Foreword; Fireplace Characteristics; Description; Nominal Heat Output And Reduced Burn Rate Autonomy - deville C07367 Notice D'installation Et D'emploi

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TO PREVENT THE RISK OF FIRE, THIS FIREPLACE MUST BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH ACCEPTED TRADE PRACTICES AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE TECHNICAL REGULATIONS
THE INSTALLATION OF THIS APPLIANCE MUST COMPLY WITH CURRENT D.T.U. (French Code of Practice)
INSTALLATION BY A QUALIFIED TRADESMAN IS RECOMMENDED.
We strongly recommend that you take the time to thoroughly read and familiarize yourself with this manual
in order to obtain maximum enjoyment and satisfaction from your DEVILLE fireplace.
All local, national, and european regulations must be respected when using this appliance.
The nonobservance of the assembly, installation and operating instructions shall engage the liability of the

1 - FOREWORD

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The "ready to install" fireplaces, models are to be
installed in the same manner as a wood burning
stove. The rules for installation are identical,
particularly as regards the following points :
The type and installation requirements of the
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chimney flue compatible with this usage.
The connection of the fireplace to the chimney
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flue.
Room ventilation.
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Chapter 4 specifically concerns the "ready to
install" fireplace :
Installation against a backing wall.
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Height adjustment.
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Important, the "Ready-to-Install" fireplaces do not
allow the connection of hot air outlet ducts: the
safety of the environment can no longer be
ensured if the screens which protect the backing
wall are modified (pierced, moved).
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The following
recommendations for proper fireplace operation.
The building technical rules DTU 24-2-2 and 24.1
fully describe the specifications related to smoke
evacuation and fresh air intake requirements.
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The "ready to install" fireplace C07367 is in
accordance with the French standard NF EN
13240.

2 - FIREPLACE CHARACTERISTICS

2.1 - Description

The "ready to install" fireplaces, models
exclusively wood-burning,
combustion, semi-open heating appliances, and are
designed to be installed against a backing wall
without any additional protection.
2.2 - Nominal heat output and reduced burn rate
autonomy
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Nominal heat output in accordance with French
standard NF EN 13240 during the normal burn
rate test :
STIPULATED IN THIS MANUAL.
SPECIFICATIONS.
individual(s) concerned. The unit must not be modified.
chapters provide
grate-type continuous
Power
rating
9 kW
Obtained with a draft of 12 Pa, and a wood
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load of 14.5 kg. Loads are comprised of 3
unsplit hardwood logs.
The output indicated is the average output
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obtained during this 3-hour test.
In order to obtain this output level, place on a
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bed of approximately 500 g of live coals, that
is 4 cm thick.
The air intake must be fully open.
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An autonomy greater than 10 hours, at reduced
output, is obtained with a full load and by
completely closing the air inlet control.
2.3 - Description (Fig. 1)
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The fireplace consists of an insert, an exchanger
assembly and the trim.
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The main elements which make up the insert are
basic
identified in figure 1:
The combustion chamber is made of 4 mm
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thick steel and the back of the insert is
doubled with a cast iron hearth plate.
A sheetmetal casing hides a cooling air
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system around the combustion chamber.
The door is of cast iron and fitted with seals
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ensuring air-tightness.
A control knob on the side will allow you to
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choose the speed of the fire.
The ventilation shaft allows to reduce the
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excessive depression on some chimney
pipes.
A secondary air inlet is built into the upper part
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are
of the glass door to keep it clean and to
provide better combustion on the wood.
A blower, with a two-speed fan-motor unit,
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accelerates convection around the insert.
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Net weight of the appliance : 240 kg.
For handling of the appliance, remove the door or
doors and the various cast iron parts located in
the fireplace.
2.4 - Dimensions (Fig. 2)
14
Draft Mass discharge
smoke
12 Pa 14,5 g/s
of Temperature
of smoke
317°C