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'himney Connection
The
chimney connector
is
a single
walled pipe
used
to
connect the
stove
-tg
lhe
chimney..For
use
with
the appliance the
inirr""y
.rirnector
MUST
be
6vin
diamet'er,
witn
a
minimum
thickness
of 24
gauge
blatk
steel
or 26
gauge blued
steel.
Aluminium
and galvanized
steel
pipe
is
lot
acceptqlle
for
use
with the
appliance. These materials
cannot withstand the
extreme
temperaTures
of
a
wood
fire and can give off toxic fumes
when
heated.
Do not
use
the connector
pipe
as a
chimney.
Each
chimney connector or stovepipe section must be
installed
to the
stove
flue collar and
to
each
other with the
male
(crimped)
enri toward
the
stove.
See
fig
2.
Fig.2
This
prevents any
amount of condensed
or
liquid
creosote
from
running down
the
outside of
the pipe or the
stovetgp. All
jointi,
including ihe
flue collar
connection
musi be secured
with
three
sheet
metal
screws
to
ensure that
the
sections
do
not
separate.
For
the
best
performance the chimney
c,onnector
should be
as
short and direct
as
possible,
with
no more than
two
90
elbows.
The
maximum horizontal run
is
36"
and
a
recommended
total
length
of stovepif
e
should
not
exceed
10 feet.
Always slope
horizontal runs
upward
1/a"
Per
foot toward
the chimney.
No
part of the chimney connector
may
pass
through
an
attic or
roof
space,
closet-or
other concealed
space,
or
through
a
flooi
ceiling.
Allsections"of the chimney"connectors
frust
be
accessible
fo_t
Sl_u_gu"_g.Whe^rg_p_qrygg9l1t9rgh.9
wallorpartition
of
combuitble
construction
is
desired,
the installation must
conform
with
NFPA
fll
or CAN/CSA-8365, ahd
is
also addressed
in
this
manual.
CHIMNEY
DO NOT
CONNECT THIS
UNIT TO A
CHIMNEY
FLUE SERVING
ANOTHER APPLIANCE. DO
NOT
CONNECT TO ANY AIR DISTRIBUTION
DUCT
OR
SYSTEM.
{his
room heater
must
be connected to
a 6" factory
built
UL
103 HT
chimney (UtC
5629,
in
Canada)
or
a
code-approved
,asonry chimney
with
a
flue liner.
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