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4.2. Electrical installation
• 230V AC motor with reduction gear adapted for
work at high temperatures,
• Single-stage switch (turns on and off the drive - gear motor),
• Internal wires resistant to high temperature,
• External power cord with plug,
• Protective grounding clamp.
Fig. 4. Electrical installation diagram of the ADA gas rotisserie
4.3. Appliance installation
The room in which the gas installation is installed and the appliance is planned to be
installed should have continuous air exchange (inflow of sufficient amount air, needed
for gas combustion and exhaust gas outlet) protecting against exceeding in the air,
inside the room, the permissible content of exhaust components harmful to human
health. This condition is very important for the safety of the user and the efficient
operation of the air exchange system must not be prevented.
Based on these regulations, the room in which the device will be installed should meet
the following requirements and have:
• Efficient supply and exhaust ventilation ensuring air exchange of at least 37.5 m3 / h
for each kilowatt of thermal power of the gas device.
• the minimum dimension of the flue must not be less than 0.14 m, and the total area of
the ventilation duct not less than 0.016 m2;
• Appropriate cubature that will ensure that the maximum heat load from gas
appliances does not exceed 930 W / m3 of room.
• Adequate dimensions that ensure that the installed device is at least 0.3 m from the
nearest room walls (sides and back of the device) and the front is at least 1.2 m. The
walls and floor should be non-flammable. Flammable materials should be at least 5 m
from the front of the device.
