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INSTALLATION MANUAL

How to contact your Local Authority for location of smoke control areas:

http://smokecontrol.defra.gov.uk/locations.php

Authorised fuels

Authorised fuels are fuels which are authorised by Statutory Instruments (Regulations) made under the Clean Air

Act 1993 or Clean Air (Northern Ireland) Order 1981.

These include inherently smokeless fuels such as gas, electricity and anthracite together with specified brands of

manufactured solid smokeless fuels. These fuels have passed tests to confirm that they are capable of burning in

an open fireplace without producing smoke.

Fuels which are authorized for use in Smoke Control Areas:

http://smokecontrol.defra.gov.uk/fuels.php

Exempt appliances

Exempt appliances are appliances (ovens, wood burners and stoves) which have been exempted by Statutory

Instruments (Orders) under the Clean Air Act 1993 or Clean

Air (Northern Ireland) Order 1981. These have passed tests to confirm that they are capable of burning an

unauthorised or inherently smoky solid fuel without emitting

smoke.

Appliances which are authorized for use in Smoke Control Areas:

http://smokecontrol.defra.gov.uk/appliances.php

5.4 Outside air connection (if applicable)

Some fires can be provided with an outside air connection. For an optimum operation of the appliance, the

following should be taken into account in case of an outside air connection:

- The passage of the outside air connection and possibly the passage of a grate may not be smaller than the

passage of the outside air connection on the fire.

- Make sure the maximum underpressure created in the combustion air supply pipe is 4 pascal. If a higher

underpressure is created, the fire will not function properly and (hot) flue gases may flow back into the supply

pipe.

- Prevent placing the outside air supply in an underpressure area on the outside of the house. If possible, place

a supply pipe with T piece to 2 sides of the house.

- The combustion air supply pipe may not be placed higher than the bottom of the fire. This will prevent flue

gases from flowing back.

- The combustion air pipe that is connected to the fire should be made of non combustible material.

- The fire will function properly with a flexible pipe with a maximum length of 11 metres and 4 bends. In case

of a longer pipe or more bends, we recommend placing a pipe with a larger diameter (100-125mm).

- If a crawl space is properly aerated with open grates, it is allowed to retrieve combustion air from there. If

there is no proper aeration in the crawl space, it is possible that harmful radon gases are drawn in. This is not

allowed according to national regulations.

Further information on the outside air connection, if applicable, can be found in section 9 ‘Appliance specific

information’.

5.5 Installing the fire, general

!Caution

- Do not make any changes to the fire yourself.

- Use clean fabric gloves and avoid fingerprints on the fire and flue pipes.

- Depending on the type of suspension, install the fire on a floor, against a wall or on a ceiling with sufficient

load bearing capacity.

- Lay a fire-resistant floor plate if the floor is flammable. The floor plate in non-flammable material must extend

at least 300 mm away from the fire and be at least 300 mm wider than the fire. Check these distances before

installation on the basis of applicable national/local laws.

Tip!

A floor plate offers protection against smouldering ash and prevents the soiling of a marble or flagstone floor, for

example. We therefore also advise using a fire-resistant floor plate when installing appliances on a wall or ceiling.

Use the fire's dimensional sketch to see which fire pipe diameter you need (see Annex 1, table 2).

Use a fire pipe that at least meets the requirements of standards as established in EN 1856-2 T600.

Install the flue pipes in such a way that a fire hazard can never originate.

When installing a free-standing fire take account of the minimum required distance from the fire to a

non-flammable wall. This distance amounts to 50 mm.

When installing the fire and/or flue pipes respect the minimum distance to flammable objects and materials as

shown in Annex 1, table 2.

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