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Slow Combustion Fireplace
Installation & Operation Instructions
November 2006
SLOW COMB STION FIREPLACE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTR CTIONS
SLOW COMBUSTION FIREPLACE INSTALLATION AND
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
Congratulations on the purchase of your new Jetmaster Fireplace.
Please read carefully the installation and usage information in this booklet, if followed correctly this
efficient unit will last you for a long time and will generate warmth and ambience wherever it is
installed.
Note: Save these instructions in a secure place
Index
Page
Technical data 2
General safety 4
Installation 5
Placing the unit in the room 5
Roof, ceiling & flue requirements 7
Build in units 12
Operating the unit 16
Care & maintenance 19
SLOW COMB STION FIREPLACE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTR CTIONS
TECHNICAL DATA
Heat output: 5.5kw (min) - 8kw (max)
Recommended maximum room size: 275m3
Flue size: Ø150mm
625
815
640
585
410
58
41
58
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SLOW COMB STION FIREPLACE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTR CTIONS
GENERAL SAFETY
DO NOT SE FLAMMABLE LIQ IDS OR AEROSOLS TO START OR REKINDLE THE FIRE.
DO NOT SE FLAMMABLE LIQ IDS OR AEROSOLS OR PLACE THESE IN THE VICINITY
OF THIS APPLIANCE WHEN IT IS OPERATING.
DO NOT STORE F EL WITHIN THE HEATER‘S INSTALLATION CLEARANCES.
DO NOT SE THE NIT AS AN OPEN FIRE ALWAYS SE IT WITH THE DOOR CLOSED.
THIS APPLIANCE SHO LD NOT BE OPERATED WITH A CRACKED WINDOW.
THIS APPLIANCE SHO LD BE MAINTAINED AND OPERATED AT ALL TIMES IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTR CTION PROVIDED IN THIS BOOKLET.
THE SE OF SOME TYPES OF PRESERVATIVE-TREATED WOODS CAN CA SE
HAZARDO S B RNING CONDITIONS
THIS APPLIANCE IS A HEATING APPLIANCE AND HOT S RFACES CAN BE EXPECTED.
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT A SECONDARY BARRIER OR SHIELD BE SED TO
PREVENT SMALL CHLIDREN FROM MAKING ACCIDENTAL CONTACT WITH THE NIT.
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SLOW COMB STION FIREPLACE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTR CTIONS
INSTALLATION
PLACING THE UNIT IN THE ROOM
Safety distan es
Heat is radiated from the front of the fireplace. It is therefore important to take special care that no
combustible material is placed close to the opening of the fireplace. No combustible materials e.g.
wooden furniture, cupboards and fittings should be placed within 700 mm from the front of the
fireplace.
To maintain a safe distance from the sides and the back of the unit that also radiates heat, the safety
distances indicated below must be adhered to.
NOTE: The safety distances quoted, assumes that all walls are constructed from heat resistant
materials. If any combustible materials are used (e.g. wooden panels additional measures should
be taken to protect these materials from the heat radiated by this fireplace.
These safety distances applied to both free standing as well as build in units. For example, do not
allow any curtains within 500mm from either side of the unit.
Ventilation
To maintain a fire, fresh air (oxygen) is required. All burned air will exit the room through the flue
pipe. It is important to allow adequate fresh air to enter the room, in order to replenish the air supply.
An inadequate air supply (air starvation) could cause smoke to escape into the room.
Air starvation can also be caused by mechanical appliances such as kitchen extraction systems and
some types of air conditioners.
Height of the build in unit
There is no functional limitation for the height at which this unit should be build into a wall. Apart
from aesthetic reasons for determining the height, consideration should be given to the fact that this
unit incorporates a secondary convection system.
Fresh cool air is drawn in from the bottom, and released as hot fresh air from the top of the unit. The
lower the unit is installed, the more effective this process.
700
100
500
500
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SLOW COMB STION FIREPLACE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTR CTIONS
NOTE: A pace of at lea t 30mm mu t alway be left underneath the unit.
EXAMPLE: If the unit is build in at a height of 2 bricks from the floor level, a gap of approximately
130mm will be left underneath the unit.
NOTE: If the unit is build in at only 1 brick level above floor, special care should be taken to ensure
that the floor secreting, tiling and hearth, dos not reduce the air gap underneath the fame to less than
30mm.
Hearth
Heat is radiated from the bottom of this fireplace. It is therefore important to ensure that the fireplace
is installed on a non-combustible surface.
A popular example of such a surface is a floor, tiled with ceramic tiles.
Do not install this unit directly onto wooden or carpet floors. For these areas a non-combustible
hearth must be placed underneath the unit.
A popular example of such a hearth is a marble, or granite slab
The size of the heart must cover at least the area underneath the unit with a border of 100mm all
round and 200mm in front of the unit as shown in the pictures below.
Roof / eiling influen e
It is important to take into account all requirements for the flue height, flue protection and the flue
termination, before making a final decision on the location of the fireplace in the room.
NOTE: First read the rest of this manual before starting the installation
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100
200
100
200
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SLOW COMB STION FIREPLACE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTR CTIONS
ROOF, CEILING & FLUE REQUIREMENTS
Flue length
It is important to note that the correct installation, of the flue will ensure that the unit functions
properly. Deviation from these requirements would lead to un-satisfactory performance.
The length of the flue must be at least 3.6m.
A flue pipe longer than 4.8m could lead to excessive draw from the flue system. It might be
necessary to install a secondary damper in the flue pipe to reduce the suction. Excessive suction
could lead to overheating of the unit and the flue pipe. Consult your nearest Jetmaster agent for
assistance, when longer flue sections are planned.
Flue termination point
It is important to terminate the top of the flue in such a way that it will allow free passage of
combustion products to the atmosphere without being subjected to turbulent air or high pressure
zones that could cause a downdraught.
The guidelines stipulated below are the minimum requirements allowed. Surrounding landscapes,
buildings and inclement weather conditions, not addressed below, could also influence the escape of
combustion products. Contact your local Jetmaster agent for assistance in this regard
Roof pitch more than 10°
2000 min
Less than
600mm
600
More than
600mm
1000
A
B
C
1000
D
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SLOW COMB STION FIREPLACE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTR CTIONS
Roof pitch less than 10°
IF Then
If the flue is closer than 600mm
to the apex of the roof
The flue termination must be at
least 600mm above the roof
apex.
IF THE FLUE IS FURTHER
THAN 600MM FROM THE
APEX OF THE ROOF
The flue termination must be at
least 1000mm above the roof
level.
IF ANY BUILDING IS
CLOSER THAN 2M FROM
THE FLUE
The flue termination must be
raised until it is clear within 2m.
THE ROOF PITCH IS LESS
THAN 10°
The flue termination must be at
least 1000mm above the highest
point of the roof.
Choi e of owls
Any Jetmaster, Ø150mm. cowl can be used.
The following table illustrates the recommended cowls for specific weather conditions.
* Chinese Cowl
* Fixed Cowl
Low wind conditions
Rotating Cowl & Ø150mm base Medium to High wind
conditions
* Turbo Cowl
Medium to High wind,
With rapid changes in
wind directions
*NOTE: The Chinese, Fixed and Turbo cowls M ST NOT be used on Thatch or Timber roofs.
D D
AA
BB
CC
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SLOW COMB STION FIREPLACE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTR CTIONS
Ceiling penetration
The ceiling boards must be protected from the heat that will be generated by the flue pipe. It is
therefore important to comply with the following.
The flue diameter is Ø150mm. An Ø175mm hole must be cut in the ceiling, thus leaving a 12-13mm
gap all round the flue pipe.
The gap is finished neatly by fixing the escutcheon plate to the ceiling, covering the hole.
NOTE: Do not eal the mall air gap between the flue pipe and the e cutcheon plate.
A gap of 150mm must be left between brandering beams and the flue pipe. Should the gap be less
than 150mm, then added insulation between the flue pipe and the brandering should be provided.
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