Chilli Penguin Chilli Billie, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Sweeping Access (domestic & glamping/leisure)
Provision must be made for sweeping access and the removal of soot and debris, usually an
access panel is needed, there is one in the optional chilli billie starter pipe. In some leisure
and glamping accommodation you may be able to sweep from the top.
Carbon monoxide and smoke alarm (domestic & glamping/leisure)
Must be fitted, CO alarm should be CE marked, tested against BS EN 50291-2, fitted 1m-3m
away from the stoves.
Termination (domestic)
Refer to document J.
Commissioning (domestic & glamping/leisure)
All installations should be commissioned to ensure that the stove and flue system are
operating correctly and the user is informed of operating procedures and appropriate dry
wood fuel.
Flashing/roof penetration (domestic)
As the flue system goes through the wall or ceiling it must comply with building reg J4,
ensuring an appropriate air gap is maintained around the flue, Gxxx distances stated by
flue manufacturer, a metal firestop is used to close off internal/external area, usually 1.5mm
galvanised steel.
Flueways (domestic & glamping/leisure)
Must not be shared with other appliances and must be gas tight and free of tar deposits.
Flashing/roof penetration (glamping/leisure)
As the flue system goes through the wall or ceiling it must comply with building reg J4,
ensuring an appropriate air gap is maintained around the flue, Gxxx distances stated by
flue manufacturer, a metal firestop is used to close off internal/external area, usually 1.5mm
galvanised steel. It should not be constructed of combustible material. Some bespoke
glamping chimney systems will require and supply appropriate insulation material within the
void to reduce condensation in the roof space.
Flue support (domestic & glamping/leisure)
The flue should be adequately supported through out is length, in line with the flue
manufacturer’s instructions. The stove should not support the weight of the flue, so that the
flue can remain supported if the stove is removed for sweeping or maintenance.
Termination (glamping/leisure)
Min of 600mm above the point of the weather surface to the top of the chimney. If the weather
surface is combustible or easily ignitable, the distance will need to be 1.8 m above. If there is
pitched roof ensure the termination is at least as high as the roof ridge. A cowl is not usually
recommended, however if assessed as necessary it must not hinder the flow of flue gases or
create a nuisance to neighbouring properties. Rain caps should conform to BS EN16475-7.