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Connection — Vented operation
Please be sure to read safety in-
structions on page 5 and 6
@® The distance for venting should be
as short as possible.
@® Use elbows with the largest poss-
ible radius to ensure unobstructed
air flow.
Use only non-flammable ducting -
material.
The duct |.D. should be at least 4"
(100 mm). For longer distances use
langer |.D.
If vented through an outside wall a
from Miele.
A flexible venting hose is also avail-
able from Miele.
Calculating
examples
of duct
length.
With a 4" (100 mm) diameter duct, a
total length up to 50 feet (15 m) is
possible without significant loss of air
flow (with 5" (125 mm) diameter up to
100 feet (30 rm))
@ Total duct length must consider all
elbows and/or bends.
@ Add
additional distances
for el-
bows and/or bends as per table
below.
DA 72/1
DA 72/1
Type of bend
Angle
—
radius of bend
additional ducting
| in inch
in mm
in ft.
in m
Wall vent with flap —
a
12
4,0 (1,0)
Wall vent with grille
5
1,6
.
Bends
90°
100(125)]
1
+ |0,4 (0,3)
90°
200 (250)
{
0,3 (0,2)
45°
1
0,3
(0,2)
45°
2
172 | 0,2 (0,1)
Elbow bend
90°
i
a n
7
2.3 (2,0)
A5°
|
| 0,6 (0,5)
Bend in concertina
i
hee
fa
hose
90°
7
;
0,75 (0,7)
Flexible piping
90°
100 (125) | 1
0,4 (0,35)
90°
00(250)}
1
0,35 (0,3)
oc?
400 (500)
1
0,3
(0,2)
45°
100 (125)
i
= | 0,25 (0,2)
45°
200 (250) | 1
0,2 (0,15)
ABP
400 (500)
1
| 0,2
(0,1)
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