Automatic boiler for wood pellets
Instructions for operation
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CHAPTER 5. PLACEMENT OF THE PRODUCT IN BOILER ROOMS, PRINCIPLES OF INSTALLATION
5.1 PLACEMENT OF PRODUCTS IN BOILER ROOMS
Minimum distances determine the space necessary to perform the operation and maintenance of the equipment. Boiler
must be placed on horizontal non-flammable material on such size to make it possible to place boiler and fuel bin on it.
Floor before the cleaning door reaching at least 60 cm from the boiler has to be made from non-flammable material.
The necessary height over the boiler to the ceiling of the boiler room is approximately 450 mm (cleaning).
5.2 SAFE DISTANCE FROM COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL
Combustibility grade of materials:
Grade A – non- combustible: stone, concrete, bricks, plasters, etc.
Grade B – hardly combustible: inorganic insulation – Rotoflex, glass wool, basalt insulation, wood wool slabs, etc.
Grade C1– low combustible : formica, versalit, fibreboard, hardwood (beech, oak).
Grade C2– moderately combustible: soft wood (spruce), chipboard, rubber, floor covering.
Grade C3– easily combustible : asphalt, tar paper, PVC, paper --- etc
Minimum safe distance from bulk flammable materials of the type B, C1 and C2 is 200 mm in course of installation of the
boiler (as well as during its operation).
This distance is double - i.e. 400 mm for easily combustible materials C3.
As regards relation to the electrical network – it is necessary to ensure that the wall socket where the boiler is connected
is always accessible.
5.3 LEGISLATION IN FORCE
The product may only be installed by an organization trained by the manufacturer with authorization in force and as per a
prepared design. Electric parts may only be connected by an authorized person (CZ - the regulation number 50/1978) on
professional competence in electrical engineering.
Installation company or person installing the boiler has to adhere the following standards and regulations,
apart from other things or yours national equivalents:
5.3.1 Heating system and boiler:
ČSN 06 0310 / 1983 – central heating, designing, installation.
ČSN – EN 303.5./2000 – boilers for central heating, part 5.
ČSN 06 0830 / 1996 – security systems for central heating and heating of hot service water.
ČSN EN ISO 12100-2/2004 - structure and versions of boilers.
5.3.2 Venting:
ČSN-EN 1443 – Chimneys – general requirements 734200 (9/2004).
ČSN 73 42 01 – Chimneys and fume ducts.
Designing, implementation and connection of fuel consumers (11/2002).
Pressure and temperature conditions necessary for safe operation of heat installations are described in the following
standards: ČSN 73 4201 and EN 13 384-1 and EN 13 384-2.
Installation of chimneys and fume ducts as well as connection of fuel appliances are governed by the following standard:
ČSN 73 42 10.
Recommended draught of chimney has to be within the range specified by the manufacturer (see figure number 9) in
connection with the installed power output of the boiler.
Chimney systems resistant to humidity in which condensation of water vapour is permitted are recommended in order to
ensure long-term trouble-free and safe operation of the boiler.
(Chimneys resistant to humidity are recommended for appliances with temperature of combustion products from 30°C to
100°C.)
5.3.3 Fire regulations:
ČSN 73 0823 / 1984 – fire and technical properties and combustibility grades
ČSN 06 1008 / 1997 – fire safety of heat installations, structure of boilers from fire safety aspect