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Fig.7
А) Mineral wool
B) Steel pipes
C) Barrier plate
Avoid contact with combustible material (such as wooden beams) and in all cases it will
be necessary to isolate them from the metal flue with fireproof materials (see figure 7).
ATTENTION! Do not connect the exhaust gas system of the pellet stove to a chimney to
which another stove, boiler or aspiration system is already connected.
6.3. Combustion air supply
The air needed to burn the pellets is taken from the room where the pellet stove is
installed. It is sucked from the smoke fan through a pipe with a diameter of Ø 43 mm.
If there is another heating appliance in the room, the necessary amount of air
must be provided for the proper functioning of all appliances.
6.4. Connecting the pellet stove to the power supply
The pellet stove works with a supply voltage of 230 V / 50 Hz and therefore it must
be connected to an electrical supply.
Before connecting the pellet stove to electricity, make sure that:
• the characteristics of the electrical network correspond to the data or
specification given on the nameplate of the stove.
• The power cord must be kept away from hot places and must not come into contact
with sharp edges that could injure it.
• When the stove is installed in the appropriate place, the two-position switch and the
socket must be easily accessible.
• Check that the connection is properly grounded.
• If the stove is not used for a long time, you must disconnect it from the electrical
network. Place the switch in the OFF position, position (0).
• In case of damage or malfunction, turn off the engine or the switch in the OFF position (0)
and contact an authorized service center.