Lacunza Nickel AUSTRALIA, Инструкция

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER 9
2.
Figure No.8 - Interior diagram of the
casing
Key to casing diagram:
1 Ceiling
2 Flue
3 Incombustible material (Inner hood
insulation)
4 Insulating deflector made of
incombustible material
5 Wall
6 Fresh-air inlet (1,000 cm
2
)
7 Hot-air outlet (1,000 cm
2
)
Figure No.9 - Exterior diagram of the
casing
In order to enable suitable air
circulation and correct operation, the
casing must have a fresh-air inlet with a
minimum section of 1,000cm
2
beneath the
level of the actual appliance and a hot-air
outlet measuring at least 1,000cm
2
above it
(just before the insulating deflector inside
the casing). These inlet and outlet sections
must ensure air renewal in such a way as to
avoid damage to parts inside the hood due
to excess temperature.
This specification must be observed
regardless of the type of installation
chosen (with or without forced ventilation,
combustion air from indoors or outdoors,
directed hot-air outlets with or without
pipes, etc.). A further hot-air ventilation
grille is also recommended between the
insulating deflector on the hood and the
ceiling.
As well as this, the hood/closure should
have a free opening of at least 100 cm2 for
the intake of air for combustion.
Warning: on appliances on which it is
possible to pipe air to the firebox, the hood
requires a further air inlet at the bottom, in
addition to the 1,000cm
2
inlet, if the air
supply comes from the room in which the
appliance is fitted.
On non-central-heating appliances
(without back boiler), Lacunza does not
recommend enveloping the outside of
appliances with insulation.
Never completely block off the lateral
ventilation grilles of the fairing.
The installer must fit the necessary
inspection accesses (trap doors, hatches,
etc.) so that everything inside the hood
that may need maintenance work or
replacement can be accessed at any time,
e.g. counterweight system, hydraulic