Kastor KT-H-20 Wood-burning sauna stoves - Инструкция (Страница 42)

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2.6.
2.7.
Seal the empty space between connection pipe and chimney with
flexible, fireproof material such as stone wool. The lead-through
is then tidied up with a Kastor covering plate, which is available
at your hardware store. The covering plate is attached to the wall
with metal bolts or fireproof paste. See Illustration 2.5.
2.6. CONNECTING TO A KASTOR CHIMNEY
The Kastor stove can be connected from the top to a factory
built Kastor chimney.
Make sure to choose the correct chimney type with regard to
your stove mode, chimney height, exterior circumstances etc.
For best results we recommend that you install a chimney
valve, as well (Illustration 2.6).
• Place the stove’s own connecting pipe in the stove’s back-
most flue opening.
• Install an uninsulated connection pipe and any necessary
extension piping on top of the connecting pipe. Where neces-
sary, saw the connection pipe and the extension pipe down
to suitable size.
• The chimney valve goes between the insulated and non-
insulated sections or into the first insulated pipe section.
• Continue from the chimney valve with an insulated pipe. The
insulated pipe section must start at least 400 mm beneath
the ceiling. Follow the installation and usage instructions for
Kastor chimneys.
Remember to keep all safety distances to flammable and
non-flammable materials named above. Kastor Oy does not
guarantee the suitability and functioning of other manufactur-
ers’ factory-built chimneys with Kastor stoves. Kastor Oy does
not take responsibility for the quality of other manufacturers’
factory-built chimneys.
2.7. THE STOVE’S SAUNA SIDE DOOR AND ITS USE
In KT-S and KT-H models the door’s opening direction cannot be
changed due to the doubled doors. The outer door is opened like
the front door on KO models by turning its handle and pulling.
The internal door is opened by pulling at its opening lever with a
handle stick (Illustration 2.7.).
Using the internal door on the sauna side: The internal door has been
designed mainly to ease the cleaning of the sauna side glass and to
protect it from logs being pushed through the extension neck.
The door may of course also be used for loading logs into the fire
compartment and lighting them from the sauna side. The door
must always be closed properly to prevent a flow of carbon
monoxide into the sauna! Check the seals on both sauna side
doors whenever you inspect the stove. For cleaning the internal
door see chapter 4.6.
Illustration 2.5. connecting the stove to a brick chimney
chimney
valve device
Illustration 2.6. connecting to a Kastor chimney. Measurements in millimetres.
The wall piercing door is not shown.