Mark SHOPHEATER, Техническое руководство

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All types of appliance are listed in table
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. The various types are shown in the rows, and
technical information relating to the appliances is shown in the columns. See the key below.
Key to table
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T Type
A Nominal power
B Nominal load (lower value)
C Gas consumption with specific gas type
D Burner pressure with specific gas type
E
Injector diameter
F Flue gas restriction
G Number of injectors
H Nominal air displacement
I
Delta T
J Throw for horizontal appliance
K Throw for vertical appliance
L
Noise level at 5m
M Weight of horizontal appliance
N Weight of vertical appliance
P
Electrical power
R Intake / outlet diameter
1.3 General warnings
Incorrect installation, adjustment, alteration, maintenance activity or repair may lead to material
or environmental damage and/or injuries. The appliance should therefore be installed, adapted
or converted by a skilled and qualified installer, taking into account national and international
regulations. Faulty installation, adjustment, alteration, maintenance activity or repair shall render
the warranty void.
Appliance
When installing the Shopheater, you must comply with the national and, if applicable, regional and
local regulations (e.g. gas company regulations, building regulations etc.). The Shopheater may be
installed only in an area and position suitable for the purpose, see Chapter 2 Installation.
Gas supply and connection
Before installation, check that the local distribution conditions, gas type and pressure and the
current adjustment of the appliance all match. An approved gas stop cock must be fitted to the
inner pipeline.
Flue gas piping
Combustion air supply piping and flue gas discharge piping should have as few bends as possible;
in general, the resistance should be kept to a minimum and in all cases, the diameter should be
constant along its entire length. The exhaust flue must not rest on the heater, but should be
suspended secuirily! If the flue gas exhaust flue passes along or through combustible walls or
floors, the duct must be sufficiently insulated to prevent fire.
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