Chimney Connection; Connecting The Burner - DeDietrich GT 210 A Operating Manual

Oil-gas fired hot water boiler

Table of Contents

1 Venting the boiler

The boiler must be connected to a venting system that will safely and effectively discharge all flue gases to the outside in an effective

manner.

Do not Co-Vent a Direct Vent or Sidewall vent system boiler, these venting options are specifically designed for single boiler venting,

follow all local and national codes. The sidewall or direct vent termination must be installed in a location which avoid accumulation of

snow or debris that could block the vent terminal. Consult local codes regarding other requirements for the location and installation of

the vent terminal.

Co-Venting with other appliances, must be sized and installed according to CSA B149 & ANSI Z223.1, Any improper operation of

venting system must be corrected and resized according to the tables in part II of national fuel code Z223.1 & CAN CSA B149

installation codes.

2 Connecting the Venting to the Boiler

Consult local and national codes regarding the sizing of the boiler breeching and chimney venting. See venting section of manual regarding

typical venting systems and requirements.

Important: the position of the head of the burner in relation

to the door insulating material must be as shown opposite,

particularly if the burner is not a De Dietrich burner.

Note:

Refer to the instructions supplied with the burner for information

relating to the connections, adjustment, commissioning and

maintenance of the burner.

(1) See burner instructions as supplied

The fuel tank and supply lines to the burner must be installed

according all applicable National and local codes

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