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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
ENERGA 80-50
NAME
Energa 80-50
EN -13229
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
OUTPUT
17.0 kW
DESCRIPTION
Fireplace insert

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  • Page 1 DIRECTIONS FOR USE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ENERGA 80-50 NAME OUTPUT DESCRIPTION Energa 80-50 17.0 kW Fireplace insert EN -13229...
  • Page 3 ENERGA 80-50 ENERGA 80-50...
  • Page 4 ENERGA 80-50...
  • Page 5 ENERGA 80-50 BARBAS ENERGA WOOD-BURNING BUILT-IN FIRE WITH THE FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS: - High effi ciency - Energy saving - Low fl ue gas emissions - Fitted with a ceramic particulate fi lter (Patent pending) - Very low particulate exhaust - Environmentally friendly...
  • Page 6 ENERGA 80-50...
  • Page 7 Built-in wood fi re fi red by solid fuels for space heating in residential buildings. - Name: Barbas - Model: ENERGA 80-50 - Types of fuel: Wood logs and briquettes (= pressed wood blocks without binding agent) Fire safety: (risk to adjacent elements/objects)
  • Page 8 ENERGA 80-50...

  • Page 9: Table Of Contents

    ENERGA 80-50 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Introduction Foreword..................Safety and installation instructions..........Placing Included..................Preparation for positioning............Accessories................... Basic requirements for positioning built-in fi res......Construction requirements............Heat-insulating materials............... Chimney..................Installation instructions Requirements relating to the use of existing chimneys....
  • Page 10 ENERGA 80-50...

  • Page 11: Introduction

    INTRODUCTION 1.1 FOREWORD We would like to congratulate you on your purchase of this modern Barbas built-in wood fi re. This quality product will give you years of heating pleasure as you enjoy the play of the fl ames and the cosy glow of the fi re.
  • Page 12 ENERGA 80-50 • Follow the instructions issued by your local fi re brigade. The fi re can be taken in operation if national and local regulations are satisfi ed. The required constructive adaptations should be satisfi ed as well. Installation Instructions •...

  • Page 13: Included

    ENERGA 80-50 LOCATION INCLUDED Documentation Warranty Manual Attributes Glove (Heat resistant up to max. 95°C) Operating hook / Poker N.B. If any part is missing, please contact your dealer. 2.2 PREPARATION FOR POSITIONING Check all functions of the built-in fi re before fi tting.
  • Page 14 ENERGA 80-50 • Check the operation and setting of the fl ue gas fl ap and the particulate fi lter. Locking slider (inside door) Pin for fl ue gas fl ap Combustion air-supply slider Locking slider all the way to the left (closed): Flue gas fl...
  • Page 15 ENERGA 80-50 • Check whether the retardant plate (brake plate) is located correctly in the supports. See Chapter 7.6. • Check the operation of the slider for the regulation of the combustion air intake (middle below the window). • Check whether the ashtray is completely empty.
  • Page 16 ENERGA 80-50 • Report any defects immediately to your dealer. • Remove enclosed documents and components from the built-in fi re. • Fit the fan-set (option). See Chapter 4.1. • Open the connection openings for the convection air outlet and the convection air supply.
  • Page 17 ENERGA 80-50 • Connecting convection air intake - under or at the side of the appliance. ° The convection air intake opening underneath the appliance is open when it leaves the factory. Convection air intake under the appliance ° If you wish to use the convection air intake openings on the side, you must break out the hole using a hammer.

  • Page 18: Accessories

    ENERGA 80-50 2.3 ACCESSORIES The following accessories can be supplied by your dealer: Part no Accessorie 332711 3-Sided 35 mm frame Energa 80-50 332712 4-Sided 35 mm frame Energa 80-50 322920 Set carrying brackets (2 pieces) 311967 Mantle iron L = 1250 mm...
  • Page 19 ENERGA 80-50 Built-in fi res may solely be used in: • Rooms with at least one outer door or window that can be opened; • A suite of rooms connected directly or indirectly with each other with a collective supply of air.
  • Page 20 ENERGA 80-50 The air, which is piped in through a grill in the wall, ensures that the air in the room is refreshed and is also used for the combustion process. The combustion air is sucked in through the grill in the chimney breast and through the opening underneath, or at the side of the appliance.
  • Page 21 ENERGA 80-50 Figure 1: Use of convection set. Ventilation and combustion air intake via the chimney breast. • When building in the appliance you can, if you wish, use a convection set (option) to connect the convection openings to the warm air exit grills in the chimney breast...

  • Page 22: Construction Requirements

    ENERGA 80-50 • Connecting convection set (option) to the convection air escape openings on the top of the appliance: ° Place the collar rings (2x or 4x) on the convection openings. ° The convection air pipes must be made of non-fl ammable material which cannot be distorted.
  • Page 23 ENERGA 80-50 Insulation Delevired Heat Max user Density material in ... conductivity temperature Can be Sort Form ºC kg/m³ delivered as Mineral fi bre Strips Mats (1) Glass fi bre Individual fi bres Mats (2) Stone fi bre Granular fi bres Cinter fi...

  • Page 24: Chimney

    ENERGA 80-50 CHIMNEY Every fi re needs its own chimney. Multiple connections to one main chimney is not permitted. Ensure that any existing chimney is completely air-tight and in good condition. It must be suitable to accommodate the appliance in question. Make sure your chimney has a proper cap to prevent rain getting in and birds nesting on it.

  • Page 25: Installation Instructions

    ENERGA 80-50 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 3.1 REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO THE USE OF EXISTING CHIMNEYS The adapter material for the connection with the chimney must be made of at least 2 mm thick sheet steel and must be insulated with a heat-resistant material 3 cm in thickness.
  • Page 26 ENERGA 80-50 Construction parts containing fl ammable substances or material and fi tted furniture outside the radiation area of the fi tted fi replace There must be a distance of at least 5 cm between the outside surfaces of the chimney breast/casing/fi...

  • Page 27: Fitting The Fi Replace

    ENERGA 80-50 FITTING THE FIREPLACE 4.1 PREPARATION / INSPECTION OF FUNCTION • Check the operation of the combustion air supply slider • Check the operation of fl ue gas fl ap • Check whether the convection holes Ø125 mm (2x or 4x) on the top side are open •...
  • Page 28 ENERGA 80-50 The space between the fi replace (hearth surround/brick work) and the fi re itself should be left completely open so that there is an empty space. At least 20 mm of free space should be left on both sides of the fi re. Ventilate the fi replace, by placing ventilation ope- nings at the top and bottom of the chimney breast.
  • Page 29 ENERGA 80-50 • Remove the grates and the ashtray. • Carefully remove the bottom panel using a broad, fl at screwdriver. • Carefully remove the left side panel using a broad, fl at screwdriver...
  • Page 30 ENERGA 80-50 • Carefully remove the right side panel using a broad, fl at screwdriver. Make sure the rear panels do not fall forwards ! • Carefully remove the rear panel. • Remove the top air slider.
  • Page 31 ENERGA 80-50 • Dismantle the steel bottom plate. • Dismantle the lower air slider.
  • Page 32 ENERGA 80-50 • Dismantle the drawer runner of the lowest bottom plate. For this, slide the runner to the right and to the left in order to gain access to the screws. • Remove the drawer runner.
  • Page 33 ENERGA 80-50 • Dismantle the fan holder by unscrewing the screws and the fl y nuts. • Fan holder plate (rear).
  • Page 34 ENERGA 80-50 • Stick the damping material to the back of the fan. • Fit the fan in the fan holder. For this, use the 4 screws and rubber rings supplied. Now screw the fan holder onto the fan holder plate.
  • Page 35 ENERGA 80-50 • Connect the cable in accordance with the diagram below. green/yellow blue brown Convection-fan 230 VAC / 50 Hz Thermostat “Clickson” set at ± 40° C. Earthed plug (with earth sleeve) 230 VAC...
  • Page 36 ENERGA 80-50 • Fan, fan holder, cable, clickson • Power supply for fan. and fan holder plate. • Thread the cable for the clickson through the fan holder plate. Note: Fit grommet! • Fit the clickson and connect it.
  • Page 37 ENERGA 80-50 • Unscrew the cable from the plug and thread this through the opening in the side of the appliance. Note: Fit grommet! Then screw the plug back on the cable. • Carefully place the complete • Fit the fanholder plate back in the holder with fan back in the appliance.
  • Page 38 ENERGA 80-50 • Fit the lower air slide using a long bolt, to lift this slide temporarily upwards during the installation. • Check the operation of the fan set. The fan set should be connected to an earthed wall socket.
  • Page 39 ENERGA 80-50 The combustion air supply The combustion air supply connection is located on the under side of the appliance. Combustion air supply connection on the under side of the appliance Always ensure that there is suffi cient Note open space under the appliance for the combustion air supply.
  • Page 40 ENERGA 80-50 • Insert a piece of pipe (Ø125 mm) between the pipe and the external air supply opening in the wall with, if required, a movable damper, in such a way that the pipe with operating knob is fi tted so that the damper can be opened and shut from the living area.
  • Page 42 ENERGA 80-50 Available grids (option) for ventilating the fi replace: COLOUR DIMENSION (cm) CLEAR OPENING (cm White 13.5 x 13.5 (incl. fi tting box) White 27.0 x 13.5 (incl. fi tting box) White 43.0 x 22.0 • If the fi re is to be placed against a bearing wall or against a wall containing fl...
  • Page 43 ENERGA 80-50 Mounting against a wall Mounting against with fl ammable material a fi reproof wall ≥ 10 cm insulation, see ≥ 10 cm insulation table 1, pag 27 see table 1, pag 27 > 10 cm additional false brick wall 20 mm air cavity T≤...
  • Page 44 ENERGA 80-50 Energa built into chimney breast Combustion air supply via grate in outside wall Inlet opening (grate) (chimney breast) combustion and convection air Inlet opening (appliance) combustion air Inlet opening (appliance) convection air (1x underneath / 2x side (option))
  • Page 45 ENERGA 80-50 Energa with fan set (option) and convection set (option) built into chimney breast Combustion air supply directly from outside Combustion air supply via grate in outside wall Inlet opening (grate) (chimney breast) convection air Inlet opening (appliance) combustion air...

  • Page 46: Building-In A Fi Re In Germany And Switzerland

    ENERGA 80-50 4.2 BUILDING-IN A FIRE IN GERMANY AND SWITZERLAND Building-in the fi re against a wall in a casing/fi replace/chimney breast False wall is mandatory • A false wall is mandatory in the case of protective walls/walls with fl ammable material.
  • Page 47 ENERGA 80-50 Fitting a built-in fi re against a wall with fl ammable material in Germany Fire Expansion seam Adapter Covering Insulation material for adapter Decorative frame Mineral masonry Inlet opening convection air Convection area Hot-air fl exible hose/pipe Layer of insulation material Hot-air escape grid (≥...

  • Page 48: Operation Of The Fi Replace

    ENERGA 80-50 OPERATION OF THE BUILT-IN FIRE Figure 3: Operation Energa 80-50 1 Flue outlet Handle door 2 Convection air escape opening (4x) Convection air supply (1x underneath) 3 Operating pin fl ue gas fl ap (2x side) 4 Locking slider for operating pin 10 Combustion air supply connection;...

  • Page 49: Stoking Up For The Fi Rst Time

    ENERGA 80-50 STOKING UP FOR THE FIRST TIME If you have had your chimney breast modifi ed or newly built, fi rst allow your home to dry properly. Walls which have not been allowed to dry properly are a magnet for dust such as any smoke particles created when stoking up the fi...

  • Page 50: Use

    ENERGA 80-50 7.1 VENTILATION Air is a vital component of the combustion process. Ensure that there is a suffi cient supply of fresh air. For each kilo of wood that you put on the fi re (door closed), 10 - 15 m of extra air is needed.

  • Page 51: Instructions While Stoking

    ENERGA 80-50 When setting the fi re, move the locking slider all the way to the right. If necessary, leave the door ajar for 10 minutes. Do not open the door wide, as the window will remain cold. If the door is shut during this time, smoke will condense on the glass and form soot.
  • Page 52 When loading the fi re, the following quantity of wood is suffi cient. Energa 80-50 : 3 blocks c. 30 cm long and 30 cm perimeter Do not add more fuel until the previous fuel has burned down to the charcoal stage.

  • Page 53: Heating Economically

    ENERGA 80-50 7.4 HEATING ECONOMICALLY The most environmentally-friendly and economic way of heating with wood is to have your fi re hot but calm. The ash should appear to glow a soft red-orange and should not glow like a blacksmith’s fi re. Fires like that burn quickly and intensely, leaving little time for complete combustion.

  • Page 54: Removing And Returning The Holder With The Particulate Fi Lter

    ENERGA 80-50 7.6 REMOVING AND RETURNING THE HOLDER WITH THE PARTICULATE FILTER, FLUE GAS FLAP AND RETARDANT PLATE (BRAKE PLATE) Before sweeping the chimney, the holder with the particulate fi lter and the fl ue gas fl ap must be removed.
  • Page 55 ENERGA 80-50 Removing the holder with the particulate fi lter • First slide the holder with particulate fi lter as far forward as possible. Then remove this by fi rst lifting it on the left and taking it out downwards to the right.

  • Page 56: Replacing The Particulate Fi Lter

    ENERGA 80-50 • Remove the retardant plate by tilting it upwards slightly, sliding it backwards and removing it diagonally to one side. (Original position of retardant plate is between the 4 spacers.) REPLACING THE PARTICULATE FILTER • Remove the holder from the appliance •...

  • Page 57: Adjusting The Fl Ue Gas Fl Ap

    ENERGA 80-50 • After installation: Slide the holder, on the supports, completely to the back. Bottom view from the combustion chamber. ADJUSTING THE FLUE GAS FLAP • Check whether the door depresses the operating pin suffi ciently to close completely the fl...
  • Page 58 ENERGA 80-50 2. Check by using the door if the fl ue gas fl ap goes past the mark. 3. If necessary, adjust the operating pin with an Allen key and open-end wrench. 4. Remove the mark.

  • Page 59: General Hints

    ENERGA 80-50 GENERAL HINTS 8.1 TIPS • Burn dry wood only. Damp wood not only burns poorly, it causes more pollution in the appliance (window), the chimney, your room (when opening the door of the appliance, for instance) and the environment. Wood can only be classifi ed as dry if it has been stored under a Dutch barn for at least two years (not covered with plastic).

  • Page 60: Output

    ENERGA 80-50 8.2 OUTPUT In practice, combustion is all about loss. This entails: • Loss through excess heat leaving the chimney, rather than going into the room. • Loss through insuffi cient combustion, such as CO (carbon monoxide) and soot particles.

  • Page 61: Fuel

    • All sorts of clean wood (forested). The wood must have been dried for at least two years. Well-dried wood has a humidity percentage between 10 and 20%. Recommended dimensions: • Energa 80-50: length: c. 30 cm outline: c. 30 cm •...

  • Page 62: Amount Of Fuel

    If this happens, there is a risk of fi re. It may also damage your appliance and chimney. BARBAS will not assume liability for damage caused by overheating. Burning one layer of wood can lead to varying outputs. When used correctly, one load will burn in around 45 minutes.

  • Page 63: Heat Radiation

    ENERGA 80-50 10.2 HEAT RADIATION The table below shows the temperatures which can theoretically be achieved by burning wood. Heat radiation Sort of fuel kWh/kg Dry wood (average) Briquettes (average) The heating value of wood (18.7 MJ/kg at 0% humidity) is not affected by the sort of wood.

  • Page 64: Regular Maintenance

    • Sliders/dampers Check function annually • Convection channels Clean annually • Paint Annually, if necessary touch up with BARBAS heat-resistant paint (do not paint when the fi re is in use!) • Parts Individual parts for replacement/accessories are available from your BARBAS dealer Use only original parts •...

  • Page 65: Replacement Parts

    ENERGA 80-50 REPLACEMENT PARTS 12.1 ENERGA 80-50 Item no Description replacements parts Energa 70-55 Number Body Panel side, left/right (vermiculite plate) Panel rear (vermiculite plate) Panel bottom, rear (vermiculite plate) Grate Ashtray Panel bottom, front (vermiculite plate) Door Glass Operating pin (for fl ue gas fl ap) Flue gas fl...

  • Page 66: Dimensions

    ENERGA 80-50 DIMENSIONS 13.1 ENERGA 80-50 * Combustion air supply connection Ø125 mm...
  • Page 67 ENERGA 80-50 13.1.1 ENERGA 80-50 3 sided 35 mm frame * Combustion air supply connection Ø125 mm...
  • Page 68 ENERGA 80-50 13.1.2 ENERGA 80-50 4 sided 35 mm frame * Combustion air supply connection Ø125 mm...

  • Page 69: Technical Data

    ENERGA 80-50 TECHNICAL DATA ENERGA 80-50 Combustion: Measured in compliance with EN 13229 : 2001 / EN 13229 - A2 : 2004 / EN 13229 : 2011 Fuel Wood Output; min. - max. 10 - 20 kW Nominal output 17 kW Effi...
  • Page 70 ENERGA 80-50 ENERGA 80-50 Operation: • Handle for opening the door • Combustion air supply slider Single combined slide for controlling the primary, secondary and tertiary air supply Ash collection: Ashtray with grate Combustion air supply: At least 150 cm...

  • Page 71: Frequently Asked Questions

    Can a wood-burning stove/built-in fi re be connected to a central heating installation? The Barbas range does not have any stoves/fi res that can be connected to central heating installations. We do not advise attempting it !! At what temperature does/do the convection fan(s) start up? If the appliance is fi...
  • Page 72 ENERGA 80-50 How do I know if I’m heating correctly? Follow the instructions in this manual. The fl ames should play softly across the wood and the wood should burn evenly. Once the fi re has been burning for a short time, the smoke from the chimney should be almost translucent.
  • Page 73 ENERGA 80-50 Do I have to take any extra measures if the room I am heating has an extractor fan (mechanical ventilation)? If the combustion air comes from the living-room: A fl ue gas fan is required for permanent extraction of the area in which the fi replace is placed.
  • Page 74 ENERGA 80-50...
  • Page 76 Your Barbas dealer 01 - 011213 - 332127...

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