Element Trisore 95 Operating manual

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User- and installaon manual
Trisore 95, Bidore, 95, Trisore 70, Bidore 70
WARNING - THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER OF THIS STOVE SHOULD
ONLY BE OPENED AND SERVICED BY A REGISTERED GAS INSTALLER
(i.e. GAS SAFE REGISTERED ENGINEER[GB])

Contents
GENERAL INFORMATION...........................................................................................................3
Important Safety Notice.................................................................................................................3
General Fitting Information ...................................................................................................4
USER INFORMATION....................................................................... ...........................................5
Remote Control Electronic Ignition System RCE GV60...............................................................5
INSTALLER INFORMATION.................................................................... ..................................10
Ventilation ...........................................................................................................................10
General Balanced Flue Notes / Appliance Fireplace installation ........................................10
Terminal Locations Wall Mounting ......................................................................................12
Terminal Locations Roof Termination..................................................................................13
Concentric Flue Parts Identication ....................................................................................14
Rigid Balanced Flue Connection Possibilities.....................................................................21
Wall Terminal Terminations.................................................................................................21
Vertical Roof Terminations ..................................................................................................22
Installing Remote Control Electronic Ignition System GV60........................................................25
Arranging The Ceramic Fire-bed.................................................................................................26
Log Arrangements..............................................................................................................26
Gravel Arrangements...................................................................................................................28
COMMISSIONING THE APPLIANCE .........................................................................................28
Installing the re .........................................................................................................29
Servicing Instructions ..................................................................................................................28
Troubleshooting...........................................................................................................................29
TECHNICAL INFORMATION......................................................................................................34
Dimensions...................................................................................................................................34
Technical Details..........................................................................................................................36
Warranty......................................................................................................................................39
This Manual Covers the following appliances:
Trisore 95, Bidore 95, Trisore 70, Bidore 70

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ing regulations. It is therefore recommend that
a registered gas installer be employed for this
task.The engineerwill provideyou withinforma-
tionabout thesafety limitsof theinstallation and
should x a notice plate in a place where it can
be readily seen.
This appliance is designed as an efcient heating
device and consequently all body parts become
very hot in use. Except for the control knob and
control access door, which are designed to stay
cool, all other parts are working surfaces and
should not be touched.
The glass and frame on this appliance acts as
a reguard conforming to BS: 1945 – 1971 and
satises the Heating Appliance (Fireguards)
regulations1991.No partofthewindow orframe
should be permanently removed. It does not
give protection for young children aged or
inrm, extra guarding(conforming to BS8423:
2002) should be considered so the special
hazards that exist in nurseries and other places
where there are young children, aged or inrm
persons are minimized.
Bearing in mind that the heat given off by this
appliance may affect articles placed close to it,
curtains should not be placed within 30cm.
Theapplianceis notdesignedas adryer.Itis not
therefore recommended that the appliance be
usedin suchamanner. Donotplace anyarticles
within 30cm of this appliance as this may result
in damage to the articles.
The installation must be carried out in accord-
ance with the following regulations:
The Building Regulations issued by the Depart-
GENERAL INFORMATION
Important Safety Notice
This appliance has a ceramic Fire-bed arrange-
ment; this contains Refractory Ceramic Fibres,
which are man-made vitreous silicate bres.
Excessive exposure to these materials can
cause irritation to eyes, skin and respiratory
organs. Hence we recommend that when han-
dling these materials the release of dust should
be kept to a minimum. During installation and
servicing we recommend that a HEPA ltered
vacuum be used to remove any dust and soot
in and around the re. If any of the ceramic
re-bed components need to be replaced we
recommendthat theremoved partsbe sealedin
a heavy-duty polythene bag, and be labelled as
RCF waste. RCF is not “Hazardous waste” and
can be disposed of at a licensed tipping site for
the disposal of industrial waste.
The appliance incorporates a permanent pilot.
This is located on the front of the burner, and
mustnotbeadjusted bythe installer.Thissystem
mustnot beput outof operation, andif anyparts
require changing, only original manufacturer
parts shall be used.
This appliance is designed to be used either
Natural or LPG gas however, each individual
appliance is only capable of running off the type
of gas specied at the time of purchase. It is im-
portant to note that once a type of gas has been
specied the stove cannot run off any other type.
The type of gas that your stove is capable of
burning is stated on the data information panel.
This appliance has been designed, tested and
approved to meet standards in place for prod-
uct use, performance and safety. Installation of
your appliance must comply with current build-

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mentofthe Environment,theBuildingStandards
(Scotland) (Consolidation) Regulations issued
by the Scottish Development Department.
BS 5440 part 1, BS 5871 part 2 and BS 6891.
In the Republic of Ireland the installation must
also conform to the relevant standards, particu-
larly in regard to ue sizing and ventilation. Refer
todocuments IS813,ICP3, IS327and anyother
rules in force.
This appliance must be installed in accordance
with the rules in force and used only in a suf-
ciently ventilated space, and is intended for
use on a gas installation with a governed meter.
Beforeinstallation, ensurethatthe localdistribu-
tion conditions (identication of the type of gas
and pressure) and the adjustment of the appli-
ance are compatible. The technical specication
of this appliance is given on the rear page of
this manual.
Do not use the appliance if the glass front
door or panel has been broken, removed or
is open.
Note:
Since the appliance is a source of heat, circula-
tion of air occurs. Therefore it is of importance
that you do not use the appliance shortly after a
renovation of the home. Because of the natural
circulation of air, moist and volatile components
from paint, building materials, carpet etc. will
be attracted. These components can settle
themselves down onto cold surfaces in the form
of soot.
Inlet pipe connection 8mm compression
Chimney requirements Balanced Flue
Flue monitor Permanent Pilot
Usercontrol: Variablerotarycontrol inc.integrat-
edPiezo ignition, Permanentpilot facility,Flame
failure device and Oxygen Depletion Cut-out.
Before installation of these appliances, the area
into which the re is to be tted must be cleared
of all debris (including dust), in particular com-
bustible material.
The appliance must sit on a hearth (or base
surface) sufcient to support the weight of the
re. The rebox must then also be secured.
Adjustable brackets are supplied on the rebox
for this purpose.
General Fitting Information
GENERAL INFORMATION

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USER INFORMATION
Remote control electronic ignition
system RCE GV60
The appliance is supplied with a remote control.
Ignition, controlling the ame height and switch-
ing off are performed by the remote control that
operates a receiver in the control hatch. For
some appliances, no control hatch is supplied.
In that case, the receiver is placed under the
appliance. The receiver and remote control are
battery powered. The receiver requires 4
penlite (AA type) batteries, the remote control
requires a 9V block battery. At normal use, the
batteries will have an average life of one year.
You can also use an optional adapter. Ask your
installer for information. In that case you will
need a 230 V connection near your appliance.
- temperature display in degrees Celsius or
Fahrenheit;
- time;
- thermostat function;
- timer for thermostat function.
Setting the communication code
Prior to putting the application into operation, a
communication code must be set between the
remotecontroland thereceiver.Thecode ischo-
sen randomly from the 65000 available codes.
Asaresult,the chancethatotherremote controls
nearyou areusing thesame code andaffectthe
operation of your appliance is very small.
Follow the procedure described below:
Hold down the reset button on the receiver,
until you hear two consecutive sound signals
(see g. 2). After the second, longer signal,
let go of the reset button.
Press button (small ame) or button
( large ame) on the remote control within 20
seconds, until you hear an extra long sound
signal: this is the conrmation of a correct
communication.
!Caution When installing a new remote con-
trol or receiver, you must set a new commu-
nication code.
The appliance’s standard functions such as
ignition, controlling the ame
height, standby (pilot burner) position and
switching off are performed in the
MAN position, the manual control of the
remote control (see g. 2).
In addition, the remote control can also be
used to set a number of additional
functions:
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2

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MAN position
By briey pressing the SET button, you will go
through the following functions:
MAN → TEMP → TEMP → (P*)TIMER
→ MAN
where, depending on the timer setting:
(P*) is displayed as P1 , , P1 , P2 ,
P2 .
You can also go back to the MAN position by
pressing the button (large ame) or
(small ame).
!Caution - When pressing the buttons
(with the exception of the SET button), the
transmission symbol ( ) will appear to
indicate that transmission is taking place
between the remote control and the receiver;
- The receiver acknowledges the transmission
with a sound signal;
- The appliance will automatically enter the
standby position, if there is no transmission
for 6 hours.
Set the remote control to the MAN position.
Ignition
Caution - During the ignition process, you
are not allowed to operate control button B
on the gas control manually
- Always wait 5 minutes after the pilot burner
has gone out, before you re-ignite
the appliance;
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Ignite the appliance as follows:
Set button A on the gas control to
ON (button B is controlled automatically).
The gas control is located in the control hatch
or is placed under the appliance.
Simultaneously press the buttons OFF and
(large ame) on the remote control.
Let go of the buttons when a short sound
signal indicates that the ignition process has
been started.
In succession:
- the continuous signals will indicate that the
ignition process is active;
- a short sound signal will indicate that the igni-
tion process has nished;
- the appliance will automatically switch through
to the highest position of the main burner, which
will start to burn in a few seconds.
Caution - If the pilot burner is not burning
after 3 ignition attempts, you must close the
gas tap and call the installer;
- When igniting the pilot burner, you will hear
sound signals. After the last short sound
signal, the main burner should be largely
ignited within about 10 seconds. If this is
not the case, you must close the gas tap and
warn your installer;
- If the appliance ignites with a pop sound,
you must close the gas tap and
contact your installer.
!Tip A little motor will start to run when the
main burner operates, you will be able to
hear it.
B
A

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Flame height / standby
The ame height can be adjusted continuously
byusingthe buttons (small ame) and (large
ame). By continuing to lower the ame height,
theappliance canbe setto the standbyposition;
this means that only the pilot burner will still be
burning.
Press button (small ame) to lower the ame
heightand/or toset theappliance inthe standby
position.
Press the button (large ame) to raise the
ame height and/or to switch on the main burner
from the standby (pilot burner) position.
Caution - If you continue to press down
button (large ame) on the remote control,
the main burner should be largely ignited
within about 10 seconds. If this is not the
case, you must close the gas tap and warn
your installer;
- If the appliance ignites with a pop sound,
you must close the gas tap and contact your
installer.
Switching off
Switch the appliance off by pressing the OFF
button. The pilot burner will also go out.
Temperature display
The room temperature can be indicated on the
display in degrees Celsius (°C) using a 24 hour
clock or degrees Fahrenheit (°F) using a 12
hour clock.
Simultaneously press OFF and (small
ame), until the correct display appears.
Time
The display can indicate time.
Afterplacingthebattery orsimultaneously press-
ing (large ame) and (small ame), the
time indication will ash on the display and you
will be able
to adjust the time.
Simultaneously press and until the time in-
dication ashes on the display.
Press the button (large ame) to set the
hours.
Press the button (small ame) to set the
minutes.
Press OFF to return to the MAN position, or
wait for the system to automatically return
to the MAN position.
Thermostat function
Using the thermostat function you can set
two temperatures, which can be controlled
thermostatically. These temperatures are
referred to as day temperature and night
temperature.
The TEMP and TEMP symbols on the
display refer to day and night temperature
respectively.
The room temperature is compared to the set
day/night temperature and then the ame height
is automatically controlled in order to reach the
set temperature.
To be able to use the day/night temperature
function, the appliance must be
in the standby position.
!Caution - Always leave the remote control
at the same place, so that the thermostat is
able to ‘feel’ the room temperature;
- Make sure this place is free from inuences
such as draught, heat from radiators
and direct sunlight.

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Example
By using the YTEMP function you can keep the
day temperature at 20 °C; while
youuse the4TEMPfunction atnight tomaintain
a temperature of 15 °C.
Setting day/night temperature
Byusing theSETbutton, you will go throughthe
following functions:
MAN → TEMP → TEMP → (P*)TIMER
→ MAN
Briey press the SET button to enter
the TEMP or the TEMP position.
Press the SET button until the temperature
on the display ashes.
Set the required temperature by using the
buttons (large ame) and (small ame).
!Caution - The minimum temperature you can
set is 5 °C / 40 °F;
- Control of the night temperature is switched
off by lowering the temperature
until two stripes (“--”) appear on the display.
Press the OFF button or wait until position
TEMP or TEMP appears on the
display.
Activating the thermostat function
For activating the thermostat function, you must
proceed with the following
steps:
Place the appliance in the standby (pilot
burner) position using button
(small ame).
Set the day/night temperature.
Choose the TEMP or TEMP function
using the SET button.
Timer for thermostat function
Usingthe timerenables youto settwo timesper
24 hours for switching on the day temperature
and two times per 24 hours for switching on the
night temperature.
In order to control the night temperature, it
should be set to at least 5 °C / 40 °F.
Ifthe nighttemperatureis setto the“--” position,
theappliance willremainin thestandbyposition.
The appliance will only switch on at the next
switch-on time of the day temperature.
The appliance must be in standby position in
order to be controlled by the timer.
Example of switch times
You have set a day temperature and night
temperature of, for example, 20 °C and 15 °C.
P1 TIMER = 7 hours; the temperature will
go to 20 °C at 7 am.
P1 TIMER = 9 hours; the temperature will
go to 15 °C at 9 am.
P2 TIMER = 17 hours; the temperature will
go to 20 °C at 5 pm.
P2 TIMER = 22 hours; the temperature
returns to 15 °C at 10 pm.

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Setting times for the timer
To set the timer, proceed as follows:
Set the day and night temperature as described
above
Briey press the SET button to enter the (P*)
TIMER position.
Press the SET button until P1 TIMER is
displayed and the time ashes.
Set the rst switch on time of the day temperature
usingthebuttons (large ame) and (small
ame).
Briey press the SET button to set the next time
of the cycle, P1 TIMER.
Successively set the times P2 TIMER and
P2 TIMER.
Press the OFF button or wait until position (P*)
TIMER appears on the display.
Activating the timer function
Follow the steps below for activating the timer
control:
Place the appliance in the standby (pilot burner)
position using button (small ame).
Set the day/night temperature if you have not
yet done so;
Setthe timertimesP1 TIMER,P1 TIMER,
P2 TIMER and P2 TIMER.
Choose the (P*) TIMER function using the SET
button.
Replacing the battery
If the battery is almost empty, the display will
show “BATT”.
To replace the battery, proceed as follows:
Remove the cover at the back side of the
remote control.
Disconnect the 9V block battery from /
connect the 9V block battery to the connector.
!Caution - Observe the “+” and “-” poles of
the batteries and the connector;
- Use alkaline batteries;
- Batteries are regarded as “small chemical
waste” and may therefore not be disposed
with the household rubbish.
Place the battery in the holder.
Replace the cover.

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InstallatIon
Beforebeginning theinstallation, checkthat the
detailson therating platecorrespond tothegas
type and pressure to which the appliance will
be connected.
Ventilation
This appliance can be installed in a completely
sealedormechanically ventilatedhousewithout
extra ventilation and/or fume extraction.
General Balanced Flue Notes
There are many possibilities for installing
this Concentric Balanced Flue system into a
building, both Roof and Wall terminations are
possible, and the ue can either be built into
an existing chimney or a completely new ue
system may be constructed.
The system is based upon a Concentric Flue
system which utilises an inner ue of 100 or 130
mm diameter which passes through an outer ue
of 150 or 200 mm diameter. The ue gasses that
are the products of combustion of the re, pass
through the inner ue and are safely vented to
the outside environment. The gap between the
inner and outer ues is the channel by which the
stove is supplied with air for combustion.
These concentric ues terminate outside of the
property in a terminal, this terminal will keep the
expelled gasses and the fresh air for combustion
separate. It is important that the terminal is not
blocked, a suitable guard maybe required if the
terminal is located at a “Low” level (usually when
the terminal is within 2m of oor level).
The Balanced Flue gas appliance can be in-
stalled as an insertion into an existing or new
replace. If an existing Flue or Chimney is to be
utilised, then the installation engineer must be
consulted. If the chimney has been previously
usedit mustbeprofessionally cleanedandcerti-
ed as being sound and t for use.
The European CE approval on this appliance is
restricted to the Flue systems as specied by
the supplier, thus the appliance must only be
installed with the original ue system, no others
may be used
The gas re, in combination with the concentric
ue system , has been approved in accordance
with the European CE-norm for gas appliances
andmaythereforebe usedonlywiththis system.
The guarantee is invalidated if the appliance is
(completely or partially) installed using a differ-
ent system.
The concentric ue systems can be used with
either a newly-built or existing chimney.
These appliances are designed with the “Fire-
box” raised up off the ground level by the built
in “Base unit”.
Thustheseappliances require nospecialHearth
arrangements, as the oor will not get hot and is
protected by the steel construction of the “Base
unit”.
The appliance must not be tted against a rear
wall constructed from a combustible material;
a gap of 300mm should be given all round the
stovebeforecombustible materialsmaybeused
in the wall construction.
If the appliance has to be located in an open-
ing, a minimum clearance of 50mm should be
allowed to non-combustible materials.
If the appliance is located in a recess, then the
recess must have adequate ventilation, we rec-
ommend a minimum total vent area of 200 cm².
The stove must be located at least 280mm from
any combustible materials.
Appliance Fireplace Installation
After selecting the appliance location, install
a gas connection for the appliance in approxi-
mately the desired location of the gas controls.
The gas controls are already connected to the
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the control access box, so an appropriate posi-
tion for the access box need to be determined.
This appliance has adjustable legs, these must
me set to stabalise the re before ue position
is nalised.
Do not make any adjustments to the appliance,
except the leg length.
The appliance and Flue system should be tted
with a minimum clearance of 500mm from any
combustible objects or materials, this includes
any combustible materials used for the replace
construction.
As this is a room sealed appliance and the ap-
pliance stands on appropriate legs, a hearth is
not required for this appliance.
TheFireplaceshould beventilatedwithopenings
giving a total free vent area of 200 cm².
A gap of 50mm should be left all round the ap-
pliance.
If a shelf is to be tted above the replace open-
ing, a gap of 150mm minimum should be left
between the opening and the shelf.
The brackets supplied may be used fore secur-
ing the appliance to a rear wall.
Timber Frame Construction
Whilst it is possible to install room-sealed ap-
pliances in timber frame properties, great care
needs to be taken to ensure that the ue assem-
bly does not interfere with the weather proong
qualitiesofanyouter wallwhichitmaypenetrate.
Beforeattempting thiswork, furtherdetails need
to be referenced, (e.g. “Gas Installations in Tim-
ber Frame Buildings” from the CORGI installer
series in the UK).
Carport or Building Extension
Where a ue terminal is sited within a carport or
building extension, it should have at least two
completely open and unobstructed sides. The
distance between the lowest part of the roof
and the top of the terminal should be at least
600mm.
Note: A covered passageway should not be
treated as a carport. Flues should not be sited
in a covered passageway between properties.
Basements,Lightwells and Retaining
walls
Flueterminalsshould notbesitedwithin thecon-
nes of a basement area, light well or external
space formed by a retaining wall, unless steps
are taken to ensure the products of combus-
tion can disperse safely at all times. It may be
possible to install this Balanced Flue system in
such a location provided that it is not sited lower
than 1m from the top level of that area to allow
combustion products to disperse safely.
Flue terminals should be sited to ensure total
clearance of the combustion products in accor-
dance with the inclosed information.
When the products of combustion are dis-
charged, they should not cause a nuisance to
adjoiningor adjacentpropertiesand theyshould
be positioned so that damage cannot occur to
other parts of the building. If the outer wall sur-
face is constructed of combustible material, a
non-combustible plate should be tted behind
the terminal projecting 25mm beyond the exter-
nal edges of the terminal.

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Terminal Locations Wall Mounting
INSTALLER INFORMATION
Dimension Terminal Position Distance (mm)
A* Directly below an opening,air brick, opening window etc. 600
B Above an opening,air brick, opening window etc. 300
C Adjacent to an opening,air brick, opening window etc. 400
D Below gutters, soil pipes or drain pipes 300
E Below eaves 300
F Below balconies of car port roof 600
G From a vertical drain pipe or soil pipe 300
HFrom an internal or external corner 600
I Above ground roof or balcony level 300
J From a surface facing the terminal 600
K From a terminal facing the terminal 600
LFrom an opening in the car port (e.g. door , window into the dwelling) 1200
M Vertically from a terminal on the same wall 1500
N Horizontally from a terminal on the same wall 300
P From a vertical structure on the roof 600
Q Above intersection with roof 150
* I addition, the terminal should not be nearer than 300mm to an opening in the building fabric
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Terminal Locations Roof Termination
“Distance” = minimum distance required for positioning of the outlet to avoid adverse effects
with respect to:
A. A ventilation opening serving an occupied room, a toilet or a bathroom
B. A heating air supply, when the supply ows through an occupied room.
C. A window that can be opened and that is near an occupied room, a toilet or a bathroom.
(*) If the required distance cannot be achieved, the outlet position rules take precedence.
(**) If the outlet is positioned at least 1 m higher than the intake supply opening, or a window
that can be opened.
(***) If the required distance cannot be achieved, the position of the outlet must be at least 1 m
above the highest facade/roof.
Important note for Roof Terminations (C31).
When installing the appliance with a roof termination (classication C31), it is important to t a
ue restriction strip across the ue outlet inside the stove, see following notes.
Minimum Vertical Length notes.
Roof terminations may be installed from a minimum height 1.0 m this is shown on the pages that
follow.
To avoid adverse effects Distance: outlet -
A,B or C
At the same roof level >6 m (*)
At a different roof level >3 m (*) (**)
At a lower positioned wall >2 m (**)
At a higher sloping surface >6 m (***)

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Concentric Flue Parts Identication
The following pages identify the parts that may be used in the Balanced Flue installation of this
appliance.
The Item number in the table refers to the item number of the part in the Identication pages, this
Item number is also the number that will be used to identify parts in the Installation suggestion
diagrams.
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Item Description Part No.
Ø100 Ø130
A Appliance
B Appliance Connector
CFlue Adaptor
D Chimney or Flue, Fully Gas Tight Ø150 minimum
E Chimney or Flue, Fully Gas Tight Ø160 minimum
F Stainless Steel Flexible Chimney Liner Ø100, AISI 316Ti
G Stainless Steel Flexible Chimney Liner Ø150, AISI 316Ti
1 Concentric Flue Pipe 250mm Length US 25 100 US 25 130
2 Concentric Flue Pipe 500mm Length US 50 100 US 50 130
3 Concentric Flue Pipe 1m Length US 100 100 US 100 130
4 Locking Band USKB 100 USKB 130
5 Protection Band USAB 100 USAB 130
6 Concentric Flue Pipe Adjustable Length 50 - 300mm USPP 100 USPP 130
7Vertical Terminal USDVC2 100
8 Horizontal Terminal (Excentric Exit) Ø100 USDHCE 100
9 Mounting Band USEB 100 USEB 130
10 Wall Band Adjustable USMB 100 USMB 130
11 Concentric Flue 90° USB 90 100 USB 90 130
12 Concentric Flue 45° USB 45 100 USB 45 130
13 Concentric Flue 15° USB 15 100 USB 15 130
14 Storm Collar USSR 100 USSR 130
15 Flat Roof Flashing (Aluminium) USDPAL 100 USDPAL 130
16 Flat Roof Flashing USDP 100 USDP 130
18 Slope Roof Flashing 5° - 30° USDH 100 USDH 130
19 Slope Roof Flashing 20° - 45° USLS 100 USLS 130
20 Adjustable Roof Plate (Supplied as pair) USCP 100 USCP 130
21 Wall Cover USMPG 100 USMPG 130
22 Flue reducer Ø130 - Ø100 USVK 10 130
23 Horizontal Terminal (Excentric Exit) Ø130 USDHC 130
24 Concentric Flue 90° with Inspection Cover USBI 100 USBI 130
25 Inspection Element USI 100 USI 130

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22
USVK 100 130
REDUCER Ø130 - Ø100
23
USDHC 130
HORIZONTAL TERMINALØ130

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24
USBI 100 130
Elbow 90° with inspection cover
25
USI 100 130
Inspection Element