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© 2013 Brunner GmbH User manual IRON DOG 03 (1.0) 13
5 BASIC PRINCIPLES
Cast iron stoves of the IRON DOG series function according to the prin-
cipal of ‘burning from above’ and are heated with the intermittent burning
method. The wood load degases with beautiful flames in approximately 60
- 70 minutes and produces a heating output between 5 - 9 kW/h depending
on the quantity of wood (1,5 kg - 2,5 kg).
Cast iron stoves of the
IRON DOG series are tested according to EN
13240 / EN 12815 and can be used with a closed fire door. Connecting
more than one stove to a chimney is possible if the chimney is suited for
this (ask the chimney sweep).
Air supply to the setting up area
The
IRON DOG
can only function properly when combustion air supply at
the setting up area is sufficient. Before heating up make sure there is a suf-
ficient supply of fresh air. In the building existing mechanisms for combus-
tion air supply should not be changed.
Fuel
Use only suitable burning wood in the indicated quantities and qualities.
Too small amounts of burning wood lead to insufficient combustion quality.
Too large amounts of burning wood lead to overheating and damage to the
equipment. Fire risk!
Heat output
The cast iron stoves of the
IRON DOG
series are designed to be used with
the intermittent wood burning method; the heat output is determined by the
quantity of wood used and by the distances in time between the firing oper-
ations. The right time to put on more wood has come when the wood has
nearly been burned down to glow.