ENGLISH
82
Model
F
min
F
max
RE 80 - RVE 80
RE 90 - RVE 90
RI 90 - RVI 90
RI 100 - RVI 100
155
155
205
205
210
210
260
260
Table 3c – Minimum and maximum distance from the centre
of the hole with the extra sheet. It is not considered
the tolerance generated by the bayonet fitting.
EXTRA SHEET (OPTIONAL)
Picture 14c – Rear sight of the cooker and re-
presentation of the minimum
and maximum movement of
the rear flue outlet position
with extra sheet.
F
F
F
F
F
Eventually, it could be necessary to turn the extra sheet on
the right side to obtain the chosen position.
2.14
AIR INTAKE
The standard installation of the wood fired cooker
considers that the comburent air is taken from the
room where the cooker is installed through the air
intake of the cooker located in the plinth. In this
case, in the room must be always ensured the re-
cycle of fresh air, in particular if the room is small
and window and door frames are hermetic.
The correct flow of air in the room must be en-
sured also in presence of other combustion based
devices, aspiring hoods, chimneys and vent-holes.
The air intake in the room must have a minimum
surface of 80 cm2. On demand, Rizzoli can give
specific valves which can allow the automatic
opening of the air intake only when it is necessary
for the correct working of the wood fired cooker,
in order to warrant a maximum depression of 4 Pa
in the place of installation.
The wood fired cookers can also be connected so
that the comburent air comes directly from out-
side. In this way, for the wood fired cooker it is not
necessary another air intake in the room of instal-
lation.
To make this it is necessary to prepare a conduct
connected directly with the external part of the
house and make a direct connection with the air
intake of the cooker. The air intake of the cooker is
Picture 15 - Installation with air intake in the room of installation and installation with air intake directly con-
nected to the wood fired cooker.
