REMKO HTL 400 - Manual (Page 6)

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REMKO HTL 400
CAUTION
When performing all tasks
it must be ensured that the
device is in a stress-free and
horizontal position.
To prevent damage to the
combustion chamber from
the precipitation of dampness
(condensate) during longer
exhaust operation, make sure
that the chimney pipe is fitted
correctly with a condensate
trap.
NOTE
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An adequate supply of air for
combustion is provided when
e.g.
- the contents of the room in
m
3 corresponds to at least
the nominal thermal load in
kW of all heating devices
present in the room and a
natural change of air through
windows and doors is as
sured.
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Good natural ventilation is
provided when e. g.
- the room volume in m
3 cor
responds to at least 30 times
the nominal heat output
in kW of all devices being
operated in the room and a
natural exchange of air
is guaranteed by windows
and doors.
Chimney extraction
In free or open halls, the device
may be used without special ex-
haust extraction.
For the secure expulsion of
exhaust gases however, an
chimney pipe of at least 1 m with
integrated canopy should be used
(accessories), in order to avoid
causing nuisance to persons and
preventing condensation in the
combustion chamber.
When set up internally (closed
rooms) appropriate chimney
extraction is required in
compliance with the regulations
in force.
Setting up the device
When setting up the device, the
requirements of local building
regulations and heating device
ordinances of the respective state
must be observed.
When deciding upon an
operation location at indoor and
outdoor sites, requirements must
be checked in respect of:
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Fire protection and company
safety
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The provision of adequate
safety clearance.
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The function
Room heating, open blown or
ducted, low pressure or high
pressure in the set-up room!
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General aspects
Heat requirement, room
temperature, nominal air flow
volume, air diffusion, require-
ments in terms of recycled or
fresh air and spatial require-
ments.
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Chimney extraction
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Assembly, repair and
maintenance facilities
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Internal set-up
Relationship between room
volume and nominal heat
output, particularly in the
case of naturally ventilated
rooms!
Setting up
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Both internally and externally,
the device must be set up
stably on a level, natural
and non-flammable surface and
outside of busy areas e.g. away
from cranes.
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In the case of a soft surface,
appropriate substructures must
be used such as e.g. squared
timber beneath the transport
runners.
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The device must be set up
and operated in such a
way that nobody is in any
danger from exhaust fumes and
radiant heat and the danger of
fire is prevented.
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The device must be set up in
such a way that it does not
constitute a source of danger or
unreasonable nuisance.
Vibrations, oscillations or
noises
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The device must be set up and
assembled so that it is easily
accessible for repair and
maintenance work.
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Operating controls, the
incorrect use of which could
lead to dangerous situations,
are to be kept safe from
possible unauthorized access.
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The device must not be set up
or operated in an environment
where there is a hazard of fire
or explosion
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The device must only be
operated in rooms
where there is an adequate
supply of air to support com
bustion and the chimneys
are expelled to the outside