hergom Glance L - 1 - INTRODUCTION; 2 - PRESENTATION

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1 - INTRODUCTION
IMPORTANT! All local regulations and standards must be adhered to with regards to installation of this
heater and chimney flue. Installation must be carried out by a suitably qualified professional installer.
Check with your local authority for clarification.
The way the Glance Stove is installed will directly affect safety issues and its correct operation and
function.
It is important to install the fireplace correctly. For the correct installation of the Glance Stove and
chimney, we recommend the installation be performed by a professional.
The Glance Stove provides heat by radiation; directly heating walls, ceilings and surrounds.
2 - PRESENTATION
Glance wood stoves have the following main features:
• Made of cast iron for even distribution of heat and longevity, all parts are assembled, sealed and
bolted together.
• The combustion chamber is lined with vermiculite, reflecting heat back onto the glass.
• The baffles keep the hot flue gases in the firebox for longer, are also made of vermiculite, with a
stainless steel vertical top baffle extension. The tertiary burn of flue products above the baffle
also making the unit more efficient.
• The chimney flue can exit through the top or it can be rear flued, with optional decorative top
blanking plate. Simply swap the blanking plate (F1) with the flue spigot (E1), and insert the
decorative ribbed casting available from your heater supplier.
• The door hinges on the left opening to 95 degrees, and a with soft close, contains a ceramic glass
panel with excellent radiant properties.
• Designed for use with hardwood firewood only.
• The firebox can easily burn pieces of wood up to 50cm in length.
• The removable Ash tray with the solid cast iron front, makes it easy to remove all the ash during
the Maintenance cleaning. The Ash-tray must be fully inserted in position while the fire is in use.
• Includes a solid firebox base, designed for burning with a bed of ash included.
• The air slide controls both the air for Primary and Secondary burn air.
• The primary air is provided through the air holes along the back wall of the firebox
• The Secondary air supply includes the air wash down the front of the glass for Self-cleaning glass.