Sino L - Spartherm SENSO S Montage- Und Betriebsanleitung

SINO L

In general, a distance to the wall of at least 50 mm must be main-
tained. For safety reasons and for the purposes of fire protection,
larger clearance distances must be ensured for walls needing pro-
tection or for combustible construction materials.
A minimum distance of 100 mm (Fig. 4a) is to be maintained be-
tween construction materials, furniture, decoration or curtains to
the rear of the stove. No combustible objects may be placed within
a distance of 500 mm above the fireplace!
No combustible construction components, furniture, curtains or
decoration may be placed within a distance of 800 mm of the fire-
box door in the thermal radiation field (Fig. 4a – 4c). This distance
can be reduced to 550 mm when a radiation protection plate venti-
lated on both sides is installed between the fireplace and the com-
bustible construction elements.
If installed in the corner of a room, the SINO L may not be rotatable.
If the stove is assembled as shown in figure 4b, a minimum clear-
ance distance of 80 mm is to be maintained at the sides. If the stove
is assembled as shown in figure 4c, a minimum clearance
distance to the rear of 100 mm and to the side of 230 mm must be
maintained. If wall coverings made out of combustible materials and
without thermal radiation protection have been fitted, the clearance
distance to the side is to be increased from 230 mm to 520 mm.
FOR FLOOR COVERINGS NEAR TO THE STOVE:
Floor coverings made out of combustible materials in front of the
firebox opening of your SINO L are to be protected with a separate
covering made out of non-combustible construction materials. The
covering must extend at the front by at least 500 mm and at each
side by at least 300 mm (Fig. 4d) (measured from the firebox open-
ing or the glass panel)!
If the stove has a rotary function, the clearance distance and thus
the protected floor covering area in the thermal radiation field in
front of the firebox opening must be guaranteed in every possible
rotation position. In addition, the flue pipes must be fitted in such
a way that no negative influences are placed on the fixing of the
stove. The exhaust gas pipe may not rotate with the stove.
The minimum clearance distances to combustible construction ma-
terials and furniture are provided on the stove type plate and the
clearance distances may not fall below these levels.
Wallpaper as a wall covering are not classed as combustible con-
struction materials according to DIN 4102-1.
Observe the minimum clearance distance from the chimney flue
pipes to the combustible construction materials (see 2.2.5 Flue
pipes).
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