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In order for the stove to work and draw properly, sufficient air is important! Be especially 

aware of any mechanical fans (e.g. kitchen or bathroom) that may affect the proper draw. 

 

In addition, make sure that the floor and sub-flooring is designed to carry the extra weight 

of the stove. 

 

The floor in front of the insert (if placed lower than 5” above ground) must be thermal 

protected by a minimum of ½” (1cm) non-combustible material having a thermal 

conductivity of k=0.84, where k=BTU in./hr. ft

°F (based on 1” thickness). To substitute 

alternate material, you need to know the k value of that material. The formula to calculate 

thickness in inches is (k of the alternate material / 0.84) x ½”. 

 

When installing the insert, the heat distribution to other rooms should be taken into 

consideration. The RAIS 60 Inserts have a heating capacity of approximately 1,076 ft² 

(100m²) based on a standard ceiling height. 

 

Specifications 
UL 1777 Listed 6” (15cm) diameter chimney liner up through the block off plate of an 

existing masonry chimney, a zero-clearance chimney, or Class A, UL-103 HT, 6” (15cm) 

diameter chimney.  In Canada, a full length chimney liner is required. 
Optimal Thermal Output – 23,900 BTU

 

(7 kW);

  

range is 10,200 - 27,300 BTU (3 - 8 kW) 
Minimum stove draft pressure at above output –  

0.06” WC (15 Pascals) 
Efficiency – 67% based on DS standard testing 
Tested EPA emission particulate rate – 7.23 grams/hour  
Minimum distances from edge of Insert Face Plate to combustible material – as shown: 

 

A = Distance to a combustible 

adjacent sidewall – 12” 

(30cm)  
B = Distance to a combustible 

mantel – 16” (41cm)  
C = Distance to ¾” protruding 

combustible top trim – 14” 

(36cm) 
D = Distance to ¾” protruding 

side trim – 2” (5cm) 
E = Side floor protection – 8” 

(20cm) from the fuel-loading door  
F = Distance to furniture – 36” (91cm) 
G = Front protection – 20” (51cm) to unprotected combustible floor 

          B     C 

  D 
 

  A                            F   

 
        E       G    

 

Содержание INSERT 60

Страница 1: ...RAIS INSERT 60 USER S MANUAL RAIS A S Industrivej 20 9900 Frederikshavn Denmark Tel 45 98 47 90 33 Fax 45 98 47 92 91 Tested Beaverton Listed by Oregon USA OMNI Test Laboratories Inc C...

Страница 2: ...NG INSTRUCTIONS 7 First Fire 7 Building the Fire 8 Check for a Proper Burn 8 FIREWOOD 9 Specifications 9 Burning value of wood 9 A Few Reminders 9 Fuel Caution 10 CARE AND MAINTENANCE 10 Creosote Form...

Страница 3: ...The stove is supplied with a cool handle cover which enables you to operate the handle without the use of a glove however always use caution when touching areas where HOT surfaces are located Included...

Страница 4: ...heating capacity of approximately 1 076 ft 100m based on a standard ceiling height Specifications UL 1777 Listed 6 15cm diameter chimney liner up through the block off plate of an existing masonry chi...

Страница 5: ...e needed for adjusting the position of the insert as shown in the diagram Attach the flue collar offset box to the chimney liner 5 The insert firebox can then be placed and centered in the fireplace o...

Страница 6: ...lation should be in accordance with the NFPA 211 guidelines and methods Insure that there is a secure and airtight connection between the adapter pipe and the clay liner with a block off plate See the...

Страница 7: ...manently altering the fireplace structure Operating instructions First Fire Your new RAIS should be broken in gently for top performance and to prevent paint damage cracks in the firebrick or firebox...

Страница 8: ...hearth and do not use a grate or elevate the fire Push the air control handle up to Position 1 Light the fire and during start up you can leave the door slightly cracked with supervision until the ki...

Страница 9: ...ing value of wood Air dried wood has less moisture 15 20 than freshly cut timber 40 and typically yields 20 more available heat Wet wood burns at a lower temperature and causes incomplete combustion s...

Страница 10: ...rs which combine with expelled moisture to form creosote The creosote vapors condense in the relatively cool chimney flue of a slow burning fire As a result creosote residue accumulates on the flue li...

Страница 11: ...tem should be cleaned about once a year The following steps describe the cleaning process 1 Remove the baffle plate as follows a Push the baffle plate up towards the top of the stove and lift it off t...

Страница 12: ...e due to too little air getting to the stove Check that you re not running exhaust fans kitchen bath the chimney is not blocked or there is a leak between the chimney liner stovepipe and the stove If...

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