Nibe Contura C 710 User manual

Installation
Instructions
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C 710

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50 CERTIFICATE
PRODUCT
Product type Stove lit with solid biofuels
Type designation Contura 710
Manufacturing number See rating plate on the stove
Intended area of use Heating of rooms in residential buildings
Fuel Wood
MANUFACTURER
Name NIBE AB / Contura
Address Box 134, Skulptörvägen 10
SE-285 23 Markaryd, Sweden
CHECKS
According to AVCP System 3
European standard EN 13240:2001 / A2:2004
Test institute Rein-Ruhr Feuerstätten Prüfstelle, NB 1625,
has checked declared performance and issued test report no. RRF-40 16 4237
Declaration of performance according
to Regulation (EU) 305/2011
No. C710-CPR-160329-SE-1
DECLARED PERFORMANCE
Essential characteristics Performance Harmonised technical
specification
Reaction to fire A1 WT
Minimum distance to combustible material Rear: 100 mm
Side: 450 mm
Other safety distances according to
the installation instructions
Risk of falling embers Pass
Emissions from combustion CO 0.1%
NOx 103 mg/m3
OGC 77 mg/m3
PM 23 mg/m3
Surface temperatures Pass
Cleaning options Pass
Mechanical durability Pass
Emissions of hazardous substances Pass
Nominal output 5 kW
Efficiency 80%
Flue gas temperature in connector at nominal
output
315°C
EN 13240:2001 / A2:2004
The undersigned is responsible for the manufacture and conformity with the declared performance.
Niklas Gunnarsson, Business area manager NIBE STOVES
Markaryd, March 29, 2016

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Table of contents
Technical details 52
Prior to installation 52
Connection to chimney 53
Supply of combustion air 54
Installation distance 55
Installing 56
Removing the loose parts 58
A warm welcome to Contura.
A warm welcome to the Contura family. We hope
you will get a great deal of pleasure from your new
stove. As a new owner of a Contura stove you have
secured a product with timeless design and long
service life. Contura also has combustion that is both
environmentally friendly and efficient for the best heat
production.
Read through these installation instructions carefully
before installation. Read how to best light your stove
in the lighting instructions.
NOTE!
Report the installation of a stove to your local
authority.
The owner of the house is personally responsible
for ensuring compliance with the mandatory safety
requirements and must have the installation approved by
a qualified inspector. Your local chimney sweep must also
be informed about the installation as this will affect the
routines for regular chimney-sweeping services.
WARNING!
The stove becomes very hot
During operation, certain surfaces of the stove become
very hot and can cause burn injury if touched. Be aware
of the strong heat radiated through the hatch glass.
Placing flammable material closer than the safe distance
indicated may cause a fire. Pyre lighting can cause quick
gas ignition with the risk of damage to property and
personal injury.
CONTENTS

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52 FACTS
Output 3-7kW
Nominal output 5 kW
Efficiency up to 80%
Model 710
Height (mm) 1151
Width (mm) 459
Depth (mm) 372
Weight (kg) 103
Type approved in accordance with:
European standard EN-13240
NS 3059 (Norway)
DIN Plus, RRF-40 16 4237 (Germany)
Art. 15a B-VG (Austria)
Clean Air Act. (UK)
Prior to installation
If the insert needs to be put down
to be moved or if the pillar foot is
to be installed, remove any loose
components. This is described at the
end of these installation instructions.
1 Fire bars
2 Grate disc
3 Heat deflector
4 Hearth cladding
Installation by authorised
technician
This manual contains instructions about
how the stoves must be assembled and
installed. To ensure the function and safety
of the stove, we recommend that the
installation is carried out by an authorised
technician. Contact one of our dealers who
can recommend suitable technicians.
Building application
These main insructions may give guidance
which would contravene national building
regulations. Please refer to supplementary
instructions or ask your local authority for
advice regarding building regulations.
Before installing a stove or erecting a
chimney it is necessary for you to make
a building application permission to your
local authority.
Structural support
Check that the wood joists are strong
enough to bear the weight of the stove and
chimney. The stove and chimney can usually
be placed on a normal wooden joist in a
single occupancy house if the total weight
does not exceed 400 kg.
Hearth plate
Due to the risk of falling embers, a
flammable floor must be protected by a
hearth plate. It must extend 300 mm in
front of the stove and 100 mm on each side
of the stove, or have a 200 mm extension
on each side of the opening. The hearth
plate can consist of natural stone, concrete,
metal plate or glass. A painted metal
or glass hearth plate is available as an
accessory for these models.
Important to remember!Technical details
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CHIMNEY
Connection to chimney
Rear connection to a masonry chimney
Top connection to the chimney
Make sure that the connector
gasket does not work loose when
the connection pipe is placed
on the connector. If further
sealing material is required, heat-
resistant sealant may be used.
The back panel must be installed before the stove is rear connected.
The hot air grille must be installed before chimney top
connection.
• The stove meets the requirements for connecting to chimneys
dimensioned for 350°C flue gas temperature.
• The external diameter of the connection sleeve is 150 mm.
• The stove requires a draft in the chimney of at least –12 Pa. The
draft is affected both by the length and area of the chimney, and
by how well sealed it is. Minimum recommended chimney length
is 3.5 m and suitable cross section area is 150-200 cm² (140-160
mm in diameter).
• A flue with sharp bends and horizontal routing reduces the
draught in the chimney. Maximum horizontal flue is 1 m, on the
condition that the vertical flue length is at least 5 m.
• It must be possible to sweep the full length of the flue and the
soot hatches must be easily accessible.
• Carefully check that the chimney is sealed and that there is no
leakage around soot hatches and flue connections.
!
In the bag with these installation instructions
are two wing screws for the cover.
12
Ø
ca 180 mm
Ø
ca 180 mm
2 31
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54 SUPPLY AIR
Supply of combustion air
When a stove is installed in a room, the demand for air supply to
the room increases. Air can be provided indirectly via a vent in
the outer wall or via a duct from the outside that is connected to
the connector on the underneath of the stove. The amount of air
needed for combustion is 25m3/h.
The connector has an external diameter of 67 mm. When duct
routing further than 1 m the pipe diameter must be increased to
100 mm and a correspondingly larger wall vent must be selected.
In hot areas the duct should be insulated with 30 mm mineral wool
covered with a moisture inhibitor (plastic). It is important that the
lead-in between the pipe and the wall (or floor) is sealed using
jointing compound.
A 1 m length of condensation insulated ducting for combustion air
is available as an accessory.
Through the external wall.
Indirect air supply through the external wall.
Through floor and foundation slab.
Through floor and wall-and-cavity foundation.
In the back and floor plates there are
knockouts that must be removed to insert
the pipe.
Installation variants
Leave a 40 mm gap between
the condensation insulation
and the bottom of the stove.
!
HK
HK
40 mm
HK
40 mm
HK
40 mm

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INSTALLATION DISTANCES
C 710
* If the stove is placed on a hearth plate made of glass for example (accessory), the height from the floor is affected by a distance corresponding to the thickness of the hearth plate. Also applies to
separate glass hearth plates (accessory).
** We recommended the same side distance as to combustible walls to prevent discolouration of painted non-flammable walls.
The minimum distance in front of
the stove opening to combustible
parts of the building or interior
decoration must be at least 1 m.
The dimension diagrams only
show the minimum permitted
installation distances for the
stove. When connecting to a steel
flue, also note the safety distance
requirements of the flue. The
safety distance between an un-
insulated flue and a combustible
part of the building should be at
least 450 mm.
Installation distances
A = height from floor to chimney
connection upwards
B = height from floor to c/c chimney
connection rear
C = height from floor to air inlet
D = height from floor to lower edge
of hatch
Permitted area
for combustible
parts of the
building
A separate glass hearth
plate (accessory)
increases the connection
height to the chimney by
6 mm.
!
D 433
100*
459
1151
2100*
Combustible roof
372
176
A 1116*
178
B 1026*
C 420
38
Ø150
Air inlet Ø67
100
292
553
100
610
Combustible wall
453
225**
700
1100
228
50**
Fire-retardant wall of
brick or concrete
900
900
242
503
50**
540
Fire-retardant wall of
brick or concrete
678
450
540
540
278
100
Combustible wall

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56 ASSEMBLY
Assembly
Final inspection of the installation
It is extremely important that the installation is inspected by an authorised chimney sweep before
the stove is used. Also read the ”Lighting instructions”, before lighting for the first time.
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ASSEMBLY
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58 REMOVAL
How to remove the hearth surround
Handle the vermiculite with care. Lift the smoke baffle with one hand whilst
removing the sides. The side posts need not be removed when sweeping.
Reinstall in reverse order
How to remove the heat deflector