Placing and installing your roaster
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7.0 Placing and installing your roaster
Warning: Only authorized skilled persons are allowed to effect technical
electrical connections, connect the ventilation and connect the gas lines.
Don’t want to do it yourself? Our skilled mechanics are happy to help. They’ll take
care of the installation and make sure everything is up and running. Please contact
our service department at service@giesen.eu or call +31 (0)315 68 13 77, to schedule
an appointment.
7.1 Electric installation
Only authorized skilled persons are allowed to effect electrical connection!
The installation must conform the HD-IEC 60364 standardization.
The roaster must be electrically grounded in accordance with local codes. In absence
of local codes apply the codes of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70, or the
Canadian Electrical Code, CSA C22.2.
7.2 Electrical connection
• For personal protection, we strongly recommend you to connect the roaster to
an Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB) before using it.
• We strongly advise you to relate to your local rules and regulations concerning
the electrical connection. When in doubt, get in touch with a skilled electrical
technician or contact Giesen support.
7.3 Ventilation
Only authorized skilled persons are allowed to connect the ventilation!
• Metal (single smooth pipe) or stone pipe pressure-resistant. Don’t use a flexible
pipe because this interrupts the airflow of the roaster.
• Make sure the exhaust is pressure-resistant.
• Take note of the ventilation requirements as the minimal width and number of
corners, as stated in the technical data.
• The maximum total length: this depends on the situation, always discuss this
with a Giesen service engineer.
• Maximum horizontal length: depends on the situation, always discuss this with a
Giesen service engineer.
• If your exhaust needs angles, we advise to use a max of 2 corners with a 90°
angle or 4 corners with a 45° angle.
• Do not use external ventilation in the exhaust.
• The maximum temperature of the exhaust ventilation is 80 °C / 176 °F.
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