ZANTIA NARA PLUS 24, Use And Maintenance Manual

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43 Mod. NARA PL. 24-34 rev 01
Installation
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and shapes depending on the inclination angle of the roof,
making it necessary to use the minimum heights provided
in fig. 5.
• The chimney must be windproof and be higher than the
ridge (see fig.5).
• The chimney must be positioned away from buildings or
other obstacles that are higher than the chimney itself
(see fig.5).
fig. 5 allowed and forbidden chimney installation methods
Roof slope [G]
Horizontal
width of the
backflow area
from the ridge
axis A[m]
Minimum
height of roof
outlet Hmin =
Z+0.50m
Height of the
backflow area
Z [m]
15 1.85 1.00 0.50
30 1.50 1.30 0.80
45 1.30 2.00 1.50
60 1.20 2.60 2.10
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2.4.4 INSTALLING A COMBUSTION AIR INTAKE
Every solution described allows for the following alternatives:
• Outside air drawn through a duct connected to the air in-
take located on the rear of the boiler.
• Air drawn directly from the room of installation, provided
that there is an air intake of at least 100 cm² on the wall
communicating with the exterior (ref. UNI10683).
In both cases, it is important to periodically verify that air pas-
sage is not obstructed.
IMPORTANT: This appliance cannot be used in the
event of shared flues.
flat roof
sloped roof
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2.5 POSITIONING
2.5.1 GENERAL NOTES
IT is prohibited to install the stove in bedrooms,
bathrooms, in rooms with showers and in rooms
with another heating appliance without appro-
priate ventilation (fireplace, boiler, etc.), outdoors
exposed to weather agents or in moist areas.
The stove must be installed in a place that allows for safe and
easy use and simple maintenance. That place must be provid-
ed with an electric system earthed as required by standards in
force.
ATTENTION: make sure that the electric connec-
tion plug is accessible even after installation of
the boiler.
2.5.2 MINIMUM SAFETY CLEARANCES
We recommend positioning the product as much as possible
in the centre of the room to be heated to facilitate even distri-
bution of heat and to provide ideal performance.
Place a floor protective plate near a flue or flammable
material (e.g. parquet or carpet).
FOR safety purposes, it is recommended to maintain at least 20 cm
between the hot sides of the stove and any flammable cover materials
(e.g. matchboarding walls, wallpaper etc.) or to use specific insulating
materials available on the market.
Wall installation
Distance from flammable or false ceilings
fig. 6 minimum safety clearances for positioning product
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Flammable object