FUTURE FIRES PanoramicFX1 Operating Instructions Manual

FUTURE FIRES

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

PanoramicFX1

CONTENTS

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Air Access
Hearth
Gaps between the PANORAMICFX1 and flammable materials
Flooring Load-Bearing
Flue Pipe Damper
Connection to the Flue

MODEL PANORAMICFX1
WEIGHT 70 KG
OUTPUT MAX. 8 KWs mean
SPACE HEATING OUTPUT 8 KWs mean
FLUE MASS GAS FLOW 7.6 MEAN

Tests carried out at 12 Pa flue draught (0.048 inches WG) with doors closed
Tests carried out with primary air slider fully open and with restriction on secondary air supply (6mm diameter hole left
open)

OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

Lighting Preparation
Temperature Control
Fuel to use
Cleaning the glass

Smoke

Maintenance of the PANORAMICFX1
Trouble shooting

INSTALLATION OF YOUR PANORAMICFX1

Before installing your stove, you should check with a Chimney Sweep to ensure that there
is proper ventilation and to identify any possible damage to the chimney that might need
repairing prior to installation. The chimney needs to be free of any obstructions and is
appropriate for the woodburning stove. Sweep the chimney. Do a smoke test to check for
draft and gas tightness.

All installations of the PANORAMICFX1 must comply with relevant Building Regulations

(eg Document J). These are available for download at

http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/uploads/br/BR_PDF_ADJ_2002.pdf

All local regulations, including those referring to national and European standards need to be complied with
when installing the appliance.

Air Access

A minimum requirement is that there should be a steady supply of air to the room containing the
stove.

Any air inlet grilles need to be so positioned that they are not liable to blockage

There must be fixed ventilation available.

Refer to the building regs (ADJ) which give the requirements for roomheaters of differing outputs.