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ENGLISH
6 INSTALLATION
6.1 PREMISE
• Incorrect installation may compromise safety of the
unit.
•
If there are flammable structures or materials at the
rear of or adjacent to the stove, ensure the minimum
safety clearance shown in the product booklet.
• All combustible materials must be placed at least 80
cm away from the area where heat radiates from the
glass door.
6.2 HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
To adjust the final height of the stove, just turn the
adjustment screws locted on the base.
6.3 SMOKE EXHAUST SYSTEM
The stove must be connected to a smoke exhaust
system so as to ensure combustion products are suitably
discharged into the atmosphere, in accordance with
standards EN 1856-1-2 EN 1857, EN 1443 EN 13384-
1-3, EN 12391-1 and UNI 10683, both as regards sizing
and the construction materials used.
• The CHIMNEY must be sized as described on the
datasheet (average draught 12 Pa with door closed).
• The components making up the combustion
product exhaust system must be declared as being
suitable for the specific operating conditions and
marked.
•
The flue must have a constant cross-section along
its entire height.
• A collection chamber should be featured at the bottom of
the flue to collect any solid residues and condensate.
IMPROVISED flues made using unsuitable materials are
illegal and affect correct operation of the stove.
• A
PERFECT DRAUGHT
is above all the result of a flue
that is clear of obstructions such as chokes, horizontal
sections or corners; any axial displacements should be
at a maximum angle of 45° compared to the vertical axis,
(better still if it is only 30°).
• The
CHIMNEY TOP
shall be the
WINDPROOF
type
with an inside cross section equivalent to that of the
flue and with a smoke outlet passage section at least
DOUBLE
the internal one of the flue
.
• To avoid draught problems, each stove should have
its own flue.
•
If the stove is installed with a flue that has already
been used it should be cleaned thoroughly to avoid
malfunctions and the danger of unburned parts deposited
on the inside from catching fire.
•
Pay particular attention to the passage of the flue
system through wooden walls or ceilings; in such cases
you should use particular certified elements.
6.4 CONNECTION TO FLUE PIPE
Dimensioning the flue must be executed in accordance
with EN 13384-1.
• The
SMOKE
connection between the stove and flue
should have the same cross section as the stove’s smoke
outlet. The smoke fitting must be sealed and the use of
flexible metallic pipes is prohibited.
• In order to connect the stove to the chimney you may
perform maximum 3 changes of direction that should not
exceed 90°, the fume duct should not exceed 2 metres
in length and 3 metres in total (- 6.1 -).
• if the outlet is placed on the ceiling, make sure that the
first vertical section has at least 50 cm before changing
the direction.
• Follow the indications in the technical data sheet
regarding the chimney draught value.
