Spartherm L 800, Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

GB

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2.1  ADJUSTING THE FEET OF LINEAR FIREPLACE 

CASSETTES

Your fireplace cassette is delivered with the feet secured by a nut (Fig. 1). 
Undo the nut before installation (Fig. 2). You will need a size 19 spanner. 
The feet can then be adjusted from the inside during installation of the 
fireplace cassette.

2.2  FUNDAMENTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 

INSTALLATION/USE OF AN OPEN FIREPLACE

All necessary national and European standards, as well as local regulations 
in the German state (DIN, DIN EN, state building regulations, fire regula-
tions etc.) must be observed and applied for the installation, connection 
and operation of the fireplace cassette. The following is a list of the relevant 
regulations (without any claim to completeness).

FeuVo/LBO/VKF:  

 Fire regulations of the relevant federal state / state 
building regulations or fire protection regulations of 
the VKF (Switzerland)

2.BlmSchV:  

 First ordinance for implementing the Federal Immis-
sion Control Act

TR-OL:  

 Specialist regulations issued by the Tile Stove and Air 
Heating System Association (ZVSHK)

DIN 1298 / EN 1856:  Connecting flue pipes for heat generating systems
DIN EN 13229:  

Inset appliances including open fires using solid fuels

DIN 18896: 

 Fireplaces using solid fuels, technical specifications 
for installation and use

DIN EN 13384:  

Exhaust gas systems calculation method

DIN 18160-1/2:  

Exhaust gas systems / residential chimneys

Fireplaces may only be installed in rooms and locations where no danger 
results from their position, structural conditions and type of use. The sur-
face area of the installation room must be designed in such a way and be 
large enough to ensure that the fireplace can be properly operated in line 
with its intended purpose.

Fireplace cassettes are fireplaces that are dependent on room air. This 
means that problems can arise when a ventilation system is operated at the 
same time (e.g. cooker extractor hood, bathroom fan, etc.). In these cases, 
suitable measures (e.g. low pressure monitor) must be taken to ensure that 
safe operation is guaranteed.

2.2.1 INSTALLATION LOCATION

General requirements placed on installation sites for fireplaces and 
fireplace cassettes:

Fireplace cassettes may only be installed in rooms and locations where no 
danger results from their position, structural conditions and type of use. In 
particular, in the case of fireplace designs dependent on room air then suf-
ficient combustion air must flow through the installation space. The surface 
area of the installation room must be designed in such a way and be large 
enough to ensure that e.g. open fireplaces with cassettes can be properly 
operated.

There is no risk to the operation of fireplace cassettes when:

•  The system has safety devices that independently and reliably prevent 

low pressure in the installation room.

or
•  The total combustion airflow volume required for the fireplace cassettes 

Fig. 1

Fig. 2