PRITY 2CF, Technical Description And Operation Instructions

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TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
The fireboxes with built in heat exchanger and turbine fan are designed to heating
the room in which they are installed and air heating of remote premises.
They are made of low carbon sheet steel and include: combustion chamber,
stainless steel heat exchanger, cast iron door of the combustion chamber with glass
ceramic, cast iron grate, cast iron comb, refractory bricks, flue gas outlet with a valve,
ash drawer with a valve for regulating the primary air.
№ Model
Dimensions
W / D / H ,cm
Max. Power, kW Weight,
kg
Flue gas outlet
diameter, m m
1 Firebox PRITY CF 66 / 61 / 117 18 150 200
2 Firebox PRITY 2CF 73 / 73 / 113 18 188 200
3 Firebox PRITY ТCF 108 / 60 / 114 18 190 200
4 Firebox PRITY ТC2F 108 / 60 / 131 20 215 200
Achieving the desired power depends on the selected fuel with the required calorific
value and humidity; their consistent ignition and addition; regulation of the primary,
the secondary air and the draught; organization of efficient air heat exchange etc.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
When installing the firebox, all local legal regulations, including those, relating to
the national or European standards, must be observed.
The firebox is placed on a stable horizontal non - combustible floor with sufficient
load capacity. It is lined with construction materials which shape its design. In front of
the door there must be a stable non - flammable pad that protrudes at least 50 cm.
In the area of radiation there must be no objects flammable and damageable by the
radiated heat.
Before connecting the fireplace to the chimney, consult a specialist, who shall give
you a written guarantee for its functional safety.
The connecting elements (rosette and chimney) must be installed tightly and
permanently, but so that they may not enter the passage section of the chimney. The
pipes must have the same size as the extension of the firebox.
It is recommended that the firebox work with a separate chimney. If other heating
appliances are connected in the same chimney, it must be designed (calculated) for
that.
The firebox must receive fresh air at least 4m 3 /h for each kilowatt of its heat power.
If necessary, an inflow from adjacent premises or air outside must be provided.