Brunner Panorama Manuel utilisateur
User Manual
Panorama-Fireplace
©2023
CONTENTS
1 Note to the ceramic glass pane................................... 4
2 Safety precautions.........................................................4
3 Firewood and heating power........................................6
4 Designation of components....................................... 10
5 Combustion air control............................................... 11
6 Basic rules for operation............................................ 12
7 Lighting fire in a cold fireplace.................................. 17
8 Stoking up in a warm fireplace.................................. 18
9 Cleaning........................................................................ 19
10 Disposal........................................................................ 22
11 Troubleshooting...........................................................23
12 Note............................................................................... 25
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Please read the entire User Guide before lighting the fire for the first time.
In particular, please note the safety precautions in this manual.
The intended use is provided if the operation specified in these instructions
is observed.
The non-observance of installation and operating instructions will void the
warranty. Any constructional modifications made by the system operator
are not allowed!
Installation must be carried out by an authorized stove-fitter, because safe-
ty and efficiency of the system depend mostly on proper installation of the
product. All valid stove fitting rules and regulations of building law must be
observed and followed.
This fireplace is subject to the provisions of BImSchV (Federal Emission
Protection regulation).
Necessary national and European standards and local regulations must be
observed.
Please follow the relevant regulations of your country. In case of doubt,
check the valid conditions for the operation of fireplaces in your local area.
Subject to technical changes!
Please keep the User Guide for future reference!
For an extended product waranty and a good processing of spare parts de-
liveries, we recommend carrying out the BRUNNER product registration on
(www.produktregistrierung.brunner.de).
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1 NOTE TO THE CERAMIC GLASS PANE
BRUNNER uses only high quality glass ceramic.
In a special manufacturing process, the glass panes become cerammed
and acquire their unique features.
During this process, it is technically not possible to exclude all optical im-
pairments (fine scratches, solid in-clusions, tiny air bubbles)*) .These must
be accepted as results of current technology status, and cannot be consid-
ered as reasons for complaint.
2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Initial operation
The paint coat of the stove is not completely hardened before
reaching normal operating temperature for the first time. Smoke
emissions and unpleasant odours cannot be excluded. Therefore,
provide sufficient ventilation of the room when lighting the fire.
Open all doors and windows, use an electric fan if necessary, to
ensure faster air exchange within the room. During first operation
try to avoid staying in this room for too long, if possible.
*) - max. 3 air inclusions or solid inclusions < 4mm are accepted, however,
no air inclusions protruding to the glass surface with opening larger than
1mm.
- décor defects smaller than 1mm are allowed as manufacturing toler-
ances.
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Fireplace door
The fireplace door should be opened only for loading firewood or
cleaning. When the fireplace door is opened, other fireplaces con-
nected to the same chimney might be affected. Under certain cir-
cumstances this can lead to risk of flue gas poisoning. The fire-
place door must stay closed even if the fire is not burning.
Risk of burns
External surfaces of the fireplace, in particular the glass door, may
get very hot. Do not touch - risk of burns! Remember to warn your
children about this. Basically, children should stay away from a
burning stove. Objects made of flammable materials may not be
placed on available surfaces of the fireplace. Flammable textile
fabrics must have a minimum distance of 5 cm from the vertical
surfaces of the fireplace.
Remember to remove only cold ashes from the fireplace. For your
own security, store the ashes in a fire-resistant container for at
least 24 hours before you dispose of them - Fire hazard! In case
of fire call the fire brigade immediately! In the case of chimney fire
move all flammable parts and elements away from the chimney.
Watch out for flying sparks. Never use substances as petrol or al-
cohol to light a fire!
Air gratings
Do not close or cover up the warm air vents of your fireplace. Risk
of fire or overheating!
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Fireplaces with electronic control systems
After closing the fireplace door a message must be displayed, in-
forming that the combustion has been started (see User Guide of
the control system)! If this is not the case, the door contact switch-
es are defective! Risk of deflagration! Consult your stove fitter
and follow the instructions in chapter “Manual adjusting of com-
bustion air in the case of emergency” of the User Guide for the
control system.
Heat radiation range
Flammable objects of any kind must be kept outside the heat ra-
diation range of 80 cm in front of the glass door! Fire hazard! Do
not leave any flammable objects in front of the fireplace door. In-
side the heat radiation range no objects with flammable parts are
allowed.
3 FIREWOOD AND HEATING POWER
The combustion process in our devices has been optimized to enhance
their performance and reduce emissions. You can support our efforts to
protect our environment by respecting the following recommendations for
low-emission heating: Use only dry, natural wood with a residual humidity
factor below 20%, or wood briquettes according to DIN EN 17225-3.
Damp, freshly cut or improperly stored wood has a high water content,
therefore does not want to burn, makes a lot of smoke and gives not much
of heat. Use only firewood which has been stored for at least two years in
a dry place with sufficient air circulation. Because dry wood is much more
calorific, you can save on fuel costs.
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For example: Dry wood has a calorific value of approx. 4 kWh/kg, fresh-
ly cut wood only 2 kWh/kg. You will need twice the amount of wood to
achieve the same heating power.
Water content g/kg
wood
Calorific value
kWh/kg
Consumption
raised by %
very dry 100 4,5 0
stored for 2 years 200 4 15
stored for 1 year 350 3 71
freshly cut wood 500 2,1 153
Natural firewood (left) is the
best fuel for fireplaces, but you
can use also wood briquettes
according to DIN 17225-3,
Class A1, length >14 cm (5.51
in), diameter >8 cm (3.15 in)
(right).
What amount of heat will I get when buying wood
per weight?
1 cubic meter freshly cut
wood
Water content 50% 500 kg x 2,0 kWh/kg = 1000 kWh
1 cubic meter dried wood Water content 30% 500 kg x 3,3 kWh/kg = 1650 kWh
1 cubic meter dry wood Water content 15% 500 kg x 4,1 kWh/kg = 2050 kWh
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What amount of heat will I get when buying wood
per volume (1 cubic meter = 1 m3)?
1 cubic meter freshly cut wood Water content 50% 1286 kWh
1 cubic meter dried wood Water content 30% 1518 kWh
1 cubic meter dry wood Water content 15% 1550 kWh
Most suitable for use in open fireplaces are all types of hardwood, like
beech or birch. Softwood species (conifers) have a closed-cell structure
which is bursting during combustion, causing glowing embers to be thrown
out of the fireplace. Hardwood is burning more calm and evenly.
You can control the heat radiation intensity by volume of wood and the in-
tervals for stoking up.
Adjusting the heat by reducing the volume of combustion air is wrong! If
there is not enough combustion air available, the energy contained in fire-
wood cannot be completely released. At the same time, the emissions are
rising due to unburned particles.
Too much of firewood or inappropriate fuel types can cause overheating
and damage.
No kind of waste shall be burned in a fireplace!
Waste on fire = Toxins in your garden!
Never use combustible fluids, like petrol or alcohol to light a fire!
Mind the waste incineration ban!
Remember to use only the recommended fuels described in this
User Guide. Unsuitable, not recommended fuels are not allowed
to be burned in a fireplace.
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Firewood volumes of the Panorama fireplaces
Fireplace Load volume
min. max.
Log length
Panorama fireplace 51/50/50/50 2,0 kg - 3,0 kg 25 cm - 33 cm
Panorama fireplace 51/66/40/66 2,5 kg - 4,0 kg 25 cm - 50 cm
Panorama fireplace 51/66/50/66 2,5 kg - 4,0 kg 25 cm - 50 cm
Panorama fireplace 51/88/50/88 2,5 kg - 4,0 kg 25 cm - 50 cm
Panorama fireplace 51/25/101/25 2,5 kg - 4,0 kg 25 cm - 50 cm
Panorama fireplace 57/40/60/40 2,5 kg - 4,0 kg 25 cm - 50 cm
Panoramic fireplace 57/40/85/40 2,5 kg - 4,0 kg 25 cm - 50 cm
Panorama fireplace 57/25/60/25 2,5 kg - 4,0 kg 25 cm - 50 cm
Panorama fireplace 25/60/60/25 2,5 kg - 4,0 kg 25 cm - 50 cm
Panorama fireplace 57/25/121/25 2,5 kg - 4,0 kg 25 cm - 50 cm
Panorama fireplace 42/42/42/42 2,0 kg - 3,0 kg 25 cm - 33 cm
Panorama fireplace 70/25/40/25 2,0 kg - 3,0 kg 25 cm - 33 cm
Loading too much wood into a Panorama fireplace or using im-
proper fuel may cause overheating and risk of fire!
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4 DESIGNATION OF COMPONENTS
1 Door handle
2 Combustion air control element
3 Air supply connection
4 Flue gas connection
5 Viewing glass
6 Opening limit
7 Door lock for cleansing
Im. 1: Components of panoramic fire-
places (schematic)
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