Installation Of The Fireplace And The Flue Pipe Connection; Flue Pipe Connection; Safety Rules - Color Emajl L1 Manual For Use And Installation

If the fireplace is installed in a room with well-sealed windows and doors, dysfunctions are possible. You can consult
with your chimney sweep if there is enough combustion air in the room.
Your fireplace can be equipped with a connection for the external air supply.
The corresponding connection (Ø 100 mm) can be ordered separately as additional equipment
Picture 1
Outdoor air supply
For especially well sealed rooms we recommend an outdoor air supply.
If you are using an outdoor air supply pay attention to the sealed tube pipes. The total length of pipe should not be
longer than 6 meters, do not calculate reductions, as well as top of 3 pieces of 90° elbow. Chimney sub pressure
must be in a condition to overcome those additional resistances.
Fireplaces that are described in this manual are tested through DIN EN 13240 norm.
If the fireplace is connected to the multi-paneled chimney, then in any case do not remove the helix that closes the
door. The door must, after putting firewood into the stokehole, self-close, in order to prevent air influence on sub-
pressure and intensity of fire, and in order to avoid danger that is related with stokehole.
Installation of the fireplace and the flue pipe connection
Flue pipe connection
For connection to the chimney there should be used a flue pipe that has 1-2 mm thickness. All connectors from
fireplace into the chimney must be firm and tightly connected.
Be careful that the flue pipe does not enter into the free section of the chimney. Wall covering is recommended.
Horizontal part of the flue pipe, compared with fireplace, must be situated on 90° or higher.
Safety rules
At fireplace installation, you must comply with safety rules. Pay attention on minimum required distance from the
wall, flammable elements and on protection of the floor!
A > 130 cm
B1 31 cm
B2 31 cm
Table 1: Distance to combustible materials
Distance to combustible materials – FRONT
Distance to combustible materials – BACK
Distance to combustible materials – SIDE
.
3/6