Stove Taurus Aqua 28/858
Contents
•Foreword ............................................. Page 10
•Technical Data ...............................................10
•Regulations to be observed ........................ 10
•Chimney design ............................................ 10
•Combustion air supply ................................ 11
•Installing the stove ........................................11
•Assembly sequence ..................................... 11
•Installation de distribution d’eau........... 11-12
•Operation ................................................ 13-14
•Natural Stone cladding ................................ 14
•Cleaning ........................................................ 15
•What to do if? ............................................... 15
Foreword
This stove is a top quality modern heating technology
product.
A large degree of user comfort and high fuel utilisa-
tion enable it to be used as high quality space heat-
ing, without having to do without the cosy atmos-
phere of an open fire.
The integrated water technology provides cost-
efficient support for existing or new central heating
and industrial water heating systems
Proper installation and correct handling and care are
indispensable for problem-free operation and a long
service life. Please therefore observe all the infor-
mation given in these instructions. We are convinced
that you will then derive a great deal of pleasure from
this stove.
Please keep these instructions in a safe place so that
you can read through them at the start of each heat-
ing period.
Should you find any transport damage, please report
it to your supplier immediately as otherwise it will not
be possible to correct the damage free of charge.
Technical Data
- Nominal thermal output [kW] 8,0
- Thermal output, room [kW]approx. 3,8
- Thermal output, water [kW]approx. 4,2
- Water content [l] 30
- Height to middle of the connector pipe with
the connection is at the back [mm] 1182
- Height to top edge of connector pipe with
the connection at the top [mm] 1323
- Connection pipe [mm] ∅ 150
- max. Weight [kg] 265
- Heigt to middle
of combustion air connection [mm] 245
- Connection combustion air [mm] ∅ 125
- Operating Mode Intermitting burning
Regulations to be observed
•Local and building law regulations
•The stove must be installed by a professional
and connected to the chimney.The specific na-
tional regulations for safe installation of the con-
nector must be complied with. The connecting
piece used must possess an opening for clean-
ing.
•The water connections must be installed by a
certified central and air heating specialist.
•The wood burner must be regularly checked by a
professional.
•The assembly and connection of electrical devic-
es must be completed by a qualified electrician.
•The stove complies with EN 13240.
The heating stove’s fire door is self-closing; it is
therefore approved for connection to chimneys with
multiple connections.
It must be ensured that adequate combustion air is
available. If necessary, it must be fed from the out-
side.Please contact your local master chimney
sweep, specialist trader or skilled tradesman for pro-
fessional advice.
Chimney design
The chimney design is according to DINௗ(1ௗ-1
and -2 or to the specific national regulations. The
chimney must comply with the temperature class
T400.
Necessary data
Closed operation
with billet wood / lignite briquettes:
Nominal thermal output.............................. 8,0 / 8,0ௗN:
Waste air mass flow rate.............................6,5 / 6,5ௗJV
Waste air temperature at
connection duct..................................... 145 / 145ௗ&
Minimum delivery pressure at
nominal thermal output .............................12 / 12 Pa
Max. operating pressure of water .....................2,5 bar
Max. permissible operating temperature
of water: .......................................................<105 °C
Combustion air supply
Ensure an adequate combustion air supply.
Important: The combustion air inlet and convection
air openings may not be closed or covered!
Note: Extractor hoods or ventilation systems operat-
ed together with the fireplace in the same air com-
partment space can cause problems. Permissibility of
the joint operation must be clarified before the instal-
lation takes place.
