Chesney's Alpine 4 Series, Руководство пользователя и инструкция по установке

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Milan 4 Passive
The Milan Passive when connected to an outside dedicated air supply
provides all the air for combustion
. When the door is closed air is directed into
the stove for combustion. During refuelling when the door is open the air is
directed to the front face of the stove where it is drawn into the furnace
reducing the spillage of CO and CO2 into the room.
Tested in a “tight room” (leakage level) of 1.3m 3 h-1 m-2.(0-57Pa)
With a flue draft of -6 and -12 Pa the spillage was insignificant (up to 2 ppm
CO and up to 100 ppm CO2)
With a flue draft of -12 Pa the spillage was insignificant (up to 1 ppm CO and
up to 100 ppm CO2) when the door is left open for 3 minutes.
This appliance is not air tight.
Air Supply Details:
The air supply is fed into the base of the stove via an 80 mm internal diameter
82 mm external diameter spigot. This provides all the air for combustion, both
primary and secondary. See
Milan 4 Passive Figure 1
Maximum length air inlet: 4.1 meters.
Maximum bends: 4 x 90 degree and 2 x 45 degree.
Minimum internal diameter 80 mm.
The pipe must be non combustible and smooth on the inside. IE:
Condenser
CD 80 mm.
Due to the variant in site requirement Chesneys do not supply any ducting or
grills.
The external grill must provide at least 5026 mm2 of free air and fixed open.
Due consideration must be given to the location of the air inlet.
1. Due to the pressure, positive or negative created around a building the air
inlet may have to terminate on two different external walls. Where only one air
inlet can be achieved this should be on the positive pressure side of the
building to windward.
2. No blockages can occur by animals or plants.