BONAIRE WFBL26, Руководство по установке

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Flue Installation
Flue Instal
L
OCATION OF
R
ESIDENTIAL
F
LUE
T
ERMINALS
lation
The termination of a natural draught flue
must be located in relation to neighboring
constructions so that wind from any
direction will not create down draught in
the flue. See diagrams this page.
Down-Draught
Reverse flow (down-draught) in the flue
occurs when pressure at the flue outlet is
greater than the inside of the heater. In
this condition, flue gases are discharged
through the down-draught diverted into
the room. This is of no consequence
where occasional wind conditions cause
small intermittent discharge. Excessive
down-draught and resultant discharge of
flue gas into living areas may cause user
discomfort.
Clause 5-13.6.2 of the AS5601 gas
installation standard is a minimum
requirement only. It is good practice to
position the flue terminal above the roof
ridge line. The flue terminal must not be
sited adjacent to nearby buildings,
parapets or, walls which may cause
pressure build up due to obstruction to
free flow of wind. See diagrams this
page.
F
LUE
I
NSTALLATION
For safety purposes it is mandatory for a flue, with minimum length of 600mm, to be
fitted to all Pyrox wall furnace installations taking flue gases external to
atmosphere.
Note: Flue lengths, diameters, vertical rises, lateral runs and all flue design principles
should be in accordance with Australian Standard Gas Installations AS5601 appendix H
“Flue Design”
1. Flue components must be installed in accordance with AS5601 gas installation standard and
building regulations (Section 5.13 Flueing)
2. The Pyrox wall furnace must be fitted with an AGA approved twin skin flue, transition, 100 mm
single skin flue and a flue cowl.
Pyrox flue kit recommended.
3. Install header plate for unit. (See section Wall Preparation)
4. Install the twin skin flue on to the header plate.
For inbuilt units fit the top plate flue support to secure the flue.