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- Page 1 Instruction Manual English Insert Fires – Panoramic Line Trevi 850 | Trevi 1100 Mod.168 – E...
- Page 2 * All our products fulfil the requirements of the European Regulation (Reg UE 305/2011) and have been certified with the CE conformity trademark; * SOLZAIMA disclaims responsibility for damages to the unit if it is installed by non-qualified personnel; * SOLZAIMA disclaims responsibility for damages to the unit if the rules for installation and use described in this manual are not followed;...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents: Solzaima .................. 4 Technical Specifications ............5 Your Stove................7 Components ................9 Installation ................10 Instructions for Use ..............16 Troubleshooting ..............25 End of Life ................26 Sustainability ................26 Glossary ................. 27 Warranty ................. 29... -
Page 4: Solzaima
Solzaima Solzaima's vision has always been to provide a clean, renewable and more cost- effective energy. This is why we've been dedicating ourselves for more than 35 years to the manufacturing of biomass heating equipment and solutions. As a result of the persistence and unconditional support from our partner network, Solzaima is today a leading player in the production of biomass heating solutions, best illustrated by our backboiler fires for central heating. -
Page 5: Technical Specifications
– such is the case of the new designer devices with a guillotine door - TREVI 850 and TREVI 1100. - Page 6 Table 1 – Technical Specifications for each Stove Trevi Trevi 1100 Dimensions Width Height Width Height Front 34.4/875 17.3/440 44.2/1125 17.3/440 (inches/mm) Casing 40.1/1020 41.5/1055 50/1270 41.5/1055 (inches/mm) Total Depth 21.2/540 21.2/540 (inches/mm) Flue Ø Ø 7.8/200 int. Ø 9.8/250 int. (inches/mm) Rated output (kW) 21,7...
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Page 7: Your Stove
Your Stove *Trevi 850 TREVI 850 TREVI 850 with frame (optional) *Trevi 1100 TREVI 1100 TREVI 1100 with frame (optional) Fig. 1 – Trevi 850 and Trevi 1100 with and without frame... - Page 8 Hot air outlets Smoke outlet Counterweight blocking screws Ash pan Air intakes Door lock (for cleaning) Vermiculite Latch for opening the panels door Combustion air intake regulation damper Adjustable legs Combustion air intake openings Fig. 2 – Main components of the Trevi panoramic line unit.
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Page 9: Components
Components * This unit’s casing is made of top-quality carbon steel plate, with a thickness of 0.1 inches (5mm). Other parts of the unit use plates with thicknesses of 0.07, 0.09 and 0.11 inches (2mm, 2.5mm and 3mm). The other shell is made of 0.03 inches (1mm) thick galvanised plate and the ash grate of 0.47 inches (12mm) thick plate;... -
Page 10: Installation
Installation Attention: all regulations and standards must be complied with when installing this unit. Check that the product is complete and in good condition immediately upon receipt. Any defects should be notes before the unit is installed. * Before starting the installation, do the following: a) Before assembly, remove the counterweight blocking screws that ensure the stove can be transported safely (Fig. - Page 11 Check the ventilator is working, if applicable, as well as the installation of the adjustable legs. Remove the label from the glass and retain the instruction manual for future reference. 1. Combustion air and gas circulation * This type of unit should be installed in a well-ventilated area. Any air intake grilles should be placed in locations that are not liable to become blocked;...
- Page 12 45º 45º 45º 45º 45º Fig. 10 – Correct angle for bends Fig.11 – Incorrect angle for bends * A single-walled tube installed on the outside of a building results in the condensation of water vapour in the combustion gases. We therefore recommend the use of a double –...
- Page 13 2. Installation location requirements * The stove should stand on a masonry hearth made of refractory bricks or another type of non-combustible material; * It is recommended for these units to be insulated with insulating material with a thickness of 1.57 inches (40mm) and a density of 154 pounds (70kg)/m * It is recommended for all stoves should be installed at least 15.7 inches (400mm) from combustible materials;...
- Page 14 * Ensure that the opening in the wall is of an appropriate size to house the stove; * There should be a gap of around 0.19 inches (5mm) between the stove and ornamental stones (or any other type of finishing), to allow room for the metal to expand.
- Page 15 3. Forced Ventilation (optional) * Units equipped with forced ventilation include one 66W ventilator and a circuit board that enables you to control its functioning. Controller Converter Earth Ventilator Temperature probe Earth Fig.12 – Circuit diagram Attention: all three wires in the power feed cable – earth, neutral and live – should be connected.
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Page 16: Instructions For Use
* You should take care to not lay the cable where it may be crushed; * The electrical installation should incorporate means to switch the stove off, with a minimum separation of 0.118 inches (3mm) between the contacts, pursuant to the applicable legislation in force. - Page 17 Table 2 – List of types of firewood that may be used in SOLZAIMA fires, their geographical distribution and calorific value/reactions. Characteristics Common Scientific Distribution Combustion Name name (total: 18 districts) Smoke Heat Hardness Lighting Speed Europe, except Finland; Northern...
- Page 18 Energy efficiency enables you to make large savings from both an economic and an environmental point of view. As a result of Solzaima's commitment towards the equipment's efficiency, most of our products are classified as efficiency class 1, i.e., with an efficiency rate...
- Page 19 < 50 % *in accordance with EC classification standards for insert fires. A Solzaima 5kW unit with an efficiency rate of 75%, i.e. efficiency class 1, will consume approximately 3.5 pounds (1.6kg) of firewood per hour to warm a 389...
- Page 20 (4kg) of firewood A fire with an efficiency rate of 50% (class 3) consumes 5.3 pounds (2.4kg) of firewood A Solzaima fire with an efficiency rate of 75% (class 1) consumes only 3.5 pounds (1.6kg) of firewood 2. First Use * Ask the installer to light the unit to ensure that all is functioning correctly;...
- Page 21 3. Normal Use * Lighting: a) Place firewood of the correct size (mentioned above) in the unit, piled horizontally; b) Place some pine cones (preferably) on the ash grate; c) If required to make lighting easier, open the air regulator completely to allow the inflow of combustion air and then regulate the burn intensity;...
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Page 22: Optional Accessories
* When reloading with firewood, open the door slightly and wait a little while to allow a good draught, and only then open the door completely. Reload before the previous load has burnt completely, in order to make it easier for the combustion to continue. - Page 23 6. Safety * The electrical installation, where applicable, should incorporate means to switch the unit off, with a minimum separation of 0.11 inches (3mm) between the contacts, pursuant to the applicable legislation in force; * The exposed metal parts reach high temperatures – around 302ºF (150°C) on the door.
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Page 24: Cleaning And Maintenance
7. Cleaning and Maintenance * You should remove ash from the pan on a regular basis (after the unit is switched off), so that the combustion air is not prevented from entering through the ash grate; * The baffle plate (removable plate in the ceiling of the combustion chamber) should be removed and cleaned on a regular basis, according to use, as it gathers ash and may impede the draught;... -
Page 25: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Problem Solution . Check moisture of firewood Glass gets dirty . Increase burn intensity by opening the combustion air intake regulator slightly . Close the combustion air intake regulator Excessive draft . Contact the installer . Check that the flue is clear of obstructions Weak draft, causing smoke . -
Page 26: End Of Life
* Solzaima cares about being up to date with and assessing the existing forest area while efficiently responding to energetic demands, with a constant watch on biodiversity and natural wealth, critical aspects to the quality of life in our planet. -
Page 27: Glossary
Glossary * Ampere (A): SI unit of measurement of electric current * bar: unit of pressure equal to exactly 100,000 Pa. This pressure is very close to standard atmospheric pressure. * cal (calorie): equal to the amount of heat required to increase the temperature of one gram of water by one degree centigrade. - Page 28 * kcal (Kilocalorie): multiple unit of measurement of calories. Equivalent to 1,000 calories. * kW (Kilowatt): Unit of measurement equal to 1,000 watts. * mm (millimetres): unit of measurement. * mA (milliampere): unit of measurement of electric current. * Pa (Pascal): standard SI unit of pressure and tension. This unit is named after Blaise Pascal, eminent French mathematician, physicist and philosopher.
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Page 29: Warranty
Warranty * All SOLZAIMA units have a 2 (two) year warranty from the date the invoice was issued. In order for your warranty to be valid, you must keep the invoice or receipt of purchase throughout the warranty period. * The warranty applies only to defects in materials or manufacture;... - Page 30 Please read this Instruction Manual carefully and keep it for future reference. All Solzaima products come with a 2-year warranty. APPROVED PRODUCT...
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