Harrie Leenders HL2 Manual And Installation Instructions page 17

Installation HL2 and HL4
General instructions and regulations
• All local regulations including those referring to national and European standards must be observed when installing the appliance.
• Ensure there is sufficient ventilation / air supply in the room from which your stove gets the combustion air. This is the room where the
stove is installed if you do not use a wall or stove-base air supply system.
• The stove is not suitable for a shared flue system.
• The appliance must be installed on a floor having sufficient bearing capacity.
• Ensure adequate access for cleaning the appliance, the flue-gas connection and the chimney.
• When installing the stove, take into account the minimum distances from the wall so as to avoid any fire risk.
The minimum distances are shown in the figure below.
Specifications HL 2
• Nominal power of the stove = 7,0 kWatt.
• Flue gas mass flow = 7,2 g/s
• Appliance weight = 85 kg
• Minimum chimney draught = 8,0 Pa
• Flue gas temperature directly over the stove = 316 °C
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Specifications HL 4
• Nominal power of the stove = 10,0 kWatt.
• Flue gas mass flow = 7,7 g/s
• Appliance weight = 140 kg
• Minimum chimney draught = 8,0 Pa
• Flue gas temperature directly over the stove = 221 °C
General instructions and directions
• The installation of the HL2 or HL4 must be carried out by a skilled person employed by a dealer recognized by Harrie Leenders
Haardkachels.
• The casing parts are susceptible to scratching. Handle them gently.
• After the stove has been properly installed, burn some kindling wood to check the draught.
Safety recommendations
• Glass tends to break easily, and broken glass is quite sharp. Take therefore adequate safety precautions.
• For general safety, we refer to guidelines or regulations issued by a relevant official body.
Materials and tools required
• Handtruck • Wall plugs and screws (when using a ceiling or wall plate)
• Spirit level • Single-walled pipe and accessories (including fasteners)
• Screwdriver • Clamping strip
1. Moving the stove
• Place the stove with its back against the hand truck.
• Move the stove on the hand truck to the place of installation
desired.
3. Connecting the pipe
• Make the pipe to size and connect it using the appropriate
fastening materials.
• Top-connected stove pipe: Leavc a 50 mm gap between the
underside of the pipe and the upper side of the connection ring
of the stove.
• The figure shows the top-connected stove pipe. This also
applies to the rear-connected stove pipe.
2. Positioning
• Place the stove at the position desired, its back at least 10 cm
from the wall and the side at least 50 cm.
• If the wall consists of flammable material, allow for 25 and
100 cm, respectively.
4. Clamping the pipe
• Fix the clamping strip
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