ARTE COSY AR65, Руководство по установке и инструкция пользователя

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ARTE © fireplace |COSY LINE
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NSTALLATION MANUAL
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USER GUIDE
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From the fireplace to the cross section, a flexible aluminum tube can be used with a maximum length of up
to 4m per conduit.
All the tubes and cross sections must be covered with fiberglass wool of at least 3cm width. Also, ventilation
grilles must be installed on the lower parts of doors in order for the air to circulate, so all the rooms have the
same temperature.
7. Connecting the fireplace with the fumes conduits
There are six closed nozzles for conduits and a smoke outlet on
the hood (Fig. 14). The one on the centre of the unit is the
outlet for the smoke (A) and the other six conduits (1 to 6) are
the outputs for the heating air. It is necessary to open two, at
minimum, or four, at maximum.
Combinations examples:
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2 conduits Ø15 cm (1, 2) or
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3 conduits Ø10 cm (1, 2, 3 or 4 or 5 or 6) or
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4 conduits Ø8 cm (1, 2, 3 or 4, or 4 or 5 or 6
The conduits can be straight or curved (45
o
inclination). The
conduits (1 & 2) are more efficient for heating.
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For conduit (A): It is necessary to
connect the flue pipe with a
conduit Ø20cm and after that
cover it with rock wool, with
thickness of 4cm and with
external
aluminum foil, for
insulation. Do not use fiberglass wool or paper based insulation. Also, do not
use flexible metallic conduits with a thin wall or fiber cement. This conduit must
be perfectly sealed. The flue pipe must be adequately insulated along its
entire length. The main dimensions are on Fig. 15.
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For conduits 1 to 6, depending of combination: Open the holes and connect
the outlet nozzles (Fig. 16), connect the conduits (for hot air) and constrict
them with clamps. It’s also necessary to cover these conduits with rock wool
for insulation. Also, cover all the outlets on the cladding, with adjustable grilles
Use only the original conduits and the clamps which accompany ARTE© fireplaces. All installation
must be made by a qualified and experienced technician.
Fig. 14
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Fig. 15
Fig. 16