Principle Of Operation - EdilKamin BIG Manual De Instalación, Uso Y Mantenimiento

PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION

Range of wood burning stoves with hot air production.
The stoves are built with a cast iron front, whilst the structure of
tory material obtained from casting.
All models are equipped with secondary and tertiary air injec-
tion, the latter is used for cleaning the glass.
facilitate installation.
Two different operating modes are used to control combustion air:
- AUTOMATIC
- MANUAL
There are two controls located on the lower grate of the stoves:
- "automatic" mode selector switch (S).
- lever for adjustment in "manual" mode (L).
Manual mode:
Position the switch "S" to MANUAL, fully inserted in the cast
iron grate; the control lever "L" controls the amount of air and
tioned on the left) to maximum (lever positioned on the right).
Automatic mode:
Position the switch "S" to AUTOMATIC, fully withdrawn
from the grate; the lever "L" must be moved fully left.
In this way, thanks to a thermostatic valve, the stove will auto-
ignition, the valve will allow the maximum amount of air in to
the valve will slowly decrease the amount of air allowed in,
preventing overheating in the room where the stove is installed
and excessive and unnecessary consumption of wood.""
The stoves are equipped with an 800 m³/h fan that can be adju-
sted from the mimic panel. This makes it possible to channel hot
air so that it can be conveyed to heat rooms adjacent to the place
of installation.
Two Ø10 cm male pipe unions are located on the back of the
stove for connection of the hot air ducting.
KIT 8 or KIT 9 can be used to heat one adjacent room.
room and some to the place of installation (Illustr. A).
adjacent room (Illustr. B).
Two Kit 8s must be used to heat two adjacent rooms
(Illustr.C)
, a special refrac-
®
For only one
adjacent room
1 KIT 8
Fig. A
3
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1
HOT AIR CIRCULATION
1) air inlet
2) outlet for hot air conveyable to adjacent rooms
3) outlet for hot air in the room
4) upper smoke outlet
5) rear smoke outlet
6) hot air fan
Auto/man.
selector switch
For one adjacent
room use
1 KIT 9
Fig. B
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4
2
5
6
1
Manual adjustment lever
For two adjacent
rooms use
2 KIT 8
Fig. C