10 | Gas connection for gas devices
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10 Gas connection for gas devices
This chapter only applies to gas devices.
DANGER
Fire due to incorrect gas connection
Risk of death due to fire caused by incorrect gas connection.
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Observe the local regulations of the gas supply company.
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Check the existing gas type and the dynamic connection pressure with the
values indicated on the device.
DANGER
Exceeding the permissible CO/CO
2
values
Risk of poisoning due to increased CO/CO
2
values caused by incorrect
burner settings.
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Perform a flue gas analysis during initial commissioning.
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Document the flue gas values.
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It is recommended that the installation site be equipped with a CO gas
detector.
DANGER
Increased CO values due to incorrect gas type
Risk of poisoning due to connecting the wrong type of gas
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Only connect the device to the gas type specified on the device's type
plate.
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Check the existing gas type and the dynamic connection pressure with the
values indicated on the device.
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It is recommended that the installation site be equipped with a CO gas
detector.
10.1 Gas connection regulations
NOTE
Exceeding the connection flow pressure
A connection flow pressure above 65 mbar [0.94 psi] leads to a malfunction
of the device and damage of gas components.
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For natural gas, maintain the maximum connection flow pressure of 30
mbar [0.44 psi].
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For liquid gas, maintain the maximum connection flow pressure of 58
mbar [0.84 psi].
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Observe the maximum connection flow pressure of 65 mbar [0.94 psi].
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If the pressure is higher, turn off the gas supply to the device and do not
carry out any commissioning.