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REMKO CLK SERIES
Specifications for fan-
assisted heaters Installation instructions
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The units must not be used
below ground level, e.g. in
basements, without suitable gas
monitoring equipment
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The fuel supply must be
installed in accordance with
DIN 4755 for oil-fired fan-
assisted heaters, DVGW Code
of Practice G 600 for gas-fired
warm air heaters and TRF for
liquid gas
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The gas connection/unit
operation must take place
exclusively on the basis of the
accident prevention regulation
DGUV 79, “Use of liquid gas”,
as well as the respective local
construction and fire prevention
regulations.
The safety regulations of the
accident prevention and insurance
associations, the respective
regional building regulations
and the combustion appliances
regulations apply to the operation
of the units.
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Make sure that there is an
adequate fresh air supply
appropriate to the respective
forced-air burner capacity
(see name plate)
Outdoor installation
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Operation of the units must
not present a hazard or
unreasonable discomfort
■
The unit operator must
ensure that it is impossible
for unauthorised persons to
manipulate either the unit or
the power supply
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Precipitation such as rain or
snow can be sucked in through
the supply air fan.
For this reason suitable weather
protection should be provided
When using the units the
respective applicable guidelines
must always be observed.
■
Combustion plant order
(FeuVo) for the individual
federal states
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Workplace directives ASR 5
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Workplace regulations
§§ 5 and 14
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Ordinance for implementation
of Federal Emissions Control
Regulations (BImSchG) and the
subsequently issued legislation
(ENEG)
Combustion air supply
There is good natural ventilation
and aeration for example if:
1. the room volume in m³ is at
least 30 times the nominal heating
capacity in kW of all of the units
operating in the space and if the
natural change of air is provided
by windows and doors, or
2. constantly open ventilation
openings are present for incoming
and exhaust air in the vicinity of
the ceiling and floor, whose size
in m² is at least 0.003 times the
nominal heating capacity in kW
of all of the units operating in the
space.
NOTE
Overpressure and
underpressure in the
installation area should be
avoided as this will inevitably
lead to combustion-related
faults.
NOTE
The burner setting must be
checked after every change of
location and adapted to the
new environmental conditions
and atmospheric conditions if
necessary.