Barbas 90-70 PF2 Operating instructions

Preparation manual

Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 PF2

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Introduction

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Contents

1 About this document................................................................................ 5

1.1 How to work with this document.................................................................................................. 5

1.2 Warnings and cautions used in this document............................................................................ 5

1.3 Related documentation................................................................................................................5

2 Overview of the concentric flue system................................................... 6

3 Safety.......................................................................................................7

3.1 Safety instructions for installation................................................................................................ 7

4 Requirements...........................................................................................8

4.1 Requirements on the location...................................................................................................... 8

4.2 Requirements on the convection package (option)......................................................................8

4.3 Other requirements......................................................................................................................8

4.4 Requirements on the roof and wall outlet.................................................................................... 9

4.5 Requirements on the concentric flue system.............................................................................11

4.5.1 Possibilities for a concentric flue system with a roof outlet............................................. 12

4.5.2 Possibilities for a concentric flue system with a wall outlet............................................. 18

5 Technical specification...........................................................................23

5.1 Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 PF2 Frameless................................................................................23

5.2 Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 PF2 Frameless with convection casing...........................................24

5.3 Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 PF2 with 4 cm frame....................................................................... 25

5.4 Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 PF2 with 4 cm frame and convection casing...................................26

5.5 Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 PF2 with 6 cm frame....................................................................... 27

5.6 Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 PF2 with 6 cm frame and convection casing...................................28

5.7 Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 PF2 with 10 cm frame..................................................................... 29

5.8 Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 PF2 with 10 cm frame and convection casing.................................30

5.9 Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 PF2 with 10 cm frame and adjustable legs..................................... 31

5.10 Operating unit............................................................................................................................ 32

5.11 Dimensions of the restriction plate.............................................................................................32

Contents

Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 3

6 Available components for the concentric flue system - natural

draught........................................................................................................33

6.1 Appliance part list.......................................................................................................................33

6.2 Bellfires - Muelink & Grol system Ø100 - Ø150......................................................................... 34

6.3 Bellfires - Muelink & Grol system Ø130 - Ø200......................................................................... 40

6.4 Poujoulat - DUOGAS system Ø100 - Ø150...............................................................................44

6.5 Poujoulat - DUOGAS system Ø130 - Ø200...............................................................................47

6.6 Ontop - Metaloterm US system Ø100 - Ø150............................................................................49

6.7 Ontop - Metaloterm US system Ø130 - Ø200............................................................................53

6.8 Jeremias/STB - H-Twin system Ø100 - Ø150............................................................................58

6.9 Jeremias/STB - H-Twin system Ø130 - Ø200............................................................................62

6.10 Jeremias - TWIN-GAS system Ø100 - Ø150.............................................................................65

6.11 Jeremias - TWIN-GAS system Ø130 - Ø200.............................................................................71

6.12 Modinox - PLA system Ø100 - Ø153......................................................................................... 77

6.13 Modinox - PLA system Ø130 - Ø200......................................................................................... 87

Contents

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1 About this document

This document shows the necessary information to do these tasks on the Gas Fire

Panorama 90-70 PF2:

• Preparation for installation

This document refers to the Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 PF2 as 'the appliance'. This

document is an essential part of your appliance. Read it carefully before you do work on

the appliance. Keep it in a safe place.

The original instructions of the document are in English. All other language versions of

the document are translations of the original instructions. It is not always possible to

provide a detailed illustration of every single item of the equipment. The illustrations in

this document show a typical setup. The illustrations are for instructional use only.

1.1 How to work with this document

1. Make yourself familiar with the structure and content of the document.

2. Read the safety chapter in detail.

3. Make sure that you understand all the instructions.

4. Do the procedures completely and in the given sequence.

1.2 Warnings and cautions used in this document

Warning

If you do not obey these instructions, there is a risk that can cause personal injury or

death.

Caution

If you do not obey these instructions, there is a risk of damage to the equipment or to

property.

Note

A note shows more information.

Symbol Description

Visual sign that there is a hazard

Visual sign that there is a notice

1.3 Related documentation

• Preparation manual

• Installation and maintenance manual

• User manual

• Assembly instructions for concentric flue system

About this document

Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 5

2 Overview of the concentric flue system

The concentric flue system provides the appliance with combustion air and removes the

flue gases from the appliance. The concentric flue system is made of these items:

Item Description

Concentric flue The concentric flue is a pipe with an inner pipe. The in-

ner pipe is used as flue gas channel and the space be-

tween the inner pipe and the outer pipe is used as

combustion air channel

Flue gas channel The flue gases from the appliance flow through the

channel to the outlet by natural draught or, with the Op-

ti-Vent installed, forced draught.

Combustion air channel Supplies the appliance with fresh air from the outlet

through the channel

Outlet/terminal Entry for the combustion air channel and exit for the

flue gas channel

Overview of the concentric flue system

6Gas Fire Panorama 90-70

3 Safety

3.1 Safety instructions for installation

Caution:

• The appliance must be installed as a 'room sealed system' appliance by a

certified and registered gas installation engineer in accordance with the

supplied installation instructions, and nationally and locally applicable

regulations.

• If you have any questions regarding the installation, consult your local gas

company.

• Before the installation starts, make sure that the details on the rating plate

correspond with the gas type and supply pressure as intended for the

appliance.

• Only use items in the installation that are specified in this manual and the

related documents.

• Only use the following brands for the installation of the concentric flue

system:

Manufacturer System Flue gas extraction

Bellfires Muelink & Grol system Natural draught

Poujoulat DUOGAS system Natural draught

Ontop Metaloterm US system Natural draught

Jeremias/STB (STB =

Schoorsteen Techniek

Brummen NL)

H-Twin system Natural draught

Jeremias TWIN-GAS system Natural draught

Modinox PLA system Natural draught

Barbas Opti-Vent system 1Forced draught

• Do not use a combination of parts from different brands for the installation

of the concentric flue system.

• All concentric flue systems in this list can be installed with (prefabricated)

building materials that are suitable for T400 or higher. (T400 as described

in the standard: prEN 1856-1; Chimneys - Requirements for metal

chimneys - Part 1: System chimney products ). Concerns building

materials according to DIN 18160 Chimney systems.

1For installation and use of the Opti-Vent system refer to the Barbas manual "installation and mainte-

nance manual Opti-Vent system.

Safety

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4 Requirements

4.1 Requirements on the location

• Never use combustible building materials for the fireplace.

• Do not install the appliance against a flammable rear wall.

• Install a non-flammable insulation plate of at least 12 mm between the appliance and

a non-flammable rear wall. The insulation plate must cover the entire area of the rear

of the appliance.

• For details about the installation, minimum clearances to flammable materials,

permitted insulation materials and air gaps, refer to the "installation and maintenance

manual".

• If the fire burns in the appliance, make sure that the floor temperatures below and in

front of the appliance cannot be higher than 85 °C .

•Make sure that the room where the appliance is installed is properly ventilated.

4.2 Requirements on the convection package (option)

• The convection outlet opening must be at least 1 meter above the appliance.

• No flammable material is present within 30 cm on both sides and 50 cm above the

convection outlet opening.

• The convection outlet opening must be at least 30 cm below the ceiling.

4.3 Other requirements

• The gas supply connection is near the operating unit for an easy connection.

• Only use gas piping of at least ½" and a shut-off valve to connect the gas supply to the

gas regulator block of the appliance.

• Make sure that there is a wall socket with earth connection nearby the appliance. The

socket must be accessible at all times. The power cable (+ 0.5 m) is coming from the

rear of the appliance.

• Install the fireplace on a solid floor that can bear the weight of the appliance and the

fireplace.

• If the floor is made of flammable material, take correct safety measures. Install a

temperature protection plate made of nonflammable material between the appliance

and the floor.

• Install the appliance as a built-in appliance in a new fireplace.

• If the concentric flue system is installed in an existing chimney that is used for wood or

coal fire, clean the chimney.

• If you built a new fireplace, make sure that it is ventilated with vents at the bottom and

top of the fireplace2. If the fireplace is not ventilated the temperature of the appliance

can increase to dangerous temperatures and damage the fireplace.

• Keep a minimum distance between the appliance and flammable mantel pieces. Refer

to the chapter "Mantel piece clearances" in the "installation and maintenance manual":

for the correct minimum clearances.

2An operating unit installed at the bottom of the fireplace surround makes sure enough ventilation air

flows into the fireplace surround and a separate vent at the bottom of the fireplace is not necessary.

Requirements

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4.4 Requirements on the roof and wall outlet

Location of roof and wall outlets

Refer to the table hereunder for explanation of the figure.

Note: All the minimum distances in the table are guidelines. Consult your

national and local regulations for the exact minimum distances.

Requirements

Gas Fire Panorama 90-70 9

Minimum separation distances for roof and wall outlet(terminal) in mm

Location

Minimum

distance

[mm]

A Below an opening 3 on the same wall/roof 2000

B Above an opening 3 on the same wall/roof 700

C Horizontally to an opening 3 on the same wall/roof 700

D Horizontally to a facing opening 3 in a opposite wall 2000

E From a roof terminal under an opening 3 in a nearby rising wall 4000

F Above a flat or pitched roof 300

G Horizontally from a terminal on the same roof 300

H From a structure (e.g. brick chimney) on the roof 300

I Below a roof window in a pitched roof 2000

J Above a roof window in a pitched roof 600

K Horizontally to a roof window in a pitched roof 600

L From an internal or external corner 500

M From a vertical drainpipe or soil pipe 300

NBelow gutters, soil pipes or drainpipes, made of flammable materials 500

Below gutters, soil pipes or drainpipes, made of non-flammable materials 300

OBelow eaves, made of flammable material 500

Below eaves, made of non-flammable material 300

P Below balcony 4 or car port roof 2000

Q Beyond the balcony 4 edge 0

R On either side of a balcony 41500

S Above ground, roof or balcony 4 level 300

T From a surface facing the terminal 500

U From a terminal facing the terminal (at the same height) 600

V From an opening in the car port into the building 1200

W Vertically from a terminal on the same wall 1200

X Horizontally from a terminal on the same wall 300

Y From a boundary alongside the terminal 1000

Z From a boundary facing the terminal 2000

• If the outlet is installed less than 0.5 m horizontally and less than 2 m vertically from a

public area, install an effective protector.

• Make sure that the mesh size of the guard does not effect the operation of the

appliance.

• If the height of the outlet is less than 3 meter from the floor, the distance between the

outlet and a garden or a terrace must be minimum 2 meter.

3An opening here means an element that is permanent open (example: an air vent) or that can open

(example: a door or window). But, in addition, the distance between outlet and built-in elements (exam-

ple: window, door) must be minimum 300 mm.

4Balcony or gallery of an apartment building.

Requirements

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