Jetmaster SLOW COMBUSTION, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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SLOW COMBUSTION FIREPLACE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLATION
PLACING THE UNIT IN THE ROOM
Safety distances
Heat is radiated from the front of the fireplace. It is therefore important to take special care that no
combustible material is placed close to the opening of the fireplace. No combustible materials e.g.
wooden furniture, cupboards and fittings should be placed within 700 mm from the front of the
fireplace.
To maintain a safe distance from the sides and the back of the unit that also radiates heat, the safety
distances indicated below must be adhered to.
NOTE: The safety distances quoted, assumes that all walls are constructed from heat resistant
materials. If any combustible materials are used (e.g. wooden panels) additional measures should
be taken to protect these materials from the heat radiated by this fireplace.
These safety distances applied to both free standing as well as build in units. For example, do not
allow any curtains within 500mm from either side of the unit.
Ventilation
To maintain a fire, fresh air (oxygen) is required. All burned air will exit the room through the flue
pipe. It is important to allow adequate fresh air to enter the room, in order to replenish the air supply.
An inadequate air supply (air starvation) could cause smoke to escape into the room.
Air starvation can also be caused by mechanical appliances such as kitchen extraction systems and
some types of air conditioners.
Height of the build in unit
There is no functional limitation for the height at which this unit should be build into a wall. Apart
from aesthetic reasons for determining the height, consideration should be given to the fact that this
unit incorporates a secondary convection system.
Fresh cool air is drawn in from the bottom, and released as hot fresh air from the top of the unit. The
lower the unit is installed, the more effective this process.
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