G3
4
english
1. TECHNICAL DATA
As a stove of construction type 1, it is possible to
connect it to the flue pipe of an existing other stove
or another furnace for solid and liquid fuels, as
long as the chimney does complies with DIN 4705,
Part 3.
TECHNICAL DATA
Height 793
mm
Width 453
mm
Depth 510
mm
Weight 120
kg
Weight with ceramic shell
170 kg
Flue pipe outlet diameter
130 mm
Nominal thermal output (DIN 18891) 6
kW
Maximum thermal capacity 8
kW
Smallest heating capacity
3 kW
Room heating capacity (depending on
building insulation)
48–124 m³
Exhaust values for multiple use of the chimney in
accordance with DIN 4705, Part 3 and for the
calculation of the chimney measurements in
accordance with DIN 4705, Part 2
Fluegas mass flow
closed
7 g/s
Fluegas temperature
closed
380 °C
Minimum feed pressure
Nominal thermal output
closed 0.12
mbar
at 0.8 times
n. ther. outp.
0.08 mbar
2. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The installation and operation information given
here is of a general nature, exact regulations may
vary from country to country. The rules in force in
your country should always take precedence.
General Safety Instructions for
the Operation of Your Stove
•
Thoroughly read the entire manual before
starting up your stove and ensure compliance with
the warnings.
•
Your heating unit may not be moved without
approved means of transport with sufficient load-
bearing capacity.
•
Your heating unit is not suitable to be used as
a stand or as a ladder.
•
The burning of fuel releases thermal energy
that leads to a substantial heating up of the surface
of the heating unit, the doors, the parts mounted
on the door, door glass, flue pipe and in some
cases the front wall of the heating unit. Do not
touch any of these surfaces without respective
protective clothing or without the help of
accessories such as heat-resistant gloves or a cold
hand.
•
Make your children aware of this particular
danger and keep them at a distance from the
heating unit whenever it is in operation.
•
Only burn approved fuels and materials listed
in the section entitled Clean Burning.
•
The burning or introduction of flammable or
explosive materials, such as empty spray cans and
the like into the firebox as well as the storage of
such materials in the immediate vicinity of your
heating unit is strictly forbidden due the danger of
explosion.
•
Do not wear loose or flammable clothing when
adding fuel to the fire.
•
Placing non-heat-resistant objects on the
heating unit or in the vicinity of the heating unit is
forbidden.
•
Do not lay laundry onto the stove for drying.
•
Laundry hung up to dry must be kept at a safe
distance from the stove because of the danger of
fire.
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•
When operating your heating unit it is
forbidden to use flammable or explosive materials
in the same or an adjacent room to the one in
which your heating unit is located.
•
Setting Up Your Stove
Safety Clearances
(Minimum Distances in
Fig. 2)
1. to nonflammable objects:
a > 400 mm
b > 200 mm c > 300 mm
2. to flammable objects and to supporting walls of
reinforced-concrete construction with convection
shell:
I - a > 800 mm b > 200 mm c > 300 mm
II - a > 800 mm b > 300 mm c > 300 mm
III - a > 800 mm b > 500 mm c > 300 mm
I = with stainless steel cladding
II = with convection cladding
III = without convection cladding
(a – toward the front in the radiated area)
(b – to the side) (c – to the back)
If the installation of the stove is being made on a flammable or
heat-sensitive floor, the stove must be placed on a non-
flammable floor plate (e.g. a metal floor plate), which exceeds
the stove dimensions, by 50 cm to the front and by 30 cm to the
sides. You must not place any flammable or heat-sensitive
materials 80 cm towards the front of the radiated area of the
door glass.
Make sure that the room in which the stove is set
up has at least one door or window to the outside
or is directly adjacent to such a room.
