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VIII. - FORCED CONVECTION. (Mod. H03 TURBOCONVECTOR)
A. - Installation
Ventilator
Install the ventilator in the preferred
position (see fig. 22 Page. 22) using the
screws provided, if position 2 or 3 is
chosen remove the top and place it
together with the fibre joint in the window
of position 1. Connect the two loose white
cables to the contact thermostat located
on the side of
Afterwards connect the circuit to the
electric network.
Check that it works correctly by placing
the switch of the power regulator in the
ON position with the potentiometer at
minimum. The ventilator should turn
slowly.
Check that the regulator is working by
slowly turning it up to maximum. Now the
ventilator will gradually increase its
turning speed up to the maximum speed.
Chimney
Connect the H03 TURBO-CONVECTOR Wood Burner to the
chimney following the instructions contained in chapter II.
Forced convection
The air outlets from the convection chamber must be connected using flexible tubes to the
areas where you wish to direct this flow, either to the room where the wood burner is installed
or to other adjacent rooms.
The H03 TURBOCONVECTOR wood burner will be supplied with half of the outlets closed
with caps (see fig. 22). This can be used according to the number of outlets that you need.
Never leave an outlet open inside the casing, as convection efficiency will be lost.
It is essential that the casing which is used to surround you H03 TURBOCONVECTOR wood
burner has a removable panel so as to be able to access the ventilator and its connections in
the future if necessary.
The chamber where the H03 TURBOCONVECTOR wood burner is installed must have an air
inlet in its lower section which is sufficient for supplying the ventilator. Is it advisable that the air
inlet of the ventilator is carried out if possible from outside the house or failing that from
another room separate to the one where the wood burner is installed. The grate will have a
minimum free flow section of 400 cm
depressions within the chamber which could suck in smoke from the wood burner.
It is necessary to place a grate on the upper section of the casing to dissipate the heat from
this chamber so as to prevent cracks being produced in the casing due to accumulated excess
heat.
The optimum form of air distribution is to place commercial adjustable grates on the outlets to
the various rooms, in such a way that you can choose at any time to which places you want to
direct the flow of hot air.
the wood burner.
2
, which will not be able to be closed, to prevent
Fig.-16 – Guide Diagram
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