MSW Motor Technics MSW-PLT-6 Manual De Instrucciones página 44

when the power is turned off, and avoiding hot vapors that can ignite the
wood and burn the user at the same time.
• The end of the chimney should not be lower than 1.2 m, the horizontal
distance not less than 1.2 m, and the vertical distance not less than 0.3 m
from the doors, windows and the building's gravity/ventilation inlets.
The distance of the bottom of the chimney should be at least 304 mm from
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the ground and more than 2 m from any public walkway.
The end of the chimney should be at least 0.6 m away from flammable
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materials such as bushes, plants, grasses, fences, building overhangs and
adjacent buildings.
A pipe type "PL" or "L" must be used for smoke ventilation. Use an
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approved wall rosette or ceiling firewall in the place where the chimney
passes through the flammable ceiling wall.
• All chimney connections should fit tightly together, be twisted together (if
the pipes do not have a locking system) and sealed. The longer the pipe
connecting to the chimney's exhaust pipe and the more elbows it has, the
greater the resistance to the flow of smoke.
Installation in a mobile home (Dutch):
The air inlet to the outside of the mobile home should always be well
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below the end of the chimney.
• The tip of the chimney requires a cover (canopy) to protect the house from
rain and pests.
The stove must be securely attached to the floor with screws.
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• The stove must be grounded with an 8 mm or larger copper wire.
Overvoltage protection:
The use of an overvoltage protector is recommended to protect the electrical
components of the stove from damage due to voltage fluctuations in the electrical
system.
Temperature protection:
For the proper operation of the stove, it is necessary to install a temperature
sensor (low voltage thermostat) in the room in which the stove will work to
measure the ambient temperature. The sensor/thermostat is connected to the
back of the stove (see pictures below) - its cord should be unrolled and preferably
attached to the wall of the room in which the stove is located, but away from the
exhaust pipe and cold objects that could interfere with its proper operation.