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Barometric Damper

Install the barometric tee pipe with the front flap facing fore and aft. In order

for the barometric to work efficiently it must be installed between 12" and

24" from the top of the heater.

We have 2 options for installing the barometric damper into your chimney.

You can either have the barometric attached to a 22" stainless pipe to be the

first piece of pipe of your chimney off the top of the heater or you can use a

7" piece of pipe that you can fit into your chimney 12" to 24" from the top

of the heater.

Part# 16-001: 3" x 22" stainless pipe with barometric

Part# 16-010: 3" x 7" stainless pipe with barometric

The barometric damper should be installed in oil and solid fuel heaters and

stoves. The purpose is to maintain a strong draft without causing too much

air to the "fuel to air" mixture. When the damper is adjusted, the draft is

altered by allowing air to be pulled into the chimney by the air inlet on the

damper and not pulled into the burner. This gives you more control. Having

a barometric allows you to burn your heater at lower temperatures giving

you the control to adjust the draft once the fuel is adjusted to ensure a clean

burn.

To adjust the flap on the barometric, back off the jam nut and turn the

counterweight so the flap is standing closed. Once the heater has been

burning for some time and the room temperature is starting to rise, it is a

good time to do the adjustment. Adjust the counterweight so the flap starts to

open (aprox 6mm or ¼"). This will allow air to enter the barometric tee and

reduce the air entering the combustion chamber.