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with non-
flammable
insulation :
S
Insulation thickness
dn
air space around appliance
minimum distance between rear and
dR
combustible material
minimum distance between sides and
dS
combustible material
minimum distance between the top and
dC
combustible material in the ceiling
minimum distance between front and
dp
1000 mm
combustible material
minimum distance between the front and
dF
combustible material in the front radiation
zone on the floor
minimum distance between the front and
dL
combustible material in the front radiation
zone on the side
minimum distance between bottom and
dB
combustible material
PU53v3-58v3
PU67v3-77v3
with non-
without insulation
without insulation
flammable
:
insulation :
50 mm
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50 mm
5 mm
50 mm
5 mm
55 mm
150 mm
55 mm
55 mm
150 mm
55 mm
550 mm
500 mm
550 mm
1000 mm
1700 mm
600 mm
600 mm
1000 mm
500 mm
500 mm
700 mm
400 mm
400 mm
400 mm
Wood - Choice and use
JIDÉ fireplaces are designed to burn only hardwood logs.
The quality of the wood is important.
:
Green' wood contains a lot of water (+/- 50%).
Dry' wood, stored for 24 months outdoors, well ventilated and covered, contains 15% water.
Wet wood is harder to burn, offers less heat output and pollutes the environment.
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The disadvantages of damp smoke include reduced draught and the formation of tar in the
flue and on cold surfaces (e.g. glass).
Split wood will provide better combustion and improve the operation of your fireplace.
50 mm
The calorific value of wood varies according to species, and the volume of wood required for
150 mm
the same amount of heat differs according to this choice. For example, 'hard' wood varieties
such as beech and oak, which have a high density, will require a smaller quantity than other
150 mm
species with a low density:
500 mm
Density
Hornbeam 400 - 500 kg per m³ Oak
1700 mm
Oak 380 - 480 kg per cubic metre
Beech 350 - 450 kg per cubic metre
1000 mm
Birch 300 - 400 kg per m3
Poplar 250 - 350 kg per m³
700 mm
400 mm
Maximum wood load per hour :
PU58 V3 2.2 kg (maximum) of dry wood per hour
PU67 V3 2.4 kg (maximum) of dry wood per hour
PU77 V3 2.6 kg (maximum) of dry wood per hour
Overloading your fireplace with wood can have serious consequences and the following
damage will obviously not be covered by the warranty:
- Deformation of the baffle
- Bleaching of the glass
- Degradation of the vermiculite
- Increased fan noise
- Excessive expansion of the door, which may cause it to warp
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