Rizzoli ZV 60, Instructions Manual

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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 cook-
er located in the plinth. In this case, in the
room must be always ensured the recycle 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
ensured also in presence of other combus-
tion 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 cook-
er, in order to warrant a maximum depres- sion of 4 Pa in the place of installation.
ZV range wood fired cookers can also be
connected so that the comburent air comes
directly from outside. In this way, for the
wood fired cooker it is not necessary anoth-
er air intake in the room of installation.
To make this it is necessary to prepare a con-
duct connected directly with the external.
To make this it is necessary to prepare a con-
duct connected directly with the external
part of the house and make a direct connec-
tion with the air intake of the cooker. The
air intake of the cooker is located inside the
plinth in the same side of the combustion
chamber. For the connection, we suggest to
use a flexible pipe and to prepare a device
for the eventual closure of the conduct.
2.10 AIR INTAKE
Picture 9 - Examples of correct and incorrect connection of the chimney
NO NO NO YES
Picture 10 - Installation with air intake in the room of installation and installation with air intake directly connected to
the wood fired cooker