Applications; General Remarks - Kratki KOZA PROTON Manuel D'utilisation Et D'installation

If the chimney generates poor draught, consider installing new ducts. It is also important that the
chimney does not generate too much draught, but, if so, install a chimney-draught stabiliser; alternati-
vely, special chimney terminations for the draught control. The inspection of the chimney flue must be
contracted to a master chimney sweep, and any conversions are obliged to be made by an authorised
service only, so that all the requirements stipulated by the respective national law in force are met.

APPLICATIONS

The free-standing stoves by kratki.pl are stoves from the group of solid-fuel hearths with a manual fuel
load, connected to a building by means of a conduit which transports flue gases out of the building,
and a lockable hearth door. They are designed to burn hardwood, specifically, hornbeam, oak, beech,
acacia, elm, maple, or birch, with a humidity of <20% (lignite and charcoal briquettes are also allowed).
They provide an additional heat source for the rooms they are installed in.
NOTE BEFORE
INSTALLATION!
To prevent the risk of fire, the heater must be installed in compliance with the rules and regulations of
good building practice, and with the technical guidelines provided in this Installation and Operation
Manual. The design of the chimney system must be by a qualified specialist. Prior to commissioning, a
recorded technical acceptance must be conducted and the chimney sweep and fire-specialist asses-
sments attached.

GENERAL REMARKS

a) Prior to the heater's installation, the chimney flue must be assessed by an expert and accepted for
its technical specifications, as well as the technical functionality of leak tightness and flow capacity.
b) The installation and startup of the heater must be carried out by an installation-specialist company
with satisfactory qualifications and experience.
c) The heater must be placed as close to the chimney flue as possible. The room it will be installed in
must have a functional ventilation system and the required amount of air for correct heater operation.
d) Before you start using the heater, remove the stickers from the glass.
e) The heater's technical specifications apply to the fuel defined herein.
f ) The chimney flues must be inspected in the due time (min. twice a year).
g) Pursuant to the applicable law, a stove may not be the only source of heat, but a supplementary
one to the existing heating system only. The purpose of such a regulation is the necessity to provide
heating for buildings during a prolonged absence of residents.
The heater's installation must be performed with adherence to the provisions in force within this
standard scope, construction-law requirements and fire-safety standards in force in this regard. The
particular provisions on design safety, fire safety and safety of use are laid down in the construction
regulations and codes in force in the respective countries.
FUEL CHOICE
Recommended Fuel
- the manufacturer recommends hardwood billets like beech, hornbeam, oak, alder, birch, ash, etc.,
with billet or split log dimensions 30cm long and circumferences between 30 and 50cm, and lignite
briquettes.
- the humidity of the fuel wood for the appliance should not exceed 20%, which is characteristic of
wood seasoned 2 years after felling and stored under cover.
Not Recommended Fuel
You should avoid burning billets of split logs with a humidity of over 20% as it can prevent the applian-
ce from achieving its declared technical specifications, and can reduce the heat output.
Burning softwood billets and high-resin wood in the appliance is not recommended, as they result in
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