Ventilation And Fresh Air Intake - LASIAN AUDAX 6 KW User And Installation Manual

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5.5 VENTILATION AND FRESH AIR INTAKE

- In the room where the stove is installed, we must make sure that at all times we will have the necessary air to
guarantee a good combustion (about 45 m
habitability inside the room.
- Make sure the room where the stove is installed has adequate ventilation, and if not, install an air supply duct
from the outside (at least it will have a minimum section of 100 cm²).
- The fresh air intake must be communicated directly with the environment of the installation of the stove, placed
so that it avoids to get obstructed, and it is protected with a permanent grid or another suitable guard provided
it does not reduce the minimum section.
- The air flow can also be obtained from an adjacent room to the place of the installation, provided this air flows
freely through permanent apertures that cannot be closed, and communicate with the outside.
- The adjacent room must not be used as a garage, store for combustible materials or for activities with a risk of
fire.
- Two stoves, fireplace and a stove, an oven and a wood stove, etc. should never be used in the same
environment since the draw of one may damage the other.
- Collective type ventilation ducts cannot be used either as they could cause a vacuum in the environment of
installation, even if installed in adjoining or communicating rooms.
- The combustion air intake cannot be connected to any air distribution duct or to the air intake placed in the
wall. If this is done, we will use Ø 80 duct and a maximum of 1.5 meters (to subtract from the maximum length
of the flue duct).
- When we place the air intake (or intakes) it is necessary to respect certain distances to avoid problems:
Air intake must be placed at least:
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1.5 m
1.5 m
0.3 m
1.5 m
3
/kg of pellet), as well as an optimal environmental conditions of
Under
Horizontally far from
Above
Far from
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Doors, windows, flue duct,
cameras, etc.
Flue duct
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