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INSTALLER
2 .4 Place of installation
RESIDENCE COLONNA CONDENS SOLAR boilers can be in-
stalled in any indoor location provided the flue gases
are adequately removed and comburent air drawn
in from outdoors. Provided the boiler is properly in-
stalled, the boiler room itself does not need any
ventilation as such, since the combustion circuit of
RESIDENCE COLONNA CONDENS SOLAR boilers is sealed
with respect to the environment. If instead comburent
air is drawn from inside the boiler room itself, the room
must have adequately dimensioned ventilation confor-
ming to the relevant technical standards.
IMPORTANT
Before installing the boiler, thoroughly flush out all the
pipes to remove any dirt and deposits that could com-
promise the correct functioning of the boiler.
Open expansion chambers must be fitted with an over-
flow siphon connected to a drain point.
Before lighting the burner for the first time, make
sure that the boiler is configured for use with the type
of gas supplied. The type of gas is specified on the
packaging label and on the gas identification plate on
the boiler itself .
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When installing the boiler, allow sufficient space
around it to access all safety and control devices
and to permit easy maintenance.
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Make sure that the boiler's index of electrical pro-
tection is adequate for the characteristics of the
room where it is to be installed.
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If the specific weight of the gas supply to the burner
is greater than the specific weight of air, all electri-
cal parts must be installed at least 500 mm above
floor level.
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RESIDENCE COLONNA CONDENS SOLAR boilers must be
installed indoors. They are not designed for outdoor
use and are not fitted with automatic frost protec-
tion devices.
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