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For proper functioning and a good temperature
distribution, the stove shoul be positioned in a
location where it is able to take in the air necessary
for combustion of the pellet (about 40 m³/h
must be available), as laid down in the standard
governing the installation and in accordance with
local national standards. The volume of the room
must not be less than 20 m³. It is compulsory to
install an adequate outdoor air intake which would
allow oxidising air input necessary for correct
operation of the product. The air flow between
the outside and the installation premises can take
place directly, through an opening on an external
wall of the premises (preferred solution, see Figure
1a); or indirectly, through air intake from the
adjoining premises with air intake and permanently
communicating with the installation premises (see
Figure 1b). Adjoining premises excludes those used
as bedrooms, bathrooms, garages, common areas
of a building and, in general, premises in danger
of catching fire. Consider the doors and windows
present which could interfere with correct air flow
to the stove and maintain 1.5 metres from any
smoke outlet. The air intake must have a minimum
total net surface of 100 cm
2
protected by an
external grate which must not be obstructed and/or
blocked and which should be periodically cleaned:
the aforementioned surface should be increased
as a result if there are other active generators
inside the premises (for example: electric fans for
stale air extraction, kitchen hood, other stoves,
etc...), which could generate a negative pressure
environment. A check is necessary, with all the
equipment on, that the drop in pressure between
the room and the outdoors does not exceed a
value of 4 Pa.
FIGURE 1a- DIRECTLY FROM OUTSIDE FIGURE 1b- INDIRECTLY FROM ADJACENT PREMISES
You can connect the air necessary for combustion
directly to the external air intake, with a tube of at
least 40mm, with a maximum length of 2 linear
metres; each curve of the tube is equal to a loss of
one linear metre.
In the presence of wood floors,
install a floor protection surface
in compliance with the rules in
force in the country
Installation in studio flats,
bedrooms and
only permitted
closed chamber
bathrooms in
for airtight or
equipment with
an adequate canalization for
oxidising air duct outwards.
Locating the stove in a room
with an explosive atmosphere is
prohibited. The floor of the room
where the stove is to be installed
must be strong enough to take its weight.
Keep a minimum rear distance (A) of 20
cm, on the side (B) 40 cm and, on the front,
100 cm. These distances must be complied
with to allow extraordinary maintenance
by a technician and product safety. If
particularly delicate objects are present
such as furniture, curtains or sofas, the
distance of the stove must be increased
considerably
150
cm
20 cm (A)
Min.
100 cm
2
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