Convection Air; Setup/Installation Of Sigma - Jydepejsen Sigma Mode D'emploi

5. Convection Air

Sigma is a convection stove. Convection means that air circulates distributing the heat more evenly in the entire room. The
cold air is pulled in at the bottom of the stove and runs up the fire chamber of the stove, where it heats up. The warm air
flows out along the sides and at the top, this way ensuring circulation in the room.
The convection box is supplied with deflector plates, four at the top and three at the bottom. Installation of connecting
pieces and pipes above and below the stove can make it possible to connect and "move" the heat to other rooms.
In order to avoid overheating, there must be convection space of at least 550 cm2 below and 750 cm2 above
the stove. The area can be divided into several gratings and pipes.

6. Setup/Installation of Sigma

The stove can be built into non-flammable materials/walls.
Please note that you must install your stove according to the required minimum distance to combustible
materials.
Jydepejsen recommends having the stove installed by a stove fitter.