Electrical Installation - Nippa WB 2000 Installation And Operating Manual

Methods for connecting chimney connector (stovepipe) to chimney through wall.
When the stovepipe is connected to a masonry
chimney, the stovepipe must be extend through
the chimney wall to the inner face or liner but,
not beyond, and shall be firmly cemented to the
masonry. To facilitate removal of the stovepipe
for cleaning, we recommend permanently
cementing a fire clay or metal thimble in place
with high temperature cement. See figure 4.
Where the stovepipe is inserted in a thimble,
though not cemented, the joint must be
sufficiently tight to prevent dislodgment of the
smoke pipe by the force of a "puff" from sudden
ignition in the heater's firebox.
When connecting stovepipe to a metal chimney,
follow the instruction supplied with the metal
chimney using the stovepipe connector
supplied with the chimney.
MANUAL DAMPERS IN THE
STOVEPIPE
Because your heater can be controlled without
a damper, it's installation is optional and
recommended only if you want the extra control
in chimneys with good draft.
We do not recommend the use of a barometric
draft damper.
Stud and
Clearance
Header
2"
Asbestos
Board
Clearance
Fire
Clay
Connector
Thimble
Screws
Wall
Finish
Flue Lining
Clearance
2"
Fire
Clay
or
Metal
Thimble
Flue Lining

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

If the optional fan package was supplied with
your heater, it is recommended that only
persons skilled in electrical work make the
actual electrical connections.
Fan -->
Electrical Component Mounting Diagram
Stud and
Header
Clearance
Connector
Sheet Metal
Wall
Finish
FIGURE 4
Junction
Box
Mounting
Face Plate
Snap Disc
Power
Cord
FIGURE 5
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