Description & Features of the CTY-WN wood stove.
The ovens are designed to create dry and wet heat. The oven consists of
the heater main box, the ash bin, and sauna stone compartment. There is
a heat pocket in the top section of the stove. The stones compartment is
heated from 5 sides and has a pyramidal shape shutting upwards and focusing
heat radiation. There is a narrow cast-iron tray between the stove and the
ash bin. The stove door and the iron tray are situated so there is a threshold,
hindering of pieces of wood or coal to fall out when loading the firewood.
Necessary air for burning enters through the ash bin and iron tray.
The stove has one 115mm (4.5 inches) diameter outlets for smoke exhaust
from the top of the stove. The trapazoidal smoke flue has two
openings 115mm (4.5 inches) diameter with caps for cleaning. If your stove has
the water inlet and outlet have external thread of 3/4" inches (optional) .
Some of the ovens have a water heating system.
The stove has a heat pocket which is where the smoke flue outlets are located.
Between the stove itself and the enclosure there is a smoke pocket of 50mm
(2.0 inches) thickness, where heated air moves upwards. Upper clearance
between the oven and the enclosure is covered with drilled grate. Holes from
the grate allows free flow of air. The air is directed through the holes of the
grate which promotes room heating.
The sauna stove has a heat-resisting paint which completely hardens only after the
first burning or first initial use. At the beginning of the first use or burning, the paint
softens. To not damage the paint, try to avoid any contact with any part of the
painted surfaces before and during the first burning or use. During the first burning
the painted surface may emit some odors, so keep area well ventilated.
Do not add sauna stones at this time. Burn only with firewood.
INSTALLATION:
Before installing the sauna stove, take into consideration of the overall sauna stove
dimensions, area of your sauna room, 1 meter (5.0 feet) service area and
fire-prevention requirements of your local authorities.
Our recommendations of the following safety distances from the oven: from the
sides and back of stove - 500 mm (20 inches), from the front - 1000 mm (39 inches),
from the top of the heater to the ceiling - 1200 mm (48 inches). The dimensions
may be decreased with the use of thermal insulation.
If the sauna walls and ceiling are constructed with wood, the distance from the
stove to the walls is less than safety requires, cover the walls with additional
insulationl It may be metal sheets with thickness of 1 mm (0.125 inches) or
thermo-insulation plate from non-combustible mineral cement with a thickness
of 7 mm (0.5 inches). When using 1 (one) layer of thermal insulation the
from the stove to combustible materials is 250 mm (10 inches).
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