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5.6 OUTSIDE AIR INTAKE
For the proper operation of the thermo-stove or insert, it is essential that there is enough air for the combustion and re/oxygenation of the
environment where it is installed. This means that the air must be able to move for the combustion through some openings connected to the
exterior, even when doors and windows are closed.
It must be placed in so that it cannot be obstructed. It must be connected to the environment where the equipment is installed and it must be
protected by a grate. The minimum area of the outlet should not be less than 100 cm2.
When the air flow comes through openings that are connected to the exterior of adjacent
environments, it is important to avoid air intakes in connection with garages, kitchens, toilets,
etc.
The thermo-stove is provided with a necessary air intake for the combustion on the left side
(50 mm diameter), while the insert hydro has this intake on the rear side (50 mm diameter). It is
important this intake is not blocked and to respect the recommended distances to the wall or
near items.
It is recommended the primary air intake connection of the thermo-stove or insert with the
outside although it is not obligatory. The connection tube material can be made in any material
(PVC, aluminium, polyethylene, etc.), not necessarily metallic. Consider that inside this duct is
going to pass air at the outside temperature.
5.7 ASSEMBLY SPECIFICATIONS ACCORDING TO
THE MODEL
5.7.1 MODELS CLARA HYDRO AND CLEO
HYDRO
There are two different ways to connect the chimney duct to
the thermo-stove:
- Top exit: it is necessary to knock the upper cover that
is partially pierced and connect the ducts to the smoke
duct of the extractor on the thermo-stove ( see drawing
D16 ). Do not forget to respect the safety distance of
the thermo-stove with the walls (see chapter “safety
distance”).
- Rear exit: the pipe will be connected with the smoke duct of the extractor on the stove (vertical) Place a 90º elbow of 80 mm diameter
(to convert the outlet in horizontal or rear) and then, place the rest of the pipes, for example: converter, “T” with a register cover, elbow,
pipe, etc ( see drawing D17 ). Take into account that, with this option the thermo-stove will be separated from the wall, at least the
diameter duct plus the recommended safety distance (see chapter “safety distance”).
D16
D38
CONDUCTO METALICO
MAXIMA INCLINACION 45º
ESPACIO ENTRE EN TUBO Y
EL CONDUCTO SELLADO
CAMARA DE DESCOMPRESION
REJILLA
REJILLA
AISLAMIENTO LANA DE ROCA REJILLA SALIDA AIRE CONVECCION
PROTEGER LAS PARTES
INTERNAS DE LA MADERA
ESPACIO ENTRE EL REVESTIMENTO Y EL INSERT
AISLAMIENTO LANA DE ROCA
ENTRADA AIRE FRIO
ENTRADA AIRE FRIO
ENTRADA AIRE FRIO
AISLAMIENTO LANA DE ROCA
PARED
50 cm
Metallic channel
maximum inclination 45º
Decompression chamber
Space between the pipe and
the sealed channel
Grate
Grate
Exit grate of the convection air
Rock wool insulation
Rock wool insulation
Protect the inner
walls of the wook
Space between the cladding and the insert
Cold air entry
Cold air entry
Cold air entry
Rock wool insulation
Wall
5 mm
5 cm
D15
D17
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