Distance To Combustible Material; Floorplate - Nordpeis IN-0S31A-110 Montageanleitung

Technical TABLE
Insert
Material
Surface treatment door/door-
frame
Weight of insert
Draught system
Combustion system
Combustion air consumption (m³/h)
Operating range, clean burn kW
Flue outlet
Flue collar
(Ø mm)
*alternate versions exists due to nationa requirements
Flue gas temperature at flue
connector
(°C)
Flue gas mas flow (g/s)
Draft at flue connector
recommended (Pa)
Data according to EN 13229
Area if convection air vent under
insert (cm 2 )
Area of convection air vent over
insert (cm 2 )
Minimum distance conv. air
outlet to ceiling (mm)
Nominal heat output (kW)
Efficiency
CO @ 13% O
2
Flue gas temperature
Fuel recommended:
Fuel length recommended [cm]
Maximum fuel length [cm]
Fuel charge [kg]
Refueling interval [min.]
Opening of the air vent control
Operation
*Intermittent combustion refers to normal use of a fireplace,
i.e. new wood is inserted when the previous load has burned
down to ember
Warning: If the requirements for ventilation are
NOT complied with, the cooling airflow around the
product will be considerably reduced and
the product can overheat.
This can cause a fire.
12
S-31A Basic
Steel
Heat resistant varnish
85 kg
Air vent control
Secondary combus-
tion (clean burning)
10-30
3-8 kW
Top and rear
Outer 150
320
5,2
>12
300
450
450
6
> 65 %
<1500 mg/m³
277 °C
Wood logs
25
30
1,4
50
33%
Intermittent*
GB

3. Distance to combustible material

Firewall.
Ensure that the safety distances are respected (FIG 2).
When connecting a steel chimney to the top outlet use
the security distances required from the manufacturer.

Floorplate

Please follow the rules and regulations regarding
floorplates in your country
Important! When placing the insert on a
combustible floor, a steel plate of at least 0.7mm
must cover the entire floor surface inside the
surround. Any flooring made of combustible
material, such as linoleum, carpets etc. must be
removed from underneath the steel plate.
The insert expands when in use, and for this
reason the insert must NEVER rest on the
surround, but have a gap of about 3 mm. The
insert must neither rest on the bench plate or
against the sides. It is recommended to dry stack
the surround in order to adjust the insert prior to
perforating the chimney for the flue connection.
4. Assembly
Check the packing list to ensure that all loose parts
are included.
The door is opened by pulling the handle out FIG 4.
Assembly and adjusting the legs FIG 5
The insert is delivered with adjustable legs. These can
be mounted on the insert using the added washers and
bolts FIG 5.
Carefully lay the insert on its back. Ensure that the
transportation padding is put inside the insert before
turning it over, so that the insulating plates in the burn
chamber do not fall down and break.
Fasten the screws on to the insert with a 10 mm
spanner/wrench.
Adjust the legs (FIG 5) to the desired height before
returning the insert to an upright position (do not tilt
the insert). The height varies according to the
surround.
FIG 6
The amount of air to the combustion is regulated with
the air vent control.
FIG 7
The insert is delivered prepared for top connection. If
the insert is to be connected at the back, the flue outlet
collar must be placed according to FIG 8