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Mod. KERA rev 01
Installation
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Connection without the DHW kit
fig. 10 connection points without a DHW kit
Ref.
Description
1
Radiator H2O supply ¾”
2
H2O exhaust pipe safety valve ½”
3
Radiator H2O return ¾”
4
H2O hydraulic line input ½”
2.5.6
FLUE GAS EXHAUST DUCT
The exhaust pipe must be constructed by special-
ised, skilled personnel or companies, according to
the indications in this manual. The exhaust system
must be made in such a way as to ensure easy pe-
riodic cleaning without having to disassemble any
parts.
The pipes must ALWAYS be installed according to the standards
and instructions of the manufacturer and anyway with the silicon
gasket supplied to guarantee its sealing.
• IT is prohibited to install dampers or other valves that can
obstruct the flue gas exhaust.
• IT is prohibited to install one flue in which flue gas or vapours of
other appliances (boilers, hoods, etc.) are exhausted.
2.5.7
PIPES AND MAXIMUM USABLE LENGTHS
Pipes made of painted aluminised steel (minimum thickness
1.5 mm), stainless steel (Aisi 316) with a 100 mm diameter (for
pipes inside the flue max. 150 mm). Hoses are prohibited; the
male-female coupling collars must have a minimum length
of 50 mm. The diameter of the pipes depends on the type of
system.
TYPE OF SYSTEM
WITH Ø 100 mm DOU-
BLE WALLED PIPE
Minimum length
2m
Maximum length (with 3 90° elbows)
8m
For installations located at over 1200 m asl
mandatory
Maximum number of elbows
4
Horizontal segments with min slope 5%
2m
tab.3 max. pipe length
NOTE: pressure drops of a 90° elbow can be com-
pared to those of a 1 metre pipe; the inspection
tee fitting must be considered as a 90° elbow. Re-
fer to the standards in force in question.
fig. 11 pipe length
Tee fit-
ting
Fitting
Insulation
Tee fitting
Tee fitting
Airtight cap
Tee fitting
Cleaning
direction
Cleaning
direction
Cleaning direction
