Piazzetta MP 973 - Minimum Safety Distances; Positioning and Clearance Requirements; Flue Pipe Safety Distances

DT2012404-00
1.9 MINIMUM SAFETy dISTANCES
The position of the product inside the room must take into account not
only the regulations, heating requirements, the shape of the installation
and adjoining rooms but also accessibility and use during maintenance
operations.
It is therefore recommended that an area greater than the one indicated,
is left around the appliance to facilitate maintenance interventions and
prevent overheating problems.
The walls adjacent to the product, the structure above the appliance
and the oor on which the appliance rests must be in non-ammable
material.
Installation is allowed near heat sensitive or ammable objects as long
as there is suitable insulation protection and distances are respected
(for example, in the case of a wooden oor, a protective base must be
used).
Construction elements which are already present such as wooden
beams or a counter-hood and all trims in combustible material must be
positioned outside the irradiating range of the product and away from
any grilles or slits from which hot air is releases. Suitable insulating
material must be used.
a Keep any ammable products such as: wood furniture,
carpets, curtains, ammable liquids, etc.. well away from the
product during operation (minimum 80 cm).
a The product must be installed in compliance with the
appropriate safety distances from the walls and objects
Failure to comply with these indications could result in re.
Please refer to the section “TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS” and
installation instructions for the values.
a Distance (F): for information regarding the safety distances,
installation methods, maintenance, safety and insulation,
please refer to the indications provided by the ue pipe
manufacturer.
a The minimum distance (F) from heat sensitive construction
elements or inammable materials must be respected along
the entire length of the ue pipe (for example, cladding,
walls, beams or wooden ceilings, etc.), furthermore, when a
pipe passes through a wall or ceiling, particular installation
methods must be applied.
a In order to ensure safety where there may be the risk of
accidental contact with the ue pipe, the external surface
must be sufciently protected in compliance with regulations
and instructions provided by the ue pipe manufacturer.
B
B
A
D
C
E
E
F*
F*
F*
1
2
3
3
5
4
SP2
SP1
SP2
F *
F *
F *
H
F
*
SP3
SP3
Fig. 15
Fig. 16
Key:
1 Appliance
2 Rear wall
3 Side wall
4 Radiant area of the reside opening
5 Floor protection
A Product air distance from rear wall
B Product air distance from side walls
C Area clear of ammable objects
D Distance of front oor protection overhang
E Distance between inside edge of reside opening and the
edge of the oor protection
F Distance between the ue pipe and heat sensitive construction
elements
H Free distance from the upper edge of the product
SP1 Thickness of rear wall insulating material
SP2 Thickness of side wall insulating material
SP3 Thickness of oor insulating material
H072047UK0 / DT2001513 – 04
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