Faber triple premium l User manual

Triple Premium L
40011283-1441 Triple Premium L ENG

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1Dear user
Congratulations on purchasing your Faber product!
A quality product, which provide you with the
warmth and atmosphere for many years. Please
read the user manual before using the fire. Should,
despite the careful final checks, a malfunction
occur, please contact your Faber dealer.
Please note:
The data of your fire is available in the
user manual.
1.1 Introduction
Only have the appliance installed by a qualified
installer according to the gas safety regulations.
Read this installation manual properly.
1.2 Please check
Check the fire for transport damage and report any
damage immediately to your dealer.
1.3 CE Declaration
Glen Dimplex Benelux certifies that this Faber fire
complies with the essential requirements of the
gas appliances directive.
Product: gas room heater
Model: Triple Premium L
Applicable EC directives: 90/396/EEC
Harmonised standards applied: NEN-EN-613
NEN-EN-613/A1
This Declaration is invalid, if without the written
permission of Glen Dimplex Benelux:
Changes are made to the appliance.
The fire is connected to other exhaust
materials than specified.
2Safety instructions
The unit must be installed and checked
every year according to these instructions
and the applicable national and local
regulations.
Ensure that the data on the type label
matches the local gas type and pressure.
The settings and the construction of the
fire must not be changed!
Do not place extra imitation wood or
other smouldering material on the burner
or in the combustion chamber.
The unit is for atmosphere and heating
purposes. This means that all surfaces,
including the glass, can be very hot (over
100°C); exceptions to this are the bottom
of the fire and the control elements.
Do not place any combustible materials
within 0.5 m of the radiation area of the
fire.
Light the fire for the first time and run for
several hours on the highest setting, so
that the paint can cure. Provide adequate
ventilation, so that any fumes can
disperse ; we recommend vacating the
room during this process
Please note
Through the natural air circulation of the
fire moisture and uncured volatile
components from paint, building
materials and carpeted floors, etc. are
attracted. These parts can settle as soot
on cold surfaces. Therefore do not light
the fire shortly after installation.
3Installation requirements
3.1 Fire
This device can be built into an existing or
new chimney.
For devices with flexible gas pipes the gas
regulator block is mounted on the right
side of the fire for transport reason.
The gas regulator block with the receiver
and the I.T.C. must be placed directly
behind a service door. (Fig. 1.5)
3.2 False chimney breast or other
structure
The False chimney should be of non-
combustible material.
The space above the fire should always be
ventilated using the supplied grids or a
similar alternative with minimal free
passage of 200cm² per grid.
3.3 Fluepipe and terminal requirements
For the supply of the combustion air and
the discharge of the combustion gases
you should always use the Flue materials
specified by Faber.
Please note:
Only when using these materials can
Faber guarantee the safe and proper
operation of the appliance.
The outside of the concentric flue material
can heat up to +/-150°C. Ensure, when
penetrating a flammable wall or ceiling,

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construction with proper insulation and
protection. And ensure respective
distance.
Ensure for great discharge lengths that
the concentric discharge material is
supported every meter, so that the weight
of the material is not supported by the
fire.
It is not permitted to start directly on the
device with concentric cut down pipe
material.
The air supply could then possibly be
closed.
3.4 Terminals
The combined supply and discharge can be done
both via wall or through the roof or through an
existing chimney.
Please note:
Verify if the position of the terminal meets the
local regulations regarding ventilation openings.
For proper functioning, the air supply and
combustion gas discharge are not to be
obstructed. The minimum distances are specified
in Chapter 15.
3.4.1 C11, Wall terminal.
For a facade or wall outlet use a wall terminal. (Fig.
5.0 C11)
Depending on the calculation this can be a
diameter of 130/200mm or 100/150mm.
3.4.2 C31, Roof terminal.
For a flat or pits roof outlet use a long roof outlet
with a diameter of 100/150mm (Fig. 5 0 C31)
3.4.3 C91, Existing chimney.
For an existing chimney use the short chimney
outlet with a diameter of 100/150mm (Fig.5.0 C91).
In this case the existing chimney acts as air inlet an
inserted flexible stainless steel pipe discharges the
flue gas. The top and the bottom should be
airtight.
Depending on the calculated outlet diameter, use a
flexible stainless steel tube of Ø 100mm or Ø
130mm with CE marking for 600°C.
Please note:
The minimum chimney diameter for a 130mm
flexible stainless steel pipe must 200 x 200mm.
And for a 100mm flexible stainless steel pipe
150x150mm.
4Preparation and installation
instructions
4.1 Gas connection
The gas connection must comply with the
applicable local standards.
We advise using a Ø 15mm gas connection directly
from the gas meter to the appliance, with a shut-
off valve in the proximity of the appliance, which
must always be freely accessible.
Position the gas connection so that it is easily
accessible at all times for service, and that the
burner unit can be disassembled.
4.2 Electrical connection
The power supply must comply with the applicable
local standards.
A 6 Volt adapter is used.
For this, a wall socket 230VAC/50Hz must be
installed near the fire.
4.3 Preparing the fire
Remove the fire from its packaging.
Ensure that the gas supply pipes under
the appliance are not damaged.
Remove frame and glass and take the
packaged parts from the fire.
Store frame and glass in a safe place.
Prepare the gas connection on the
regulator
4.4 Positioning the fire
Take the installation requirements into account
(see Chapter 3).
4.4.1 Standing on the floor
Place the unit in the right position and set the
height with the leg levellers.
Height adjustment and levelling of the fire (Fig.
1.4).
Rough height adjustment:
with the extendable leg, or with the long
legs supplied.
Fine adjustment:
with the adjustable feet.
4.4.2 Suspended from the wall
The appliance can be mounted suspended
from the wall with the use of the suspension
bracket and the Rawlplugs supplied (Fig.1.3).

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These mounting materials are exclusively intended
for use on walls constructed of brick or concrete.
For walls built of other materials, such as hollow
bricks, consult a professional expert.
4.5 Installing the Flue materials
When penetrating a wall or ceiling the
opening must be at least 5mm larger than
the diameter of the discharge material.
Horizontal sections should be installed
with a slope towards the fire (3 degrees).
Build the system from the fire. If this is
not possible you can make use of an
extendable adapter section.
For truing up the exhaust system use the
½ meter pipe, which can be shortened and
ensure that the inner pipe is always 2cm
longer than the outer pipe.
Parts, which are shortened, must be
secured with a self-tapping screw
Wall and roof terminals can also be cut.
Do not insulate but ventilate built-in flue
material. (approx. 100cm2).
4.6 Constructing the false chimney
If possible, carry out a performance test on the fire
before finally finishing the installation.
4.6.1 Minimum false chimney size and
distance to combustible materials
Construct the false chimney of non-combustible
material in combination with metal profiles or of
masonry/concrete blocks.
Always use a lintel or reinforcing bars while
bricking the outlet. They should not be placed
directly on the fire.
4.6.2 Ventilation
The ventilation must comply with the applicable
local standards.
Correct ventilation prevents a too high
temperature of the gas regulator block and its
electronics and also limits the temperature of the
convection air. Therefore plan for outlet of grills
and a ventilating control hatch with a minimum
free passage of 200cm2per grid or a similar
alternative.
Place above the grates a screen plate made of non-
combustible material. (
Fig. 1.2A)
4.6.3 Installation and finishing
For installation and finishing the following points
are of interest:
A = Fixing points (Fig. 2.2).
B = Mouldings (Fig. 2.2).
C = Spacer (Fig. 2.5)
D, F and H (Fig. 2.2, 2.3 and 2.5).
Please note:
Ensure that the fire is not load-bearing with regard
to the false chimney breast .
(See the dimensional drawing Chapter 16.1).
Pay special attention to the following points:
1. Check during work if the glass can be
inserted and removed.
2. Check during work if the strips T (Fig. 3.2)
or Q (Fig. 3.3) match.
4.6.4 Method 1 (Fig. 2.1a)
Build the false chimney breast against the fixing
points A, the mouldings B and the build-in frame D
(Fig. 2.2). The installation must always allow for
installing and removing the glass!
Take into account the thickness of the finish!
Mouldings Bhas to be in line (F Fig. 2.3) with the
top of the glass slot H.(Fig. 2.5)
Do not use moulding B as a supporting structure
(fig. 2.5)
Remove the fixing points (A) on the side wall
before the outlet wall is finally finished! (Fig. 2.4).
4.6.5 Method 2 (Fig. 2.1b)
Process see Chapter 4.6.4
4.6.6 Method 3 (Fig. 2.1c)
Remove the moulding B(Fig. 2.2). To ensure the
air-tightness of the unit the screws must be
replaced.
The base X(Fig. 2.5) must be 2mm clear of the
spacer C(Fig. 2.5) and 4mm above the glass slot H
of the unit (Fig. 2.5). This will allow the Strip Q (Fig.
3.3) to be on the same level as the base.
4.6.7 Mounting the Solid cover strips (Fig.
3.1, 3.2 and 3.3)
First, place the bottom strip (Tor Q)
Then place the left and right strips (S)
(these are fixed by the adjustable
magnetic snappers)

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Remove the bottom strip (Q) using the supplied
magnetic knob (R, Fig. 3.3).
5Removing the glass
5.1 removing the front glass
Remove the solid covers trips see Chapter
4.6.7
Place the suction cups on the glass.
Draw the sealing cord from the slot.
(Fig.4.1).
Slide the glass to the top so that the
bottom is released from the slot. Now pull
the glass out and gradually down. (Fig.
4.2).
5.2 removing the glass from the side
It is not necessary to take out the glass on the
side for placing the log set or for maintenance.
First remove the front glass.
Remove the log set, bottom plate and
burner. (Fig. 4.3)
Place the suction cups on the glass
Remove the sealing cord from the slot.
Remove the top of the glass gradually
forward and up from the fire (Fig.4.4)
Please note
Replace the glass in reverse order.
Clean all fingerprints from the glass, otherwise
they will burn in once the fire is used.
6Placing the decoration material
It is not permitted to use other or to add more
material in the combustion chamber.
Keep the pilot light always free of decoration
material!
Do not place all decoration material at one time on
the burner; the fabric parts can block it.
6.1 Log set
Place some of the chips on the burner and
on the bottom.
Place the logs as specified. (Fig.5.1 or the
included log set card)
Divide the rest of the chips on the burner
and on the bottom. Prevent a thick layer
on the burner; this adversely affects the
flame pattern.
6.2 Glow wire
The “glow wire” gives a decorative glow effect.
Pull the wool well apart and place tufts in different
places on the burner.
Please note:
Do not use the glow wire near the pilot
flame!
This can cause a short circuit in the ignition system!
6.3 Pebbles or Grey stone
Place the pebbles or grey stones on the
burner and on the bottom. (Fig. 5.2 and
5.3 or the included log set card). Prevent a
double layer; this adversely affects the
flame pattern.
Replace the glass and check the flame
pattern.
Start the fire as described in the user manual.
Check if the flame distribution is good. Move the
chips if necessary, until a good flame distribution is
achieved.
7Checking the installation
7.1 Checking the main burner ignition,
pilot flame
Ignite the fire as described in the user manual.
Check that the pilot flame is well above
the main burner and not covered by chips.
Check the ignition of the main burner on
full and small setting. (ignition must be
smooth and quiet).
7.2 Checking for gas leaks
Check with a gas leak finder or spray all
connections and pipes for gas leakage.
7.3 Checking the burner pressure and
primary pressure
Check that the burner pressure and primary
pressure match the information listed in the
manual, Chapter 14 Technical specifications.
Measuring the primary pressure:
Close the shutoff valve.
Turn measuring nipple B(Fig. 1.6) some
turns open and connect a measuring hose
to the gas regulator.

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Take this measurement at highest setting
of the fire and when the fire is set to pilot
light.
Do not connect the unit if the pressure is
too high.
Measuring the burner pressure:
Check the burner pressure only with
proper primary pressure.
Turn measuring nipple A(Fig. 1.6) some
turns open and connect a measuring hose
to the gas regulator.
The pressure must correspond to the
value indicated in the technical
specifications of this manual. In case of
deviation contact the manufacturer.
Please note:
Close all pressure measuring nipples and
check for gas leakage.
7.4 Checking the flame image
Let the fire burn for at least 20 minutes at highest
setting and check the flame for:
1. Flame distribution
2. Colour of the flames
If one or both points are not acceptable then
check:
The log set layout and/or the amount of
chips on the burner.
The pipe connections for leaks (in case of
blue flames).
Whether the correct Restrictor is fitted.
The outlet.
oWall terminal right side up
oRoof terminal on the right
position
oIf the maximum horizontal flue
lengths is not exceeded.
7.5 Flue gas analyzer
If you are in possession of a CO/CO2 flue gas
analyzer, then it is possible to check the supply air
and the combustion gases.
There are two measuring pipes at the front of the
fire between the mounting frame and the glass
(Fig. 1.7 A and B).
The ratio CO2 and CO must not be greater than
1:100
Example:
CO2 is 4% and CO is 400ppm, measured at the
highest point
If the ratio is greater than 1:100 or exhaust gases
are measured in the supply air, then also check
above points.
8Instructions for client
Recommend that the unit should be
checked annually by a qualified specialist
to ensure the safe use and to guarantee a
long service life.
Give advice and instructions on care and
cleaning of the glass. Highlight the danger
of burnt-in fingerprints.
Instruct the customer on the operation of
the unit and the remote control, including
replacing the batteries and setting the
receiver.
Handover to customer:
oInstallation instructions
oUser manual
oITC operating instructions
oLog set instruction card
oSuction Cups
oMagnetic snapper
9Annual maintenance
9.1 Checking and cleaning:
Check and clean if necessary after
verification:
oThe pilot light
oThe burner; for LPG flat
burner the ceramic burner
top.
oThe combustion chamber
oThe glass
oThe ceramic logs for breakages.
oThe flue system.
Replace, if necessary:
oChips/Embers/ Glow wire
9.2 Cleaning the glass
Most deposits can be removed with a dry cloth.
Clean the glass with a ceramic hob cleaner.
Please note:
Avoid fingerprints on the glass. These are no longer
removable after they are burnt in!
Now carry out the checks described in Chapter 7
“Checking after installation”.

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10 Conversion to other gas type
The conversion to a different gas type may only be
performed by a qualified installer/dealer.
10.1 Conversion from natural gas to
propane (or vice versa)
This can only be done by replacing the burner. To
do so, please contact your dealer.
Specify with your order always the type and serial
number of the device.
11 Flue calculation
A simple way to calculate whether the exhaust
configuration is possible in combination with your
fire, use the free “Faber Flue App” and download
from:
INTERNET:
BlackBerry, Android, PC (with Google Chrome
browser)
APP store:
iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Google Play:
Android smartphones and Android tablets.
Alternatively use the exhaust calculation table.
(see chapter 13).
The alternatives of outlet lengths and any
restrictors are set out in the restrictor table. In the
table we work with Start Length (STL) Total Vertical
Height (TVH) and Total Horizontal Length (THL).
Start Length (STL)
This is the first part that is placed on the fire and
represents a certain value (Fig. 12.1, 12.2 and 12.3
A, N, F).
This value is in the top row of the table (see table).
Total Vertical Height (TVH)
TVH is the difference in height measured from the
top of the fire to the outlet; it can be measured or
determined from the building plan. For clarification
see the TVH indication in the drawings. (Fig. 12.1,
12.2 and 12.3: TVH)
Total Horizontal Length (THL)
THL is the Total Horizontal Length and consists of
elbows and pipes which are entirely in the
horizontal plane. Elbows I, K and Q and the
elements H, J, L, M, P and R (Fig. 12.2 and 12.3).
Horizontal length
The horizontal length consists of the elements H, J,
L, M, P and R (Fig. 12.2 end 12.3).
Elbows 90° in the horizontal plane
Horizontal bends are bends which are entirely in
the horizontal plane (Fig. 12.1, 12.2 and 12.3 I, K
and Q).
Bends 45° or 30° in the horizontal plane
Horizontal bends are bends which are entirely in
the horizontal plane
Bends
Elbows 90° vertical to horizontal plane
These are 90° elbows, which proceed from
horizontal to vertical (Fig. 12.2 and 12.3 G, O and S)
Bends 45° or 30 °vertical to horizontal
plane
These are 30° or 45° bends with a vertical offset of
less than 45° (Fig.12.1 B and D).
Pipes under a tilt angle:
These are pipes which are vertically ascending at
an angle of 30° or 45°. (Fig. 12.1 C). Fill in only in
combination with at least 2 x 30 or 45° bends in
the vertical part.
Table:
See the table at the right vertical (TVH) and
horizontal length (THL).
For “x” and if the values are outside the table, then
the combination is not allowed. Only then adjust
the TVH or THL.
If a value is indicated, check that the calculated STL
value is not lower than indicated in the table. In
this case STL must be adjusted.
The found value indicates the width of the
restrictor (“0” means no restrictor). Standard is a
restrictor of 30mm installed. (Fig.1.8).

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11.1 Table for pipe diameter 150/100mm
Startlength (STL) Vertical (TVH) and Horizontal (THL)
STL
0,1
1
1
1.5
TVH
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
THL
0
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
0,5
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
1
0
0
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
1,5
0,2
0,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
2
0,2
30,2
0,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
3
30,2
40,2
0,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
4
40,2
40,2
30,2
0,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
5
45,2
40,2
40,2
30,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
6
45,2
45,2
40,2
40,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
7
50,2
45,2
45,2
40,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
8
50,2
50,2
45,2
45,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
9
50,2
50,2
50,2
45,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
10
60,2
50,2
50,2
50,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
11
60,2
60,2
50,2
50,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
12
70,2
70,2
60,2
50,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
13
70,2
70,2
70,2
60,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
14
80,2
70,2
70,2
70,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
15
80,2
80,2
80,2
70,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
16
80,2
80,2
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
17
80,2
80,2
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
18
80,2
80,2
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
19
80,2
80,2
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
20
80,2
80,2
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
21
80,2
80,2
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
22
80,2
80,2
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
23
80,2
80,2
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
24
80,2
80,2
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
25
80,2
80,2
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
26
80,2
80,2
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
27
80,2
80,2
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
28
80,2
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
29
80,2
80,2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
30
80.2
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
STL
STL
THL
TVH
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11.2 Table for pipediameter 130/200mm
Startlength (STL) Vertical (TVH) and Horizontal (THL)
STL
0,1
0,2
0,5
0,5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
TVH
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
THL
0
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
0,5
x
30
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
1
30
40
30
0
0
0
0
0
0
x
x
1,5
40,4
50,4
40,4
30,4
0,4
0,4
0,4
0,4
0,4
x
x
2
50,4
60,4
50,4
40,4
30,4
0,4
0,4
0,4
0,4
x
x
3
60,4
65,4
60,4
50,4
40,4
30,4
0,4
0,4
0,4
x
x
4
65,4
70,4
65,4
60,4
50,4
40,4
30,4
0,4
0,4
x
x
5
70,4
70,4
70,4
65,4
60,4
50,4
40,4
30,4
0,4
x
x
6
70,4
70,4
70,4
70,4
65,4
60,4
50,4
40,4
30,4
x
x
7
70,4
80,4
70,4
70,4
70,4
65,4
60,4
50,4
40,4
x
x
8
80,4
80,4
80,4
70,4
70,4
70,4
65,4
60,4
50,4
x
x
9
80,4
80,4
80,4
80,4
70,4
70,4
70,4
65,4
60,4
x
x
10
80,4
80,4
80,4
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STL
THL
TVH
THL

Installation instructions
14 < <<<
12 Example
fig. 12.1 fig.12.2
fig. 12.3
TVH

Installation instructions
15 < <<<
13 Calculation sheet

Installation instructions
16 < <<<

Installation instructions
17 < <<<
14 Technical data
Gascat.
II2H3+
II2H3+
II2H3+
Type appliance
C11 C31
C11 C31
C11 C31
Reference gas
G20
G30
G31
Input Nett
kW
10.5
10.5
10,5
Efficiency class
2
2
2
NOx class
5
5
5
inlet-pressure
mbar
20
30
30
Gas rate at 15ºC and 1013 mbar
l/h
1082
327
415
Gas rate at 15ºC and 1013 mbar
gr/h
820
780
Burner pressure at full mark
mbar
9.5
20
25
Injector main burner
mm
2x St510
(7x0,83)
2x St180
(7x0,5)
2x St180
(7x0,5)
Reduced input restraint
mm
2,10
1,60
1,60
Pilot assembly
SIT145
SIT145
SIT145
Code
Nr.36
Nr.23
Nr.23
Diameter inlet / outlet
mm
200/130
200/130
200/130
Gas control valve
GV60
GV60
GV60
Gas connection
3/8”
3/8”
3/8”
Electrical connection
V
220
220
220
Batteries receiver
V
4x AA
(1,5V)
4x AA
(1,5V)
4x AA
(1,5V)
Batteries sender
V
9
9
9

Installation instructions
18 < <<<
15 Terminal position
Please note:
These rules apply only for the proper functioning of the unit, for ventilation and environmental
protection you need to comply with the applicable rules as defined in the building regulations.
Location
Distance mm
D
Under a gutter
500
E
Under a roof edge
500
F
Under a carport or balcony
500
G
Vertical downpipe
300
H
Inside and outside corners
500
J
From wall surface to a wall outlet
1000
K
Two gable outlets against over each other
1000
L
Distance between two roof outlets
450
M
Two roof outlets above each other on a pitched roof
1000
N
Two gable outlets next to each other
1000
Short roof terminal
Only for existing
Chimney connection
Extension pipe over roof

Installation instructions
19 < <<<
16 Dimensional drawings
16.1 Triple Premium L