Ferlux AROA 10, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 16 / 48

16
5. INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION
The installation of FERLUX wood pellet heaters must be performed solely by qualified personnel who follow the
instructions from the manufacturer and in accordance with any and all regulations in force that may be applicable.
Failing this, FERLUX is not responsible in the event of any accident.
It is important to choose the location of the heater in such a way that the path to the vertical connection of the smoke outlet is
as short as possible.
Both the unit as well as any ducting for smoke are liable to reach high temperatures, meaning that it is essential to follow the
instructions from the manufacturer in order to prevent fires and hazardous situations. (See section 5.2 PREVENTION OF
DOMESTIC FIRES).
It is also important to take into account the supply of air for combustion, as well as how to maintain suitable atmospheric
conditions inside the enclosure. (See section 5.4 VENTILATION AND AIR INTAKE).
5.1 UNPACKING
In order to unpack the product, cut the strap around the packing, making sure not to scratch or damage it. Remove the
cardboard and the plastic protector, then remove the lower pallet that the heater comes screwed to.
Open the tank for the wood pellets, where you will find the instruction manual and the power supply cable. Cut the tie that
is holding the room temperature sensor to the rear of the unit and attach it in a suitable position so that it can take proper
measurements of the exterior temperature. Following this, connect the power supply cable to the rear part of the heater and
activate the safety on device to the rear.
5.2 PREVENTION OF DOMESTIC FIRES
• The instructions of the manufacturer must be followed, both for the installation as well as the use of the heater and
any safety rules and regulations that apply to it must also be met. Failing this, FERLUX is not responsible in the
event of any accident occurring.
• It is recommended that any combustible or flammable items be removed away from the source of heat (at least 1.5
m away), such as wooden beams, furniture, curtains, flammable liquids, etc. A protective layer of insulating and
non-flammable material must be positioned in the area of the source of heat where there are claddings that are
flammable or sensitive to heat.
• It is necessary to carry out regular cleaning of the heater and of the smoke ducting, since soot and other accumulated
combustion residue could end up entering the combustion area.
• In the event that the chimney catches fire, use the appropriate fire extinguishing systems to put out the fire or call
the fire service for their intervention.
4.3 STORAGE OF WOOD PELLETS
In order to guarantee problem-free combustion, it is necessary to store the wood pellets in a location that is dry and not too
cold. Damp and/or cold wood pellets reduce the power and performance of the fuel and will require the brazier, fireplace,
and chimney to be more thoroughly cleaned.
Take special care when storing the wood pellets, as well as moving them, avoiding sawdust collecting and the bags
breaking, because if this happens, their level of humidity is prone to increase. If this happens, and the amount of sawdust
changes, the calorific properties of the fuel will vary
USING WOOD PELLETS THAT DO NOT COMPLY WITH THE REGULATIONS PREVIOUSLY STATED
COULD DAMAGE THE HEATER AND COMPROMISE ITS PERFORMANCE, GIVING RISE TO
THE INVALIDATION OF THE WARRANTY AND TERMINATING THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
MANUFACTURER FOR THE PRODUCT.