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• We recommend making the power supply via a switchable socket. The
advantage of this is that the power to the system can easily be switched
off during the summer season and for maintenance.
4.1. BLOWER UNIT
The blower unit is normally integrated with the fireplace and it should be
installed such that access via an inspection port is possible at any time. The
installation location should be selected so that the blower shaft is fastened
horizontally with the integral legs on a firm base and secured against dis-
placement. Alternatively, the blower can be housed in a nearby room (base-
ment, etc.) near the fireplace. If the hot convection air is delivered to other
rooms apart from the room where the fireplace is, pressure equalisation
must be ensured between the room where the fireplace is and the rooms to
which hot air is circulated.
4.2. PIPE CONNECTIONS
The pipe connections should be fastened to the lower part of the convection
air housing using the self-tapping screws supplied, with the injection port
facing towards the unit. The pipe connections should be mounted such that
air can freely enter the convection air housing. Do not install pipe connec-
tions underneath weight shafts, as correct functioning cannot be guaran-
teed. Attach the pipe connections on to the recesses in the convections air
housing intended for this purpose.
Blower Unit
