Penman Collection KASSEL, Руководство по установке

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2.0 INSTALLATION
2.1 Installation guide
In the absence of pertinent installation information, the British standards and current building regulations must be followed
to ensure compliance and safety.
This appliance must be installed by a HETAS registered engineer and the installation must be in accordance with the British
standards and current building regulations. Please see below for guidance but not limited to and the statutory requirements.
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BS 8303
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BS EN 15287 1
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BS EN 15316
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BS EN 1856 – 1 2009
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BS EN 1856 – 2 2009
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Approved Doc J
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Health and Safety at Work Act
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The Provision and Use of Work Equipment regulations
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Personal Protective Equipment at Work regulations
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Construction Design and Management regulations
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Control of Asbestos
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Working at Height regulations
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Manual Handling regulations
The stove may be installed in to a location where additional fire protection measures need to be taken into consideration. A
risk assessment must be completed by the registered HETAS installation engineer or the principal designer for purposes of the
current Construction Design & Management Regulations.
Please see the technical data below for clearances to combustible materials, this will allow for a comprehensive risk
assessment to be completed.
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Material Cast iron/steel
Ventilation requirements Surface In accordance with
British Standards
Surface door rope size 12mm
Output 5kW
Overall dimensions mm (HxWxD) 957 x 520 x 413
Weight 98kg
Draught pressure max 20pa
Draught pressure min 12pa
Tertiary air Yes
Combustion System Primary/secondary
Heating area 90m3
Flue outlet options Top and rear
Flue collar size 125mm
Average temp at flue collar 348
°c
Distance from bottom of stove to
centre of rear flue outlet 839mm
Diameter of external flue spigot 100mm
Distance from bottom of stove to
centre of direct air connection 190mm
Log size 250mm
Fuel weight 1.3kg
Moisture content 16%-20%
Distance to combustibles (side) 300mm
Distance to combustibles (rear) 200mm
Distance to combustibles (front) 500mm
Safety distance to combustibles
materials (furniture) 100mm
Adequate distance left for mainte-
nance (rear and sides) 150mm