23 April 2018
Due to continued product improvement, Warmington Ind LTD reserves the right to change product specifications without prior notifi-
All Dimension are in mm
…….
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FLUE DETAILS DIMENSIONS
Minimum Flue Height
Flue Height
2400
Measured From Top of Adaptor
B + F + 2400
NOTE:
Ensure that a Standard Tested Warmington Flue system is used on the Warmington fires
.
FLUE SYSTEM INSTALLATION GUIDE
Note: FLUE SYSTEMS casing
Flue system may require to be doubled lined to
comply. Refer to relevant standard.
1.
Install the first length of Flue Pipe with the Crimped end down inside the Adaptor collar, ensure that the
Flue Pipe is tight into the collar . Rivet the Flue in 3 places around the Adaptor collar. Place a spacer
around the Flue Pipe approximately 150mm above the Adaptor Collar. Secure in position by tightening
the Screw and Nut.
2.
Install the Second Length of Flue Pipe with the Crimped end down into the First Length and secure by
Riveting in at least 3 places around the Flue Pipe joint .
3.
Install the First section of Flue Pipe Liner with the Crimped end up, over the Flue Pipe and over the spac-
er that is fixed to the Flue Pipe. This spacer will keep the Liner concentric around the Flue Pipe.
4.
Position Flue Spacers near the Flue Pipe joint for every length of
“
Flue pipe
”
and
“
Liner
” .
Repeat the Steps from 1 –
4
to the Installed required Height of the Flue System. The Flue System is to
comply with the current standards.
1.
NOTE:
The last length of Flue Pipe needs to extend past the Liner so that when the
“
Top Spider
”
and
the
“
Flashing Cone
”
are fitted, that the Top of the
“
Flashing Cone
”
and the
“
Flue Pipe
”
are
flush,
or that
the
“
Flue Pipe
”
is
5mm lower
than the
“
Flashing cone
”.
2.
Fit the
“
Top Spider
”
into position, ensure that the legs of the Spider are fitted inside the Liner and that
the spider is positioned hard down onto the Liner and Tighten with the Screw and Nut.
3.
Place the
“
Flashing Cone
”
over the
“
Flue Pipe
”
and press hard down onto the
“
Top Spider
”.
(Note that
the
“
Flue Pipe
”
and the
“
Flashing Cone
”
are either Flush or the
“
Flue Pipe
”
is 5mm Lower than the
“
Flashing Cone
”.)
Ensure that the
“
Flashing Cone
”
is clear for the venting from the
“
Liner
”
and the
“
Flue
Pipe
”.
4.
Fit the
“
Cowl
”
over the Top & Inside of the Flue Pipe . The
“
Cowl
” , “
Flashing Cone
”,
and the
“
Flue pipe
”
can be secured to each other with the use of a Stainless Steel Self Tapping Screw. This will secure the
“
Cowl System
”
in high wind areas.
5.
Flue Systems may require Bird Protection due to the Installation and locations, discuss this with your
Installer for the best advice as this may not be supplied .
6.
If the Flue System is Installed into a
“
Chimney Chase
”,
allow for Air Venting as close to the top of the
Chase as possible , or allow Venting through the
“
Chimney Chase Flashing
”.
A
“
Venting Flashing Cone
”
and a 25mm gap around the Liner with a
“
Venting Flashing Cone
-
Spider
”
can be used. Ref to Page 11
-
12 in this Specification .
This is a general installation guide only –
Contact a
“
NZHHA Installer
”
for Installation Advice.
Visit: www.homeheat.co.nz, choose
“
members
” &
pick your Area & Fire type (Wood /Gas etc) .
This will provide you with a NZHHA Certified Installer (use the SFAIT Installers only).
Flue details
No:
SN 900
SN 1500
SN 1100
SN 1250
Cowl
1
300
450
350
350
Cone
1
300
450
350
350
Top Spider
1
300
450
350
350
Flue Diameter
2
300
450
350
350
Liner Diameter
2
400
550
450
450
Spacer
2
300/400
450/550
350/450
350/450
•
‘
Flue pipe
’
shall extend no less than the minimum flue height supplied.
•
The
‘
minimum
’
height of the flue system within 3m distance from the highest point of the roof shall be
600mm above that point.
•
The
‘
minimum
’
height of the flue system further than 3m from the highest point of the roof shall be
1000mm above the roof penetration.
•
No part of any building lies in or above a circular area described by a horizontal radius of 3m about
the flue system exit.
