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ber. The air intake is made with the external air intake connector with a diameter of ⌀ = 125 mm, fitted
with a control device.
The base supports a cast-iron fire grate, on which fuel is burnt. The fire grate should be laid with its
fins facing upwards.
The burnt waste: ash and residual fuel accumulate in a replaceable ash pan situated under the fire
grate.
There is a steel baffle over the combustion chamber. The baffles provide a natural convection conduit
for flue-gas flow to enhance heat exchange.
The air is controlled with a lever. Open the primary air supply by moving the control lever to the left-
most position, and close the air intake by moving the lever to the rightmost position.
During the firebox's operation, the flue gases ascend the walls of the combustion chamber, then they
move under the baffle and continue up to the flue pipe to get to the chimney via the smoke duct.
The air damper is fitted in the air-intake duct outside the building and it controls the amount of air
taken in by the fireplace to ensure the optimal burning process.
STHE THOR SERIES
The THOR free-standing space-heater series has been designed with your comfort and enjoyment in
mind, in accordance with the highest safety and quality standards, as well as combining unique sty-
lishness and looks.
Please find all further useful information, including technical data, chimney air-circulation diagram,
glass-replacement diagram, door-removal and -replacement diagram, and the Acumotte lining dia-
gram and replacement diagram in the final sections of this Manual.
APPLIANCE DESCRIPTION AND DESIGN
The steel shell is a principal part of the heater (Figure 18), containing the combustion chamber. The
combustion chamber front wall consists of a steel door fitted with heat-proof glass and a handle.
The door is set in special holders of the appliance body. The combustion chamber is lined with Acu-
motte panels. The base of the firebox consists of a two-shell floor which also forms the air-intake cham-
ber. The air intake is made with the external air intake connector with a diameter of fi = 125 mm, fitted
with a control device.
The base supports a cast-iron fire grate, on which fuel is burnt. The fire grate should be laid with its
fins facing upwards.
The burnt waste: ash and residual fuel accumulate in a replaceable ash pan situated under the fire
grate.
There is a vermiculite baffle and a steel baffle over the combustion chamber. The baffles provide a
natural convection conduit for flue-gas flow to enhance heat exchange.
The air is controlled with a lever fitted in a lower chamber behind the access door. Open the primary
air supply by moving the control lever to the leftmost position, and close the air intake by moving the
lever to the rightmost position.
During the firebox's operation, the flue gases ascend the walls of the combustion chamber, then they
move under the baffle and continue up to the flue pipe to get to the chimney via the smoke duct.
The air damper is fitted in the air-intake duct outside the building and it controls the amount of air
taken in by the fireplace to ensure the optimal burning process.
THE FALCON SERIES
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