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TECHNICAL DATA:
MEASUREMENTS HxWxL:
MASS:
NOMINAL OUTPUT:
MANUFACTURE according to EN 13 240:
FLUE GASES ELIMINATION – up:
75x35x65 cm
1a
Ø
120 mm
8 kW
74,5 kg
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Having removed the carton box and the upper wooden frame, remove the ashes shovel, firebox
scraper and protective glove. Remove the wooden frame.
Ambient conditions
If the stove is to be installed in a room with easily combustible or heat-sensitive flooring, a solid non-
flammable floor protection is required under the stove. The surface has to be dimensioned to exceed
40 cm on the back and lateral sides, and 60 cm on the front side from the stove itself.
Minimum clearance (sides and rear) between heat-sensitive materials must not be under 45 cm.
Heat-sensitive materials in the area exposed to direct heat (front) must not be placed closer than
minimum 120 cm.
The stove is to be placed on a level surface and the room housing it should have enough fresh air
supply in order to support combustion.
If there is an aspirator (hood) installed in the room housing the stove, or there is some other air
consuming device installed, it is necessary to secure a regular fresh air supply via a special shaft with
a protective net which can easily be shut.
Chimney connection
It is recommended to use the usual (standard) flue pipes and elbows with built-in flaps in order to
connect the stove to the chimney. Nominal diameter of the flue pipe is Ø 120 mm.
Flue pipes and elbows must be placed and fixed tightly and firmly on the stove flue connection. The
flue pipe must not come into the chimney cross-section.
While installing the stove it is necessary to comply with the national and European norms, as well as
with local regulations on this type of appliance.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Suitable fuel
The stove is aimed for the sole use of wood and wooden briquettes, fuel which has a low percentage
of ash. The most suitable types of wood with these characteristics are beech, hornbeam and birch.
It would be best if the fuel was dry, so that its humidity does not exceed 20%. When humid wood is
ignited, it releases greasy soot which could clog the chimney.