Power Venter Applications - PENSOTTI DK2-3 User Manual

- The terminating vent hood and the inlet air hood are to be placed on the same wall surface on
the same wall opposite the prevailing wind.
- All combustion air to the burner is to be supplied from outside of the building.
- The vent hood must be placed at least 12in. above the total accumulated snow level and
grade.
- In relation to windows, doors, or other air inlets, the vent hood must not be placed less than
4ft. to the side or below these openings or more than 1ft. above these openings.
- The vent hood must not be placed less than 3ft. above any powered air inlet that is within
10ft.
- The vent hood must not be placed less than 2ft. from any other building.
- The vent hood must be at least 3ft. from the inside corner of the building.
- The vent hood must be at least 4ft. from any roof soffit or ridge vent.
- The vent hood must be at least 7ft. above any public walkway.
- All venting material must consist of suitable materials and terminate at an approved steel
hood.
- All vent piping must be sealed from air leaks.
- The vent pipe bend radius is 12in.
- Metal support strapping must be placed every 36in. to prevent the vent pipe from sagging.
- All National codes for the installation of oil burning equipment must be followed. In the U.S
NFPA 31 and NFPA 211 and in Canada CAN/CSA-B139 and local regulations.
The vent termination shall not terminate underneath a veranda, porch, deck or within 3' of an
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oil tank vent pipe termination.

Power Venter Applications

If your installation calls for a powerventer then you must follow the recommendations and
instructions of the OEM of the powerventer. In addition you must comply with all National,
State, and Local codes.
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