Hergom H-03/80 S Instrucciones Para Instalación, Uso Y Mantenimiento página 17

Fig. 9izqda: fan window in position 2 or 3, installed vibration screw.
Fig 9dcha: fan tied around his window with NTC probe caught between screw and fan frame
Then, connect the circuit to the power supply.
Check that the system operates properly as
explained in Section 7.2.
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Chimney
Connect the H-03 TURBO-CONVECTOR Wood
Burner to the chimney following the instructions
contained in chapter 2 and in the manual for
Professional Installers.
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Forced convection
The air outlets from the convection chamber must
be connected using flexible tubes to the areas
where you wish to direct this flow, either to the
room where the wood burner is installed or to
other adjacent rooms.
The H-03 TURBOCONVECTOR wood burner will be
supplied with half of the outlets closed with caps
(see fig. 14 – page 72). This can be used according
to the number of outlets that you need. Never
leave an outlet open inside the casing, as
convection efficiency will be lost.
It is essential that the casing which is used to
surround you H-03 TURBOCONVECTOR wood
burner has a removable panel so as to be able to
access the ventilator and its connections in the
future if necessary.
The chamber where the H-03 TURBOCONVECTOR
wood burner is installed must have an air inlet in
its lower section which is sufficient for supplying
the ventilator. Is it advisable that the air inlet of the
ventilator is carried out if possible from outside the
house or failing that from another room separate
to the one where the wood burner is installed. The
grate will have a minimum free flow section of 400
2
cm , which will not be able to be closed, to prevent
depressions within the chamber which could suck
in smoke from the wood burner.
It is necessary to place a grate on the upper section
of the casing to dissipate the heat from this
chamber so as to prevent cracks being produced in
the casing due to accumulated excess heat.
The optimum form of air distribution is to place
commercial adjustable grates on the outlets to the
various rooms, in such a way that you can choose
at any time to which places you want to direct the
flow of hot air.
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