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NOTE : In order to avoid the danger of fire, iron contribution shall be installed in accordance with the
relevant provisions of the trade, and technical recommendations given in this manual for installation and
use. Before turning to the use to be made of technical acceptance protocol, which must be accompanied by
an opinion chimney sweeper and fire protection specialist.
During the installation works of a a freestanding s toves National a nd European s tandards, but also local
regulations, must be respected, in particular:
1. Act on Construction Law of 7 July 1994 ( Journal of laws no 156, item 1118 of 2006, including later amendments)
2. Regulation of the Minister of Infrastructure of 12 April 2002 concerning the technical requirements of
the buildings and their
location ( Journal of Laws no 75, item 690 of 2002 and Journal of Laws no 109, item 1156 of 2004)
3. PN-EN 13240:2008 Norms „Heating rooms with solid fuels – Requirements and test methods."
4. Standard PN-EN 1443:2005 – Chimneys. General requirements.
5. Standard PN-EN 1457-2:2012 – Chimneys – Clay/Ceramic flue liners – Part 2: Flue liners operating under
wet conditions. Requirements and test methods.
In accordance to the Infrastructure Minister's regulation (§ 132, par. 2) solid fuel stoves and kitchen stoves can
be used in buildings no more than 3 storeys high above ground. A special permit from the health inspector needs to
be issued before the stoves can be built in healthcare, social care, children and youth buildings and in gastronomical,
pharmaceutical or otherwise food related rooms. Free standing stoves need to be installed in rooms that:
• have volume resulting from the ratio 4 m³/kW of the nominal heat output of stove, but not less than 30 m³ ,
• meets the venting system requirements, as referred to in § 150, para 9 of regulation,
• have chimney ducts as described in § 140, par. 1 and 2 and § 145, par. 1 of the regulation,
• allows flow of air into the stove in the amount of at least 10 m³/h per 1 kW of nominal heat output of
stove – for stoves in a sealed enclosure
In accordance with the Regulation of the Minister of Infrastructure (§ 150, para. 9 and 10), in room where are
installed solid fuel stoves with combustion air intake from the room and with gravity flue, the use of mechanical exhaust
ventilation is prohibited. This requirement does not apply to the rooms, where balanced ventilation system or over-
pressure ventilation system, has been installed.
1. Description of stoves / Intended use
Cast-iron stove is a device for solid fuel. It can be installed either as a independent as well as an additional heat
source.
Cast iron stove segments are composed in whole, sealed with sealant and bolted. P2 is additionally lined with
refractory bricks. The furnace door is sealed with heat-resistant glass. At the bottom of the burning chamber is cast iron
grate. Under the grate was built on tin, pop ash pan. Ejecting the ash is after opening the iron door. The front frame of
the furnace is equipped with a damper for the primary air inlet. The damper can be moved in two extreme positions and
is used to control the amount of air fed into the burning chamber grate. P2 furnace is equipped with a control in the
exhaust channel through the use of damper.
2. Fuel
Due to the design the only possible fuel that can be used is hardwood: oak, hornbeam, beech. Due to the very
rapid ignition discourages the use of wood of coniferous trees that contain resin and dirty glass. Use dry wood with a
moisture content of less than 20% (including wood stored for two years in a dry place and ventilated). Wood with high
humidity causes improper burning and rapid staining the windows and chimney. Wood is a less efficient and produces
more creosote.
Fuel prohibited
Materials: Tropical wood like mahogany. It is prohibited to use the fire starter chemicals or liquids such as oil,
alcohol, petrol, kerosene. The heater was not designed to burn refuse or tropical wood like mahogany.
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