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3-) On the bottom of the floor, where the boiler will be installed, there must
nothing contain that can be ignited such as carpet, wood and plastic pads. If
you are going to install the boiler on a wood parquet, an upgrate part
should be placed
4-) Chimney needs to be used at the exit of the waste gas. This should be a
single chimney and no chimney connection from any location. The gas
absorption of the chimney should be high. The simplest method of detecting
this is to cover the mouth of the chimney with paper and watch whether the
paper piece is hanging in the air. If this happens, the emmission of our
chimney is sufficient for our boilers.
(In order to strengthen the emmission of our chimney, we must raise
the size of our chimney).
5-) Between the chimney output of the boiler and the chimney there must
be maximum 1 elbow and 2 pieces of pipe.
6-) Solid-fuel floor heating boilers as seen in FIGURE -2; the inlet and outlet
of the radiator must be connected to the main pipes in the heating system
with the connection parts seen in the figure without disturbing the order.
The conical tracks and ball valves shown in the figure help to ensure that
our boilers can be easily disassembled during any breakdown.
7-) Expansion tank installation needs to be done as shown in FIGURE-2.
8-) Expansion tank installation should be connected as shown in FIGURE 2.
Note: If there is more than two-fold height between the place where our
boiler is located and the place where we will install our expansion tank, the
diameter of the installation pipes drawn into the expansion tank should be
increased.
9-) The expansion tank water reinforcement outlet shown in FIG-2, must be
connected to the water supply inlet of the boiler. This water supply outlet
boiler and installation completing the water reduction in our installation
and our boiler remain dehydrated.
