KASTOR SAGA-22 T, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Installation and user instructions for KASTOR SAGA series sauna heaters
Save this manual for later reference.
After installation, the User Manual must be given to the owner of the sauna or the person in charge of its use.
Read the Manual before installation and use and follow the instructions.
1. Before installing
Check the product and the package contents straight after delivery. Let the courier know about any transport damage
immediately.
1.1. Contents of the package and checking
Contents of the heater package:
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Sauna heater
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In the furnace
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Installation Guide
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Grate
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Connection pipe
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Adjustment screws (2 pcs)
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Door handle, mounting screw and nuts
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Two steel caps (one for the soot hatch in the stone compartment, one for the back wall flue hole
– bolted into place using
a drilling screw drilled through the cover).
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Ash pan
1.2. Considerations and instructions
Check the suitability of the heater for the sauna, maximum and minimum cubic contents, table (1).
Due to stone and glass walls, 1.5 m
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has to be added to the volume calculations for each square metre of firewall or other
stone and glass wall.
In saunas with timber walls, 25% is added to the calculated volume.
In order to avoid damages during transport, the heater must be transported in an upright position.
All sticker labels and packaging material must be removed before the sauna stove is used.
The type plate and the CE marking must not be removed.
The ash pan must be closed during heating.
BURN IN THE HEATER OUTDOORS BEFORE INSTALLING IN THE SAUNA.
In addition to these instructions, all local regulations must be followed, including those referring to local and European
standards. They must be complied with when installing the fire chamber.
You must also find out about any necessary building planning permissions and the floor load capacity before installing the
heater.
Before installing the chimney, you must also check the chimney's temperature class.
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Average temperature of combustion gas on nominal output. Table 2
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Maximum temperature of combustion gas in safety test. Table 2
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Temperature classification for the chimney is T-600
Check the following issues and choose the location for the heater accordingly:
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Safety distances to flammable and non-flammable structures
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Location of the chimney connection (the height of the old chimney connection, if any, from the floor, or installation route
for a new chimney)
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Floor material (flammable, non-flammable, tiled and waterproof).
If the heater will be connected to a divided chimney (another stove has already been connected to the chimney), each
connection must have its own damper. The chimney must be sized in line with the larger stove.
Before beginning heating, also make sure that the smoke flue draft is sufficient and that the heater is not damaged.
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Draft in the chimney is -12Pa on nominal output.
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Draft can be roughly checked for example by burning a bit of newsprint in the heater.
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Before starting a fire in the heater, switch off any device that might create a vacuum, such as range hood or forced
ventilation system. If the forced ventilation system is equipped with a fireplace switch, use it in line with the instructions
supplied with the system.
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If heater has its own external delivery pipe for combustion air, make sure it is open and that there are no items causing
a blockage in front of it and that there is a supply of air. The delivery pipe can be located down by the heater on the
wall or floor. It must be equipped with a grille which can be closed or something similar. The minimum pipe diameter is
10 cm.
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Kastor heaters are meant to be used for heating a sauna. They must not be used for any other purpose.
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The heater is not meant for continuous 24 hour use.