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Boiler Installation
7.2
Installation of Combustion Air Supply System
BOILER DAMAGE AND SYSTEM
PROBLEMS
Due to missing or insufficient openings for
CAUTION!
combustion air.
Sufficient openings for combustion air and
ambient air are required.
Insufficient air flow in the boiler room can
lead to temperature rise, with a potential
for consequential property damage.
Insufficient combustion air can result in
poor burner performance and lead to ser-
vice calls.
Ensure that primary and secondary air
openings are of sufficient size, and are
not closed off or reduced in size.
The boiler can not be placed in opera-
tion if such deficiencies have not been
corrected.
Make the equipment owner aware of
the situation.
To ensure adequate combustion air supply for the boiler
system, follow the guidelines of the NFPA 31, and ob-
serve all local and national codes and regulations.
For Canada refer to the guidelines of CSA/CGA-B149.1
and 2 Installation Codes.
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BOILER DAMAGE
from contaminated combustion air.
CAUTION!
Never place chlorine containing clean-
ing agents, and hydrocarbon based
chemicals near the boiler (e.g. spray
cans, solvents, cleaning agents, paint,
glue).
Avoid generation and accumulation of
large amounts of dust.
NOTICE
When contamination of combustion air is
expected (such as installations near swim-
ming pools, dry cleaning operations or hair
salons), Buderus strongly recommends
using fresh air ducted directly from the out-
side to the boiler.
DANGER OF FIRE
from flammable material and liquids.
WARNING!
Do not store flammables or other liq-
uids in the vicinity of the boiler.
Logano G125 BE - Specifications subject to change without notice.
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