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After the chimney heats up, you can partially or even completely close the primary air intake,

based on the target output of the fireplace stove. It is also possible to reduce the fuelling or

limit the chimney draught by attaching a draught stabiliser. This is recommended especially

for a chimney draft around and above 20Pa. The fireplace and ashpan covers must always be

closed except for starting operation, adding fuel and removing solid combustion remnants to

prevent exhausts entering the room. Some fireplace stoves are equipped with a heat

accumulation exchanger, improving the efficiency of the fireplace stoves and maximally

utilizing the fuel energy.

Some fireplace stoves are manufactured with a central air intake (CAI). This allows air to flow

into the combustion chamber in the fireplace stove from the exterior OR adjoining room,

halls, technical rooms etc. Fireplace stoves with a CAI are not dependant on the amount of air

in the heated area.

Thus, they not only contribute to a pleasant atmosphere in your home, but also reduce energy

expenses (since heated air already in the room is not consumed).

Fireplace stoves with CAI are very suitable for installation into low-energy houses. It is also

possible to equip the heating system of some fireplace stoves with CAI with electronic

combustion regulation to increase comfort. This can additionally increase the combustion

process and stoking intervals, increase operation safety and prevent uneconomic heating

and over-heating of fireplace stoves (the shutter of the central air intake is controlled by a

control unit and servomotor in relation to the current combustion phase and output exhaust

temperature).

In all cases when using the direct air connection the installer is required to install and com-

mission the appliance inline with current Building Regulations, manufacturer's instructions

and any commissioning guidelines for a direct air kit, (example: the HETAS Direct Air Supply

guidelines TN010, TN011, TN012. Details are also going to be included in the next revised

standard of BS 8303). Details are available on request.

Warning: The fireplace stoves are not manufactured to provide continual heating and are

intended for periodic interrupted operation, mostly due to the need to empty the ashpan

when the ash has cooled down.

3. Safety regulations

Special care must be taken when installing the stove such that the requirements of the

Health and Safety at Work Act are met.

A supply of sufficient amount of combustion air and room ventilation air must be ensured

when the fireplace stoves are in operation, especially with another heat device running

simultaneously. The regulation grate for combustion, ventilation and heating air must not be

obstructed.

When stoking fuel, always open the door very slowly. You will prevent smoke and ash from

escaping into the room. The fireplace stoves require casual attendance and inspection.

Flammable fuels must not be used for stoking or heating! In addition, burning plastic material

of any kind, wood materials with various chemical bonding agents (chipboards, etc) or

unsorted domestic waste with remaining plastics is prohibited.

Make sure to prevent children from handling the fireplace stoves during heating. The stove

may only be operated by an adult person! A fireguard to BS 8423:2010 should be fitted in the

presence of children, aged and/or infirm persons. During heating all handles and knobs must

be operated using a pair of tongs, hook or by a hand protected by a glove due to the risk of

burns. Objects made from flammable materials that could be set on fire must not be stored

on the fireplace stoves during operation and while hot.