Fireplace Systems With Heating Gas Lines Prepared By A Craftsman; Closed Fireplace System Casing; General Installation Instructions For Installation Spaces Made From Non-Combustible Construction Materials - Spartherm Mini R1V51 Installation Instructions Manual

6.5.2 FIREPLACE SYSTEMS WITH HEATING GAS
LINES PREPARED BY A CRAFTSMAN
Spartherm fireplace inserts that are tested according to EN 13229 are suit-
able for the attachment of ceramic gas lines prepared by craftsmen. The
dimensioning and the layout of the ceramic heating gas lines prepared by a
craftsman must be carried out according to applicable set of rules.
Verification must be provided that the heating gas temperature can suf-
ficiently operate the chimney system after leaving the ceramic line and
that the fireplace system has a sufficiently dimensioned heating-up unit
cross-section.
The stove fitter must inform the operator about the mode of operation and
the correct handling of the fireplace system.

6.5.3 CLOSED FIREPLACE SYSTEM CASING

Systems, in which heat dissipation is transmitted across the external sur-
faces of the fireplace (stoves, hypo-caustic units, devices with closeable
convection air openings, etc.), i.e. to the surroundings via radiation from the
casing surfaces, must comply with the following:
• The fireplace system must be designed and installed in accordance with
KL industry specifications (TR OL 2006).
• We recommend the use of sufficient storage material (e.g. Magnetherm),
in order to guarantee optimal heating and prevent over-heating due to
temperature peaks.
• Stove dimensions, i.e. the size of the heat-transmitting surfaces, will be
dependent on thermal output and heating requirements!
• Fireplace casing components must be selected to meet the heightened
requirements.
• The installer is obliged to inform the operator (preferably in writing) of
any special constructional or operating features. The amount of wood
used must correspond to the heat-transmitting properties of the surface
and the storage capacity of the storage medium (as a general rule, the
fire should not need refuelling more than 2 - 3 times per day).
• It is recommended, that contacting surfaces manufactured from flammable
substances be protected by ventilation.
• In systems fitted with sliding firebox doors, the guide roller and bear-
ing temperature must not exceed 270°C. Wherever possible, the area
around the fireplace insert should be insulated separately by means of
moveable mechanical components.
• When fitting components, ensure that the manufacturer's installation
guidelines are strictly adhered to, especially in respect of allowable
operating or ambient temperature and (wherever possible) accessibility.
7. GENERAL INSTALLATION INSTRUC-
TIONS FOR INSTALLATION SPACES
MADE FROM NON-COMBUSTIBLE
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
Important note: fireplace inserts must not be mounted on floating floor
screed, these must be mounted on composite screed with sufficient
load-bearing capacity. There must be a cleaning opening for the exhaust
pipe in the chimney cladding and with the respective products, water, heat-
ing and power connections must be provided!
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