CARBEL ZEUS, Инструкция по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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1. NOTE FROM THE MANUFACTURER
Thank you for choosing one of our models. Please read this manual carefully. It has been written to give you
tips on installation, use and maintenance. If you need further clarification, please contact your dealer or the
manufacturer directly.
2. INSTALLATION
All our models are designed and manufactured for optimal performance. However, the operation and
performance you get will depend largely on the installation.
2.1. Recommendations for the chimney
Correct operation depends on the chimney draught. Tips for optimal performance:
- The wood burner must be connected to a flue that guarantees sufficient chimney draught (at least 12 Pa).
- The flue must have sufficient height (not less than 4 m) and should extend at least one metre beyond the
maximum height of the building and other surrounding buildings, trees and other obstacles in a minimum
radius of 10 m.
- The diameter of the flue of the appliance is ideal for keeping a good draught; do not reduce said diameter if
possible.
- Do not connect several appliances to the same chimney.
- The chimney should run through the interior of the building. Install insulated double-walled pipes when the
chimney flue runs outside the building.
- When the flue must have angles or bends, avoid horizontal or downward sections. You must plan for the
cleaning of the flue and, if necessary, install pipes with access holes or cleaning hatches in sections that are
not easily accessed.
- When a metal chimney is fitted inside a brick chimney, it must exceed the height of the latter and protrude
a few centimetres at the top.
- The installation of the pipe and cap must strictly prevent water from getting into the appliance on rainy
days . Water causes more damage to wood burners than the high combustion temperatures for which they
are prepared.
- When the pipes run through the inside of the home or a brick chimney, they should be mounted as shown
in Figure 1 to prevent liquids produced by the condensation of the gases flowing through the joints and out
of the pipes. If a pipe section runs outside the building it must be mounted in the direction shown in Figure
2 to prevent rainwater draining down the outside part of the pipe and entering the pipe interior through
the joints.
CORRECT INCORRECT
At least 1m.