Heatmaster C-150, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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FURNACE INSTALLATION GUIDE
Installation should be performed by a qualified technician. THESE FURNACES ARE FOR COAL USE ONLY.
FOLLOW ALL APPLICABLE LOCAL LAWS
LOCATION
Maintain adequate clearance of buildings and
combustibles. Store fuel outdoors under cover. Do
not place or store fuel or allow debris to accumulate
within stove installation clearances or within the space
required for charging and ash removal. Never install
the furnace in the fuel storage building.
Contact all governing authorities in your area prior to
installation.
When choosing the location of your furnace you should
consider prevailing wind direction, distance from home
for refueling and fuel storage and give consideration
for any effect on your neighbors.
Chimney
The chimney on your HeatMaster
SS
outdoor furnace is
a stainless steel double wall insulated chimney. It is
attached to the furnace with a stainless steel adapter.
To install chimney extensions be sure to purchase the
same chimney as on your furnace (Selkirk Ultra Temp).
These chimneys are a twist lock connect chimney.
Be sure to use the chimney fastening ring to fasten
the connection tight. Braces, elbow kits and roof
flashing kits are available through your dealer. It is not
recommended that the chimney be longer than 15 ft.
Do not connect this unit to a chimney flue serving
another appliance.
The chimney and flue pipe need to be kept clean and
in good condition. See below for chimney sizes.
• C-150 - 6” Stainless Steel Double Wall Chimney and
Adapter
• C-250
– 6” Stainless Steel Double Wall Chimney
and Adapter
• C-375 – 6” Stainless Steel Double Wall Chimney
and Adapter
• C-500 – 8” Stainless Steel Double Wall Chimney
and Adapter
• C-800 – 10” Stainless Steel Double Wall Chimney
and Adapter
NOTE: Chimney extensions and caps are useful for
lifting exhaust gases and smoke away from buildings.
However, when burning a C Series furnace keep in
mind that the cooler exhaust temperatures as a result
of the high efficiency burn of these furnaces may cause
excess condensation when chimney extensions and
caps are used. This can lead to improper burning in the
furnace. A taller chimney also greatly increases the risk
of overheating due to the extra draft created caused by
the negative pressure put on the firebox. Extra care must
then be taken to minimize air leakage into the firebox.