the cladding.
It is mandatory to create a first
vertical section of a minimum
1.5 meters to guarantee correct
expulsion of the fumes.
Fig. 5.5
Fig. 5.5a
B
B
B
MAX 2 - 3 m
C > 3 - 5%
MAX 2 - 3 m