Woodfire Passiv, Руководство по эксплуатации и установке

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iv. Direct combustion air supply
The spigot for connecting to a direct combustion air supply is on the
back of the stove (Ø 100mm). Any ducting used to bring air from the
outside must be at least the diameter of the spigot and then
designed and sized in accordance with “Firepower Direct Air
Guidance”.
Unless appropriate safety devices are employed to ensure that the
stove can only be run with the air supply open, all direct air ducts
should be fixed open.
The installer must refer to the “Firepower Direct Air Guidance” document which
can be found on the www.firepower.co.uk website. This gives mandatory duct
sizing information and design considerations.
v. AirSmart
Connecting an AirSmart controller and vent is a way to avoid potential ventilation
problems. A door sensor is fitted to the stove and whenever the door is opened the
controller opens a sealed vent to the room to supply extra fresh air. If there is a powercut
then the vent is also opened as an additional safety feature. The AirSmart controller can be
a stand-alone unit, or combined with a full automated stove controller (as pictured) which
also automatically regulates the burning rate of the stove, and adds in additional safety
features.
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Direct air connection, 100mm diameter