Air For Combustion - Palazzetti IKI Manual De Instalación, Uso Y Mantenimiento

13.4 AIR FOR COMBUSTION

When the stove is working it takes a quantity of air
in; there should be an external air intake to make sure
there is always enough air in the room (Fig. 5.1 - PA =
If the wall behind the stove is an external wall, drill an
hole for the intake of air for combustion about 20-30 cm
Fit a permanent aeration grille on the outside of the
air intake. In areas that are windy and exposed to the
weather, it should also be protected against the rain
and wind.
If it is impossible to have an external air intake in the
room, an external hole can be made in an adjacent room
provided it communicates permanently with a transit grille.
It is possible to connect the stove to the combustion air
opening through a pipe with 80 mm diameter.
IKI 16:9:
The stove is provided with an air intake connection that
The UNI 10683 standard prohibits taking air for
materials are stored or where there is danger of
If there are other heating appliances in the same
room, the combustion air intakes must be able to
guarantee the necessary volume of air to ensure
correct operation of all the devices.
13.5 SMOKE OUTLET CONNECTION
with EN 13384-1.
The SMOKE
should have the same cross section as the stove's smoke
In order to connect the stove to the chimney you may
perform maximum 3 changes of direction that should not
exceed 90°, the fume duct should not exceed 2 metres
in length and 3 metres in total (
if the outlet is placed on the ceiling, make sure that the
the direction.
Follow the indications in the technical data sheet
regarding the chimney draught value.
PA
B1
A
B2
x
y
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