Convection; Selection Of Installation Materials - RAIS/attika Q-BE INSERT Manuel D'utilisateur

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Convection

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RAIS / are convection stoves. Convection means that the air is circulated in the room
evenly distributing the heat.
The cold air is drawn at the base of the stove up through the convection channel and flows
into
the stove's combustion chamber, where it is get heated.
The heated air flows out along the sides and out of the top ensuring air circulation in the
room.
Please, note that you need to take extreme care as all exterior surfaces become hot during the
stove's use.
Please, use the inserts in the most optimal way.
Mounting hot air ducts and flexible pipes (or the like) on top of the stove allows
"sharing" the heat to other rooms.
A decision must be made concerning the positioning of the inlets and outlets of the convection
system.
Make sure that the requirements for available areas are respected, and that holes are not
blocked from the outside.
Discolouration of the stove walls, doors and convection outlets may occur.
Such discolouration is caused by convected hot air.
RAIS assumes no responsibility for any installation works or consequential damages.

Selection of installation materials

For non-combustible materials, the selected panels/bricks should have minimal thermal resis-
tance value greater than 0,03 m
x K/W. Minimal thermal resistance means the wall thickness (in m) divided by the wall lambda
values.
Consult your installer/chimney sweep.
During the test, the stove was installed in a casing made of non-combustible building panels
(12,5 mm FERMACELL H2O powerboard).
The stove also was tested with a back wall made of 50 mm Calcium Silicate (Super Isol).
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