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- Page 3 Dear Technician, Congratulations on having chosen our appliance. This unit is able to provi- de many years of well-being with extremely high standards of efficiency, reliability, quality and safety. By means of this booklet, we intend providing you with all the information we consider necessary for correct and easy installation.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS GENERAL General information pag.5 Fundamental safety rules Description of the appliance Identification Technical data Accessories Wiring diagram Control panel INSTALLATOR Receipt of product - Dimensions Installation - Positioning the appliance - Max pipe length - Positioning the appliance - Dimensions of pipes and curves for fume exhaust - Safety distances - Irradiation area - Installation... -
Page 5: General Information
GENERAL INFORMATION After removing the packaging, check the integrity In case of damage or loss, ask the Technical and completeness of the supply and in case of any Assistance Service of your Area Manufacturer for discrepancies, contact the Agency that sold the another copy. -
Page 6: Description Of The Appliance
DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE Independent gas appliances for heating environ- The fume inlet and exhaust pipes including the ments. They feature an atmospheric burner with wall terminal (type C11) or roof terminal (type combustion chamber TYPE C11 and C31, sealed C31), the bends, pipes, coaxial connector and with respect to the installation premises, utmost gua- other accessories, all Listed by the manufacturer... -
Page 7: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA 150/200* GENERAL... -
Page 8: Accessories
ACCESSORIES GENERAL... -
Page 9: Wiring Diagram
ELECTRICAL SCHEME GENERAL... -
Page 10: Control Panel
CONTROL PANEL Automatic operation position with REMOTE CONTROL MANUAL Operation position 1 - Adjustment knob 2 - MAX gas adjustment screw 3 - Flame control Valve/Board connector 4 - Piezoelectric ignition button (emergency) 5 - O-1 switch 6 - Magnet switch for manual operation (emergency) 7 - Manual operation position knob 8 - Piezoelectric connector wire 9 - Flame control board... -
Page 11: Receipt Of Product
RECEIPT OF PRODUCT FRAMELESS model standard equipped: · standard remote control (with no display) · adjustable feet · couple of wall fixing brackets (1 sided insert model) · suction cup for removing glass · convection casing for air ducting Ø130 ·... -
Page 12: Dimensions
DIMENSION mod. 70 1 side 2 sided mod. 50q 1 side 2 sided INSTALLER... - Page 13 mod. 90 1 side 2 sided mod. 130 1 side 2 sided INSTALLER...
- Page 14 mod. 130F 3 sided wall mod. 130P 3 sided peninsula INSTALLER...
- Page 15 mod. 50 2 sided 1 side door valve housing (included in the models where required) 121.5 INSTALLER...
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Page 16: Installation
INSTALLATION GENERAL INFORMATION This appliance is sealed from the surrounding envi- ronment in which it is installed and consequently combustion air is only aspired from outside! - When installing, NEVER use accessories or com- ponent parts not approved by the Manufacturer, as these could be very dangerous. -
Page 17: Max Pipe Length
MAX PIPE LENGTH Before proceeding with the installation, we advise inspection by qualified personnel. Positioning of the exhaust pipes and equipment for balanced flow are regulated by current legislation in the country where the device is installed. All products are certified to balanced flow "CE" and endorsed at the European level. -
Page 18: Positioning The Appliance
POSITIONING THE APPLIANCE The illustration shows the exhaust position so that, according to the positioning of the exhaust end- piece, the necessary pipes can be calculated (see “Wall exhaust”, “Roof exhaust” and “Safety distan- ces” restrictions.) The height of the Appliance (h MIN 2cm) off the ground is not fixed, but can be selected positions in according to aesthetic preference or to avoid any installation problems. -
Page 19: Safety Distances
SAFETY DISTANCE The apparatus is equipped with an external fairing that allows you to pull the unit to walls resistant to at least 80 ° C and allows you to duct the hot air in the room being heated. The air outlets of the fairing can be connected to the plenum speakers with the appropriate hoses (not included) that allow to convey the hot air in the envi- ronment to be heated through its external grilles (8). -
Page 20: Irradiation Area
IRRADIATION AREA Maintain a safety distance of at least 1m (1) between the appliance and objects made of combustible or inflammable material: wood furni- ture and furnishings, objects and curtains, etc. Never move the Appliance close to or in direct contact with combustible materials, heat-sensiti- ve materials or inflammable materials;... -
Page 21: Installation
INSTALLATION Before going ahead with installation, make sure the data in the Appliance plate corre- spond to the gas supply type and pressure. Only skilled personnel should make the gas con- nections in compliance with applicable regula- tions. Make sure the gas supply pipe is of suitable capacity and that it features an easy-to-access on/off tap close to the fireplace. -
Page 22: Cover Models
COVERING The Ductwork coating, all self-supporting, complete the installation of this device and must be constructed of nonflammable material in full compliance with the regulations (plaster- board, etc.). Unlike other similar products on the market, this Device, allows to bring the Ductwork of coating (1) in direct contact of the frame (2). -
Page 23: Glass Opening
Glass opening - Pull down and remove the side plate (1); - Lift and remove the plate near the bottom (2); - Clean and place on the glass, the suckers (3) sup- plied with the unit; - Loosen, without fully unscrew the lower locking studs (4);... -
Page 24: Log Set And Pebbles
AVAILABLE CERAMIC LOGS WITH COALS, PEB- BLES OF THE RIVER Use only embers, ceramic logs and river rock that comes with the kit, do not add the other and respect the arrangement indicated by the manufacturer. Always use original parts or parts supplied by the manufacturer, the installation must be carried out by personnel authorized by the manufacturer or a qualified technician. -
Page 25: Remote Control
IMPORTANT! BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH After igniting, allow the appliance to operate IGNITION, CAREFULLY READ ALL THE for about ten minutes at maximum output, INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS SHOWN IN to permit adequate heating. THIS BOOKLET. If the appliance is to be used for short First ignition could be difficult because of periods of time, it is best not to switch it off the possible presence of air in the gas pipe. -
Page 26: Manual Control
Switch-off • Switch off the appliance: turn the control knob clockwise and return to “PILOT” position. • To switch the appliance off definitively (prolonged period without use): turn the control knob clockwise as far as “PILOT” position. After reaching this position, press the control knob and turn it to “OFF”... -
Page 27: Replacing The Batteries
Operation This appliance has 2 types of remote control: A – BASIC model (supplied) with Off and flame increase and decrease keys; B - model with Display and Timer (optional) with SET, Off and flame increase and decrease keys. The remote control with Display (optional) controls 3 types of operating mode: MAN - TEMP - TIMER. -
Page 28: Manual Operating
Final switch-off The Appliance can be switched off from any heating position: press the “OFF” key on the remote control for a few seconds. To ensure long battery life, move the switch “O – I” (5) on the gas valve to “O” position. The system features an automatic safety lock that prevents further ignition until it is disengaged (this operation could take a few minutes). -
Page 29: Power Supply
POWER SUPPLY The receiving unit, for its operation, requires batteries that run out by frequency of use of the appliance. To prevent the replacement (about every two years), the device can be connected to the power line con- necting the power cord into the socket (1) present on the receiving unit (2). -
Page 30: Routine Maintenance
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE FAULTS AND SOLUTIONS Any type of job done on the appliance must THE PILOT LIGHT DOES NOT IGNITE OR WORK only be performed by a qualified technician - Make sure the pilot burner flame is of the correct and AT LEAST ONCE A YEAR. -
Page 31: Useful Information
USEFUL INFORMATION Seller Street tel. Installer Street tel. Technical Service Assistance Street tel. Date Intervention CUSTOMER SERVICE...
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