HUUM H3100L02 Chimney Set Instructions
- June 1, 2024
- HUUM
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HUUM H3100L02 Chimney Set
Product Specifications
Name/Quantity:
- A Single-wall chimney 1 m
- B Chimney base, welded
- C Double-wall chimney 0.5 m
- D Cover plate for penetration of sloped ceiling, double-wall
- E Roof rafter attachment to the chimney
- F Double-wall chimney 1 m
- G Roof penetration, inclination 0-20 degrees
- H Rain collar
- I Chimney cap
Product Usage Instructions
Installation Guidelines:
Ensure a safety distance of at least 500mm between the steel chimney and
any combustible materials for single-wall components (A, B), and a minimum of
50mm for double-wall components (C, F).
Assembly Steps:
- Start by assembling the single-wall chimney (Component A) with the chimney base (Component B).
- Attach the double-wall chimney (Component C) to the cover plate for sloped ceiling penetration (Component D).
- Connect the roof rafter attachment (Component E) to the chimney.
- Add the double-wall chimney extension (Component F) for additional height.
- Install the roof penetration piece (Component G) at an inclination of 0-20 degrees.
- Secure the rain collar (Component H) and chimney cap (Component I) for weather protection.
FAQs:
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Q: What is the recommended safety distance for single-wall components?
A: The recommended safety distance for single-wall components A and B is at least 500mm from any combustible materials. -
Q: How should I install the roof penetration piece?
A: The roof penetration piece (Component G) should be installed with an inclination of 0-20 degrees to ensure proper ventilation.
Parts Description
| Name/Quantity | |
|---|---|
| A | Single-wall chimney 1 m |
| B | Chimney base, welded |
| C | Double-wall chimney 0.5 m |
| D | Cover plate for penetration of sloped ceiling, double-wall |
| E | Roof rafter attachment to the chimney |
| F | Double-wall chimney 1 m |
| G | Roof penetration, inclination 0-20 degrees |
| H | Rain collar |
| I | Chimney cap |
Please ensure that there is a safety distance of at least 500mm between the steel chimney and any combustible materials for single-wall components (A, B), and a minimum of 50mm for double-wall components (C, F).