EdilKamin FIREBOX DECO Installation, Use And Maintenance Manual page 15

INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION OF HOT-AIR CIRCULATION
KITS
There are three kits for ducting hot air that include
everything necessary for the following three cases:
KIT UNO (fig. D - E) only the fireplace room
- remove the two pre-cut plugs from the Firebox®
cover by pressing inwards;
- fasten the two connectors on the holes inthe hood;
- insert the two pipes and fi x them with the clamps
provided;
- attach the two outlet "B2" frames with connection
pipe to the top of the mantel;
- attach the two slots "G1" to the bottom of the mantel;
- connect the two aluminium connection
pipes and fasten with clamps; fi t the two front
grilles and click them into place.
KIT DUE (fig. F) fireplace room, plus one adjacent
room
Proceed as for kit one, fi tting one complete outlet "B1"
to the top of the mantel instead of two "B2", and an
outlet "B3" to the wall of the room to be heated.
At the base of the mantel, only one slot "G1" is required.
KIT TRE (fig. G) fireplace room, plus two adjacent
rooms
Proceed as for kit one, fi tting the two "B3" outlets
to the walls of the rooms to heat instead of the two
"B2" outlets.
This kit entails the use of a slot (G1) in the top of the 15
mantel to allow ventilation inside the mantel itself.
NATURAL CONVECTION
This occurs when the air circulates naturally in
the cavity and ducting by exploiting convection
(the physical principle that causes hot air to rise).
FORCED VENTILATION (fig. H)
This is achieved with the use of two fans (17) inserted
in the lower part of Firebox®, a temperature thermostat
housed next to one of the two fans and a two-speed
switch (18) to be placed near the fi replace.
Connecting the forced-ventilation equipment:
- connect the switch to the fans by inserting connector
(M) into connector (F).
- connect the switch to the 230 VAC mains using the
plug (S).
Operation of the two-speed switch:
- to start the fans, set the switch to "manual" (first or
second speed as desired).
- to stop the fans set the switch to "automatic"
N.B.: in the "automatic" position, the fans operate
automatically when the air temperature is above 50°C,
to prevent damage from excessive heat, and then
they remain off at lower temperatures.