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4 Installing a stove
4.1.1 Precautions
The installation of the stove must be carried out by qualified personnel.
The stove may only be installed in a suitable room, the room must be
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Comply with the operating and environmental conditions (described in this
manual).
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Be provided with electricity (230V 50 Hz (73/23/EEC))
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Be equipped with a chimney flue or vertical indoor or outdoor flue.
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Be provided with an outside air supply.
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Be grounded in accordance with EU standards.
The combustion of the pellets in the pellet stove gives rise to flue gases. To
discharge these flue gases, the stove must always be connected to a chimney
duct or an indoor or outdoor vertical flue. These flue gases are hardly visible, but can
become very hot. Therefore, avoid contact with the fumes.
4.1.2 Stove location
The position of the stove depends on the space and the possibility of positioning the
chimney/flue pipe. Consult the local authorities about the local regulations for the
installation of a stove with regard to the chimney/flue pipe and other regulations that
have been laid down. The manufacturer declines all responsibility if the installation
does not comply with the legislation in force.
For proper cooling of the stove, proper distribution of heat from the stove and for fire
safety, distances from other objects must be considered. See chapter 9 for exact
dimensions, this is different for each stove. The stove must also be positioned in such
a way that there is a good possibility of cleaning and maintaining the stove and the
chimneys.
The stove must not be placed in a bedroom, bathroom, shower, explosive
atmosphere or outdoors. The stove must also not be placed on a floor which
does not appear to be suitable for the weight of the stove. If the stove is placed on a
flammable surface, there must be a fireproof plate made of steel or glass under the
stove.