BRULA 2271-B User manual

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Assembly and
operating instructions

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General
Introduction
You have opted for a small basic stove with BRULA firebox.
We would like to congratulate you on your choice and thank you for showing
confidence in our product. With this product you are getting premium quality basic
stove technology for a healthy radiant heat and stylish heating. We hope you enjoy
using our "fiery" products. These assembly and operating instructions serve to
familiarise you with the assembly and correct handling of this fireplace in order to
ensure smooth operation. Please take the time to read these assembly and
operating instructions carefully. Our warranty and guarantee only apply if all points
for the correct assembly and operation of the fireplace are observed as described
below.
Keep the assembly and installation instructions in a safe place so you can refer to how
to operate the fireplace correctly time and time again (e.g., at the start of a new heating
period).
The basic stove principle
The basic stove (also known as a storage stove) is synonymous with long-lasting
and healthy heating. And these are precisely the advantages offered by this stove
system. Compared to a hot air system which uses the principle of convection and
essentially only heats up the air, a basic stove emits warmth into the room slowly
and evenly in the form of healthy radiant heat, something which is valued in
particular by allergy sufferers. And this is how it works: Once the fire has been lit in
the combustion chamber, the heating gases are drawn through a draught system
made of firebricks which absorb and store the heat. The draught system is designed
so that the heating gases must firstly pass through the entire stove before escaping
through the chimney. This means that the generated heat is emitted by the stove
over a long period of time. The radiant heat created in this way does not heat up the
air but rather the objects which it encounters, just like a ray of sun.
BRULA GmbH
Weidacher Str. 17
87471 Durach/Allgäu, Germany
Tel. [phone]
Fax [phone]
[e-mail]
www.brula.de

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Operating instructions
General requirements
Please note that the small basic stove must be installed taking the specific state
building regulations into account, "any national or local rules, general specifications
and application rules must be observed"
Please consult your competent district master chimney sweep about this prior to
installation.
He will advise you on the suitable chimney as well as all other requirements which
are of relevance for the setup and commissioning of your basic stove. A sufficient
combustion air supply must be ensured in particular, especially with a well sealed
building shell, flat ventilation systems etc. in order to guarantee smooth operation.
Your chimney sweep will be able to help here too. He will also check that the
fireplace has been connected properly.
The small basic stove described here is tested according to DIN EN 15250:2007,
15a B-VG Austria) and may be attached to a chimney with multiple connections
provided that the chimney's technical conditions allow this. If the basic stove is
attached to a chimney with multiple connections, the springs in the firebox door must
not be removed. This ensures that the door closes automatically after adding more
fuel and thus the supply pressure of the chimney is not affected.
Installation site / fire protection regulations
When setting up the small basic stove, the valid fire protection regulations of the
German Fire Code Ordinance (FeuVo) must be observed. The specified minimum
distances to combustible objects and walls must be maintained and the flooring must
also be protected.
Note on setting up the fireplace only on surfaces with a sufficient load bearing
capacity. If the load bearing capacity is not sufficient, suitable measures must be
taken (e.g. a panel for load distribution) to remedy this. Safety distances:
300 mm
Rear wall
Combustible components
250 mm
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Side
Combustible components
800 mm
Front
Combustible
components

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Operating instructions
Connection to the chimney
All connections from the stove to the chimney must be tight and firm.
Always use a wall lining to connect the connecting piece to the chimney.
Technical data
Technical data
Type: *2271-B/H
External dimensions H/W/D 1500/610/610 mm
Amount of wood kg/h 3.2 kg
Heat output at 14.6 h discharge time 2.85 KW
CO relating to 13% O2 969 mg/Nm3
Dust relating to 13% O2 31 mg/Nm3
Exhaust gas temperature 238°C
Minimum delivery pressure 12 Pa
Mass flow of flue gas 12 g/s
Efficiency 81.3%
Total weight with firebox 520 kg
- Heat output
The total amount of energy which is stored in the appliance whilst the fuel is being burnt
150,000 kJ
100%
Peak
50%
to peak
25%
to peak
after
5.6 h
14.6 h
29.4 h
The time required to reach the maximum average surface temperature value up to 50% of this
maximum value and to reach 25% thereof based on various surface temperatures vis-à-vis the
ambient temperature.
The small basic stove described here is tested according to:
DIN EN 15250:2007, 15a B-VG Austria

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Operating instructions
Operation of the basic stove
The fireplace should only be operated by adults, supervise children! Only use
suitable lighting and burning materials as described in these operating instructions.
Check whether there is a good combustion air supply to ensure perfect operation of
the fireplace.
Initial commissioning
All the documents, accessories, tools and other objects provided must be removed
from the firebox. Inform yourself fully as regards fuels (refer to page 8). To avoid
cracks and damage when using for the first time, all cladding elements and
components must be dry. The first burnup should be at a reduced heat, i.e., not with
the full amount of fuel as the stove must firstly get used to the development of heat.
Any smells which occur (e.g., from the firebox door) dissipate after a short time.
Heating up
Use 2.0 kg of small pieces of wood (strips) to heat up the fire (max. length 30 cm),
leave the door ajar, the air slider should be fully open,
allow to burn for approx. 10 minutes.
Adding fresh fuel
After 30 minutes place two logs (approx. 1.8 - 1.9 kg) next to each other in the
firebox (max. length 28 cm), the combustion time is approx. 45 min., lock the door,
move the air slider to the "nominal load position". Once the 2 logs have burnt, two
logs of the same size are to be added.
Add new fuel like this a total of 4 times.
Overview
Heating up 1 x 2.0 kg 10 min.
Glowing embers 1 x 2.5 kg 30 min.
Adding fresh fuel 1 x 1.8 - 1.9 kg 45 min.
1 x 1.8 - 1.9 kg 45 min.
1 x 1.8 - 1.9 kg 45 min.
1 x 1.8 - 1.9 kg 45 min.

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Operating instructions
Achieving glowing embers
Add 2.5 kg of wood after 10 minutes (small to medium sized logs) - diameter approx.
4 to 6 cm, length of max. 28 cm - lock the door,
put the air slider to the half open position - allow to burn for approx. 30 min.
After firing up, close the air slider
A maximum of 12 kg can be placed in the stove during one complete burn-up
Ash
Wood logs and wood briquettes produce only a small amount of combustion residue.
It will therefore be necessary to remove this ash from time to time. This should be
done when the bed of ashes is more than 5 cm high. It is staggering how long
embers can remain hot in seemingly cold ash. That is why ash should never be
thrown directly from the stove in the waste bin. It is recommended to store ash
temporarily in a metal bucket with lid. Ash is also suitable for composting.
General information
• The maximum amount of fuel which can be placed in the stove is 3 kg.
• Do not store combustible items on the stove.
• Metal items can become hot.
• Your basic stove is not a waste incineration plant and should never be used for
burning waste!
• Just like all technical appliances, your basic stove should also be checked by a
specialist at regular intervals to ensure it is functioning properly.
The fireplace must never be modified!

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Operating instructions
Tips
During extreme weather conditions (low pressure, fog, etc.) it is advised to keep the
combustion chamber door ajar (with locking) during heating up until the firebox /
draughts and the chimney have reached the operating temperature.
The combustion chamber door must be closed for subsequent operation.
The firebox must be monitored when the combustion chamber door is not closed in
order to intervene if necessary.
Safety instructions
Operate the small basic stove as per these operating instructions and note the
following information on the proper handling of the firebox to ensure efficient and
environmentally friendly heating.
Caution! The stove and stove door with view pane become hot during combustion
and there is a risk of burns. Use a glove to open the stove door.
Do not place combustible objects on or in the direct vicinity of the stove. Maintain a
distance of at least 80 cm between combustible objects and the stove door.
If fireplaces are installed in living areas and the combustion air is taken from the
room where the fireplace is installed, the operator must ensure that the fireplace is
supplied with sufficient combustion air.
What to do in the event of a chimney fire
- Close the combustion air inlet and keep it closed
- Call the fire brigade and the chimney sweep!
- Enable access to the cleaning openings (e.g., cellar and attic)!
- Remove all combustible materials from the chimney!
- Before using the fireplace again, notify your chimney sweep and have the
chimney checked for damage.
- Equally, the chimney sweep should determine the cause of the chimney fire and
remedy this.

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Operating instructions
Fuels
Wood has a significantly lower fuel value and causes sooting of the firebox pane and
the accumulation of soot in the chimney.
Beech, ash and birch are best suited as fuels. These wood types have a high fuel
value and burn cleanly if stored properly in a dry place.
Tip: Freshly cut wood should be stored for around 18 months outside in a dry place,
protected from the rain, before being used as fuel.
Use a standard fireplace lighter to light the fire.
The following must not be used for lighting and must not be burnt:
• Liquid fuels
• Moist or treated wood
• Wood chips or bark waste
• Chip boards or comparable coated and uncoated materials
• Plastics and foams
• All materials which are foreign to wood
• Paper, cardboard
• All types of waste
Your fireplace is not a "mini waste incineration plant"!
Please protect the environment and only use approved and suitable fuels!
Cleaning the firebox
When operated properly, wood in the basic stove burns leaving approx. 1-2%
residue.
When removing ashes from the firebox, it must be ensured that there are no residual
embers. Any soiling of the firebox pane can be easily removed with a special
cleaner. Only ever clean the firebox when it is cold.

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Operating instructions
Firebox 2271-B/H
61.0
50.0
61.0
50.0
approx. 162.5

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Operating instructions
Before assembly!
Check the scope of delivery to ensure that nothing is missing!
The scope of delivery for the firebox R 250/H comprises:
Stove door &
platform
1 of each
Firebox corner stone
6x
Firebox
Corner stone
34x
Firebox corner stone
with hole
4x
Wall stone
40x
Recessed corner
4x
Recessed centre
2x
Connection socket
130 mm
1X
Insert wedge
6x
Top plate stone
1,2,3 & 4
1 of each
Fireproof plate
1x
Wire clamp for
firebox
80x
Dipping mortar
3x
Stainless steel
horizontal clip
1= 2x
2= 4x
3= 2x
Self-adhesive
sealing tape
2 m
3.3
3.2
3.1
2.3
2.2
2.1
4
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Assembly instructions
*Subject to changes
Step 1 Step 2
Self-adhesive sealing tape must be applied to the stove doors prior to
installation. Adhesive is applied to all the component surfaces.
The recess for the stove door must be cut specifically to size.
Clasps are attached to all firebox stone
Corner stone with hole
Insert wedge
Step 3 Step 4
Only materials and spare parts that have been approved by the manufacturer
may be used!

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Assembly instructions
Adhesive and clasps are applied to all the component surfaces.
Baffle plate is inserted loosely.
Only materials and spare parts that have been approved by the manufacturer
may be used!
Horizontal clip no.1
Horizontal clip no.2
Horizontal clip no.3
Horizontal clip no.2
Step 5
Step 6
Step 7
Step 8
2.1
3.1

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Assembly instructions
Step 7 Step 8
Adhesive and clasps are applied to all the component surfaces.
Adhesive is applied to the draught deflection plates.
Only materials and spare parts that have been approved by the manufacturer
may be used!
2.2
3.2
2.3
3.3

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Assembly instructions
Adhesive and clasps are applied to all the component surfaces.
Baffle plate is inserted loosely.
Only materials and spare parts that have been approved by the manufacturer
may be used!
Horizontal clip no.2

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Assembly instructions
Ceramic lining or BRULAfit
plates can be applied in
individual cases
Adhesive and clasps are applied to all the component surfaces.
Baffle plate is inserted loosely.
Only materials and spare parts that have been approved by the manufacturer
may be used!
Fireproof plate
for draught deflection

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Error detection
What if ...
... the stove doesn't draw properly?
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Is the chimney or stove pipe
not tight?
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Has the chimney been
measured correctly?
Are the cleaning flaps not
closed or not tight?
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Is the ambient temperature too
high?
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Is the door of another fireplace
which is connected to this
chimney open?
... the room doesn't get warm enough?
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Are the heating requirements
too high - the appliance too
small?
•
The stove does not draw
properly.
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Is the firewood too moist?
•
Has too little wood been placed
on the fire?
... the room gets too warm?
• Is the supply pressure too
high?
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Has too much wood been
placed on the fire?
... smoke escapes when adding fuel?
•
The firebox door was opened
too quickly.
•
The supply pressure is too low.
•
The firewood has not burnt
down enough.
Observe the operating instructions!

Declaration of Conformity
The manufacturer
BRULA GMBH
Weidacher Str. 17
87471 Durach, Germany
hereby declares that the fireplaces for solid fuels bearing the trade name
BRULA firebox *2271-B/H
comply with the provisions of the
EC CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS DIRECTIVE 89/106/EEC
and with the following harmonised standard:
EN 15250:2007
The fireplaces for solid fuels are tested to ensure compliance with the
standard requirements by the notified test centre:
DBI-Gastechnologisches Institut gGmbH Freiberg
Halsbrücker Straße 34
09599 Freiberg, Germany
Code: 1721
11.01.2011
Date Signature
The safety information in the assembly and operating instructions
included with the product must be observed.

Product datasheet on energy consumption
BRULA
Small basic stove 2271 B/H (angular)
The following products correspond to the requirements of the EU Ordinance No. 1185/2015
for implementation of the Directive 2009/125/EC and No. 1186/2015 to supplement the
Directive 2010/30/EU.
Technical data
Symbol
Unit
City Grundi Maxi
Energy efficiency class
A+
Energy efficiency index
EEI
108.0
Nominal heat output
Pnom
kW
1.4
Direct heat output
kW
1.4
Indirect heat output
kW
Thermal efficiency at nominal heat output
η
th, nom
%
81.3
Auxiliary current consumption at nominal heat output
el
max
kW
0.0
Auxiliary current consumption at minimum heat output
elmin
kW
0.0
Auxiliary current consumption in standby mode
el
SB
kW
0.0
Type of heat output/room temperature control
no room temperature control / single level
Preferred fuel
Wood log moisture content 25%
Room heating annual rate of use (preferred fuel)
η
S
%
81.3