Teuvan parra 21 User manual

Parra 21, fireplace stove
Installation and instructions for use
Teuvan Keitintehdas Oy • www.parrasauna.fi
Keitintehtaantie 29, 64700 Teuva
Tel: [phone] [email protected]m

PARRA SAUNA FIREPLACE STOVE INSTALLATION, USE AND
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Congratulations on your excellent choice of sauna stove! A PARRA sauna stove is a high-
quality, traditional Finnish product that will serve you long when used and cared for proper-
ly. This guide describes the installation, use and maintenance of the stove. Read the guide
carefully before using the stove and keep it for further reference.
A PARRA sauna stove is a fireplace intended for heating a sauna. It is not intended for
continuous heating of an entire building. Only wood may be burned in a PARRA sauna
stove.
WARNINGS
! You must not burn wood in the tunnel of the Parra stove, but all combustible material
must be in the firebox on top of the grate.
! Parra fireplace stove is intended for heating a sauna. It is not intended for con-
tinuous heating of the entire building.
! Only wood may be burned in the Parra fireplace stove.
! The door of the fireplace must be kept closed to prevent smoke leaks during lighting,
adding wood and removing ash.
! The parts of the stove, especially the outer surfaces, are hot during use. Remember to be
careful around hot surfaces.
! Making changes to the stove is prohibited.
! Before installing the stove, make sure that all the safety distance requirements for the
structures are met.
! Remember to remove all protective plastic before the first heating.
! Use stove adjustment legs in all conditions and on all substrates, as they increase air cir-
culation under the stove keeping the platform dry.
! Take care of the sauna's adequate ventilation and ventilation, this way you extend the
lifespan of the heater and the sauna.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Table 1: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
P 21 Fireplace stove
Sauna volume
8–21 m3
Connecting flue diameter
143 mm
Height of upward flue connection
705 mm
Temperature class required of the chimney flue
T600
Minimum size of replacement air aperture in the
sauna room
Ø100 mm
Height
690 mm
Width
430 mm
Depth
490 mm
Max. length of firewood
35 cm
Firewood diameter
10–15 cm
Approximate amount of stones
35 kg
Stone diameter
8–12 cm
Weight of the fireplace
56 kg
Water heater / volume (OPTIONAL)
chimney container
30 l
Fireplace glass door
●
Adjustable legs
●
Height of the chimney connector
The heights of the chimney outputs of the Parra sauna stove models are shown in table 1
and the figure above (size B). The effect of optional items installed on top of the sauna
stove on the chimney connector height is shown in table 2.
Table 2: Effect of Parra accessories on the height of the chimney connector
Accessory
Add to the height of the chimney connector
Water heater VS 30
525 mm
65° angled smoke duct
246 mm (to the centre of the duct)
90° angled smoke duct
177 mm (to the centre of the duct)
25 cm smoke duct
approx. 200 mm
75 cm smoke duct
approx. 700 mm

CE marking
Table 3: CE MARKING
13
EN 15821:2010
Teuvan Keitintehdas Oy, Keitintehtaantie 29,
64700 Teuva, Finland
https://www.teuvan.com/assets//pdf/DoP-PK.pdf

SAUNA STOVE INSTALLATION AND FOUNDATION
All local regulations, including regulations with reference to local and European standards,
must be adhered to when installing the fireplace.
Before installation
Remove all packaging material and protective plastic. Shining, stainless parts (decorative
strips, exterior of the furnace door, exterior surfaces of stainless models) may have a thin
protective film, which also must be removed entirely. The film must also be removed if the
sauna stove is exposed to sunlight when stored, as the sunlight may make the film difficult
to remove.
Before placing the stones in the sauna stove, heat it to remove protective agents. Ensure
sufficient ventilation when doing this. It is recommended to do the first heating outdoors
with a non-insulated connector duct mounted to the stove to attain draught.
Sauna room size
A PARRA sauna stove san be installed in a sauna room whose size conforms to the size
stated in the technical specifications. Carefully select the sauna stove model, as you must
consider the properties that affect the heating of the sauna room when choosing the size
of the stove. A sauna stove with insufficient power must be heated longer and harder,
making its useful life shorter. If the sauna is made of timber but is not insulated and is used
in the winter, the computational volume of the sauna room is the real size multiplied by 1.5.
For every unlined square meter of stone wall, add 1.2 cubic meters to the computational
space. Similarly, every square meter of door or window surface will increase the computa-
tional space by 1.2 cubic meters. Choose the sauna stove according to the computational
space you attain with these rules.
Placement
Install the sauna stove on a level, non-moving, stable and incombustible platform. The
load-bearing capacity of the floor must be sufficient considering the weight of the sauna
stove, the water heater, if any, and the flue. Use the adjustable legs (optional) to fine-tune
the position of the sauna stove and ensure that it is steadily level and does not wobble.
The adjustable legs are mounted to the flanges at the bottom of the sauna stove body. To
adjust the height, turn the bottom nuts. Lock the leg in place with a nut attached above the
flange.
Flue
PARRA sauna stoves are connected to a CE-labelled PARRA flue, Parra chimney or a flue
conformant to sections E1 and E3 of the National Building Code of Finland. The heat clas-
sification of the flue must be at least T600 and it must be chimney fire proof.
PARRA sauna stoves are not suitable for installation in a shared smoke duct system.
A 30-litre water heater installed above the stove on the flue is available as an option. In
this case, close the rear connection.
Connect the sauna stove to the flue with a separately supplied angular duct or direct flue.
Models with a rear connection aperture can also be connected to the flue with a separately
supplied rear connection duct. In these models, close the second connection aperture with
the supplied cover. With a masonry flue, make sure you don’t obstruct the flue with the
connector duct. You can insulate the gap between the flue and the connector duct with