Plamen International CALOREX SPC-50, Technical Instructions

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The solid fuel burning cookstove CALOREX ŠPC-50 N is one of a series of PLAMEN
cookstoves, designed to meet your needs in the best possible way. Please READ CAREFULLY
THESE INSTRUCTIONS in order to achieve the best results with the very first use of this
cookstove.
The appearance of the cookstove is illustrated on the cover page of these Instructions.
Main component parts of the cookstove are made of enameled or galvanized sheet steel and of
high quality cast iron.
This particular product is a result of our attempt to design a cookstove which will reflect our
experts' rich experience and meet all modern kitchen requirements, both in terms of a modern
cooking method and trendy apprearance.
The cookstove has been thoroughly tested and is furnished with a Compliance Certificate
No. 03217-1-39/04 issued by the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Shipbuilding of Zagreb,
certifying that the cookstove complies with DIN 18880 and EN 12815.
Technical data
Dimensions H x W x D = 85 x 50 x 60 cm
Weight: 108 kg
Rated output: 6 kW
Flue connection: Ø 118 mm
Required negative pressure in the chimney: 10 -20 Pa
Mean flue gas temperature at the flue conn.: 220 °C
Flue gas flow at rated output: 5.65 g/s
Recommended fuel loads for rated output:
•
wood and wood briquettes 1.5 -2.5 kg/h
•
coal briquettes 1.2 -1.5 kg/h
Optimum log size:
•
perimeter 20 - 30 cm
•
length 25 -30 cm
Positioning and Installation
When installing the cookstove, make sure that relevant local, national and European
regulations are fully observed.
After having unpacked the cookstove, inspect it carefully for possible damages in
transport. Any such damages should be immediately reported, because late claims will not be
taken into consideration. To install the cover, insert the hinge pins into the respective guides on
the top plate.
Install the flue collar in its position making sure that the connection between the cookstove
and chimney is firm and tight. The cookstove is connected to the chimney with a standard flue
pipe dia. 118 mm. The flue pipes should have adequate rise at all places. Do not connect the
cookstove to a chimney to which another appliance has already been connected.
Make sure that the chimney is free from any cracks and damages.
The cookstove should be installed in a room with sufficient fresh air to support the
combustion. If an exhauster (hood) or similar air-consuming unit is installed in the same room,
regular inflow of fresh air should be provided through a separate opening, protected with a non-
clogging grid.
Make sure that the cookstove is installed in a place allowing easy access for flue and
chimney cleaning operations.
Make sure that there are no combustibles in the immediate vicinity of the cookstove. The
cookstove may be installed only in a room where there is no risk of fire or explosion.
Minimum clearances between the cookstove and combustibles, such as wood, chipboard,
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