Evacuation Of Exhaust Fumes; Connecting Gas; Installation Instructions; Check Before Installation - Bartscher LPG4920 Livret D'instructions

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Evacuation of exhaust fumes

The appliances must be placed in premises from which exhaust fumes can be evacuated in compliance with in-
stallation standards. Our appliances are classified type A and cannot be connected to an exhaust fume pipe. The
exhaust fumes must be evacuated via extraction hoods or similar devices that are connected to an efficient flue or
else they must be evacuated directly to the outside at a rate that does not fall below the specified minimum rate.
In all cases, if the exhaust fumes are removed through forced evacuation, aspiration must be interrupted if the
aspiration value falls below the specified limit. The gas supply must be stored to the burners manually.
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Connecting gas

Installation operations, adaptations to other types of gas, commissioning and the elimination of system faults must
be carried out only by qualified personnel in accordance with current rules and standards. The gas systems, wiring
and premises in which the appliances are installed must comply with current rules and standards. In particular,
the air supply for burner combustion must be 2m
Accident prevention, fire prevention and anti-panic measures in businesses open to the public must be complied with.
INSTALLATION

Installation instructions

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Check before installation

Manuale d'installazione e d'uso
Check on the rating plate on the left-hand side that the
appliance has been tested and approved for the type of
gas that the user uses.
Check that the nozzles on the appliance are suitable for
the available gas supply.
Check on the rating plate that the pressure reducer is
adequate to the appliance's gas supply (Fig. 2).
The appliance has been set in the company to use a 20-
mbar G20.
Do not reduce the diameter of the section between the re-
ducer and the appliance. Fit a gas filter above the pressure
adjuster in order to ensure optimum operation.
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