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With insufficient draft, there won't be enough air for continuous and
complete combustion of fuel, which can lead to smoking of the room,
accelerated scaling in the chimney and the formation of creosote, which
is toxic and flammable. When installing the chimney, before attaching
the stove to it, it is necessary to check the presence of a draft in it.
The chimney must have a minimum number of elbows (bends).
Straight pipe is preferable. Using more than two elbows can lead to a loss
of draft and possible smoking of the room.
When installing the flue pipe in buildings with combustible roof,
equip the pipe with a spark arrester made of metal grid with meshes not
larger than 5x5 mm and cover the area around the pipe with a non-
combustible roofing material.
To securely fix the modules to each other, it is recommended to use a
crimp clamp.
The chimney must be securely fastened to the structural elements of
the building.
In the case of installing a thick-walled metal, ceramic or other
chimney of large mass, it is necessary to unload the stove from its weight.
Caution! The manufacturer is not responsible for the influence of
external factors on the reduction of natural draft in the
chimney.
Caution! It is forbidden to use single-walled chimneys with galvanized
coating.
Caution! Do not use pipes from different manufacturers in the same
chimney.
Caution! All the places of connection of the chimney modules with each
other and with the stove should be sealed with a heat-
resistant sealant (not less than 1000 ° C), ensuring tightness
of the pipe joints.
Please pay attention to the sealants manufacturer recommendations.
Some sealants can make unpleasant smell when overheated.
Caution! It is not allowed to join the chimney modules in floors and
sections.
Caution! The section of the chimney located in the zone of minus temper-
atures must be insulated with a fireproof material that can
withstand a temperature of at least +400 ° C.
The temperature of the flue gases in the section of the first chimney
