Location Of Exhaust - Bixby Energy MaxFire Installation & Operating Manual

VENT LOCATION (CONT.)
Where passage through a wall, or partition of combustible construction is desired, the installation shall conform
to CAN/CSA-B365. See specific venting instructions (page 9) for more information.
The vent MUST NOT connect to any air distribution duct or system, or exhaust into an enclosed or semi-enclosed
area, but directly to the outside. Termination in a garage, attic, crawl space or other location in which fumes can
accumulate must be avoided. The installation with the vent extending vertically through the roof of the building
must have the proper termination cap installed. See specific venting instructions for more information.
Bixby recommends not installing a venting system in a pipe chase or permanent wall structure. Vent pipe should
be accessible for annual inspection and maintenance. Because solid fuel produces ash, Bixby Energy Systems
is not responsible for flue by-products that might damage or discolor building structures (walls, floors, roofs,
etc.). If the vent is to be installed inside an existing masonry chimney or other unheated structure (or if excessive
condensate forms), it is recommended that the pipe be insulated with non-combustible insulation (such as calcium
silicate). See your local dealer for insulation options.

LOCATION OF EXHAUST

The exhaust is located on the back of the stove. See Figure 8 for
dimensions.
NOTE: If a hearth pad is used, add the height of the hearth
pad to the hight of the exhuast hole location from
the base, or measure from the top of the hearth pad
with the pad in place.
NOTE:
The shipping box can be used as a template for
locating the center of the hole for the vent pipe
in a horizontal venting configuration. Place the
diagram of the top of the stove on the hearth pad
and bend up the back side of the box.
12
5 7/8"
150mm
5.87
9.68
9 1/2" to 9 3/4"
240mm to 250mm
Figure 8
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