RAIS Nexo 100, Installation Manual

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POSITIONING FLUE TERMINALS
Positioning flue terminals
The table below shows how different flue terminals can be positioned in the house .
Dimension Terminal position Distance
A*
Directly below an opening, an opening window or ventilation
duct .
See national regulatory requirements .
B
Directly above an opening, an opening window or ventilation
duct .
See national regulatory requirements .
C At the side of an opening, an opening window, etc . See national regulatory requirements .
D Below gutters or vertical drainage pipes or drainage pipes . See national regulatory requirements .
E Under an eave . See national regulatory requirements .
F Below a balcony or carport roof . See national regulatory requirements .
G From drainage pipes or vertical drainage pipes . See national regulatory requirements .
H From an internal or external corner . See national regulatory requirements .
I Above the ground - roof or balcony level . See national regulatory requirements
J From a surface that faces towards the terminal . See national regulatory requirements
K From a terminal that faces towards the terminal . See national regulatory requirements .
L From an opening in a carport (e .g . door, window into the home) . See national regulatory requirements .
M Vertically from a terminal on the same wall . See national regulatory requirements
N Horizontally from a terminal on the same wall . See national regulatory requirements .
G From a vertical structure on roof . See national regulatory requirements .
Q Above the intersection point with the roof . See national regulatory requirements .
There are primarily two types of flue terminals: horizontal wall terminals and vertical walls . The dimensions of
these are given in the following section .
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