Rinnai RIBF2N Manuel utilisateur

Compact 2

Installation guide

Models: RIBF2N/RIBF2L

The Compact 2 is not designed to be built directly into a

combustible opening. For combustible opening installations, a

Rinnai zero clearance box and ﬂue kit is mandatory. The Compact

2 is not to be installed, or operated in places where painting is

taking place, or in places such as hair salons where there is a lot

of dust and ﬂuff, and where aerosols are used.

Appliance must be:

- Installed with a Rinnai supplied ﬂue system.

- Installed, commissioned and serviced by a licensed

tradesperson in accordance with these instructions and all

applicable local rules and regulations.

Warning

Improper installation, adjustment, alteration, service or

maintenance can cause property damage, personal injury or loss

of life.

For more information about buying, living and servicing of

Rinnai appliances call: 0800 RINNAI (0800 746 624)

Rinnai New Zealand Limited

105 Pavilion Drive, Mangere, Auckland

PO Box 53177, Auckland Airport, Auckland 2150

Phone: (09) 257 3800, Fax: (09) 257 3899

Email: [email protected], www.rinnai.co.nz

Important:

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Speciﬁcation 4

Clearances 5

Location 6

Gas and electrical connection 7

Flueing options 9

Flueing guidelines 10

Masonry ﬂue installations 11

Masonry installation (without ﬂexiliner ﬂue) 13

Zero clearance installation 14

Completing heater installation 16

Flame pattern 18

Wiring diagram 19

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Specication

Speciﬁcation summary

Input = 9-25 MJ/h

Output = 1.6-5.0 kW

Efﬁciency = 73%

Heating area = up to 78 m²

Gas type = NG or LPG

Compact 2

Inbuilt radiant/convector, glass

fronted, ceramic log space heater

with forced convection and natural

draft ﬂue system.

Burners

Ember bed and ﬂame burner

Combustion system

Naturally aspirated multi port burner.

Data plate

Inside the appliance on the front right

hand side panel.

Fan

Convection fan tangential 2-speed.

Flue (masonry)

Refer page 9.

Flue (mock chimney)

Refer page 9.

Gas connection

½ “ BSPF male ﬂare.

Gas control

Push button combination control

valve.

Glass types

- Primary: Ceramic glass

- Secondary: Tempered glass

- Glass seal material: Woven ﬁbre

glass cord - Hytex® 1000

- Log set: Ceramic

Ignition

Continuous spark electronic ignition.

Noise level

49 dB(A)

Operation

Push button to light pilot and burners

(low, medium, and high)

Power consumption

High = 20 W

Standby = 0 W

The electrical connection can exit the

appliance from the lower left or right

hand side, or from the rear of the

heater.

Safety devices

Flame failure thermocouple, overheat

switch (bi-metal strip), fan delay

(bi-metal strip), and power failure

protection

Weight

39 kg

All dimensions are in mm.

227

750

645

582

310

528

280

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Clearances

The appliance must not be installed where curtains or other combustible materials could

come into contact with the heater. In some case curtains may need restraining. The clearances

listed below are minimum clearances unless otherwise stated.

Clearances

The side and vertical clearances are

measured from the edge of the

frame.

The 180 mm side clearance

includes side walls.

Wall surface above the heater

The temperature of the wall

surface directly above the

appliance may be elevated, and

may discolour paint ﬁnishes or

distort vinyl wall coverings. For

durability of surfaces, please

contact the manufacturer for their

speciﬁcation.

Floor protection

Heat emanating from this ﬁre may

over time affect the appearance of

some materials used for ﬂooring,

such as, carpet, vinyl, cork or

timber. This may be ampliﬁed if

the air contains cooking vapours

or cigarette smoke. To avoid this

occurring, it is recommended that

a mat be placed in front of this

appliance.

Mantels and surrounds

A mantel and surround are

allowed providing they are outside

the minimum clearances shown.

Hearths

A hearth is not necessary but can

be used for decorative purposes

or protection of sensitive ﬂooring

if required. A hearth must not

obscure the front of the ﬁre.

180 mm 180 mm

80 mm

Side wall

AMantel height from edge of frame 80 mm min.

B Mantel depth at A - 80 mm (vertical clearance) 150 mm max.

For every 50 mm of added mantel depth, there must be an additional 100 mm of vertical

clearance. For example; a mantel depth (B) of 200 mm will require 180 mm (A) of vertical

clearance.

CSurround from edge of frame 80 mm min.

DSurround projection at C - 80 mm (side clearance) 250 mm max.

EClearance to side wall 180 mm min.

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Location

The main points governing location are ﬂueing and warm air distribution. The heater must

not be installed where curtains or other combustible materials could come into contact with

the appliance. In some cases curtains may need restraining.

Enclosure dimensions

The heater must be positioned on

a ﬂat level surface that allows free

movement of the appliance.

- Masonry installations

Use a slurry of sand and

cement to level the base as

required.

- Mock chimney installations

The zero clearance box needs

to be supported. Either

construct a base using board

with supporting joists, or

support with the frame itself.

All dimensions provided are critical

to the installation of this appliance

and must be adhered to.

Mock chimney installations

When preparing a cavity/frame

for a zero clearance installation,

the total cavity depth MUST

also include the thickness of the

external cladding, as the zero

clearance box MUST BE installed

ﬂush with the cladding surface.

Failure to do this will cause

misalignment of the ﬂue system.

Masonry installation

Zero clearance (mock chimney) installation

Masonry Zero clearance

W-width 595-700 mm 685 mm

H-height 550-630 mm 615 mm

D-depth 360 mm* 380 mm

* Min clearance of spigot to back of ﬁreplace is 50 mm

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Gas and electrical connection

Gas pipe sizing must consider the gas input to this appliance, as well as other gas appliances

in the premises. The gas supply termination is inside the heater, and enters from the rear of

the appliance.

The length of the gas supply

termination is measured from the

front of the enclosure, including

the thickness of any cladding

material.

A ½ “ BSP nut and a ½ “ BSP male

ﬂare x ½ barrel union - elbow are

provided for connection to the gas

supply. They are shipped inside the

engine attached on the gas inlet

connection of the heater.

Gas supply location

1. Mark off the location for

the vertical centre line of the

heater enclosure.

2. To the right of the vertical

centre line, mark off both the

vertical and horizontal location

for the gas supply penetration.

Purging gas supply

Foreign materials and debris

such as swarf, ﬁlings etc must

be purged from the gas supply.

Failure to do so may cause damage

to the control valve causing it to

malfunction.

Electrical connection

This appliance has a power cord

with a 3-pin plug supplied. The

power cord passes through the

slot in the lower left or right hand

side of the heater front assembly,

or from the rear panel.

Rinnai recommends that the

heater is plugged into a 230 V

10 A earthed power point. The

power point must be a minimum

of 300 mm to the side, and MUST

NOT be above the unit.

The electric isolation switch must

be accessible after the appliance

has been installed. The electrical

cord is not ﬁre rated and should

not come into contact with the

ﬁre.

FRONTOFENCLOSURE

(IncludingCladding)

REAROF

ENCLOSURE

½ ˝ BSP flared nut

Gas supply

½ ˝ BSP male flare x ½ ˝ barrel union - elbow

Gas supply location

2= 280 mm to right of appliance centre line

3= 43 mm from base of enclosure

4= Gas supply to be terminated 79 mm from the

front of the enclosure

Vertical

centre line

Power cord

Rubber grommet

Electrical connection

Gas connection

Compact 2

Flueing

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Flueing options

Flueing notes

Masonry ﬂueing

Rinnai strongly recommends

the use of a Rinnai ﬂexiliner ﬂue

system. Failure to meet this

criteria may result in an unsafe

situation. Installation without a

ﬂexiliner ﬂue is permissible as

long as the chimney is checked

for soundness and ability to

achieve a good draw. If in doubt

install a Rinnai ﬂexiliner ﬂue

system.

Rear discharge spigot

43 x 245 mm.

Zero clearance ﬂueing

Natural draft double skin ﬂue.

Termination—an approved

100 mm cowl must be ﬁtted to

all installations.

For new ﬁreplace installations

(installations into a combustible

opening) a Rinnai zero clearance

box and ﬂue kit is a mandatory

requirement to meet warranty

conditions.

Flue dimensions:

Outer: 150 mm

Inner: 100 mm

Masonry - no ﬂexiliner Masonry - ﬂexiliner

Zero clearance- direct and offset Zero clearance - offset

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Flueing guidelines

Clearance to combustibles

Minimum clearance from inner

ﬂue to combustible material must

be greater than 25 mm.

Flashings

To top of chimney structure do not

form part of the ﬂue kit and must

be speciﬁed.

Flue cowl clearance

To ensure products of combustion

are cleared, adequate clearance

for the building is required.

The ﬂue cowl should have a 500

mm clearance from any part of

the building. This also applies to

steeped and pitched roofs which

should be clear of the ridge line

as shown. Lesser clearances

may provide perfectly adequate

ﬂue systems depending on the

installation. Minimum clearances

are shown in AS/NZS 5601.1.

Flue length and bends

This is required for adequate

draw, and prevents spill-back of

combustion products that can

cause the safety sensors to shut

down the ﬁre.

- Minimum ﬂue length

3.6 m vertical. 1.2 m of

vertical ﬂue is required before

any bend or offset.

- Maximum ﬂue length

Rinnai recommend a

maximum ﬂue height of 8 m.

- Bends

Maximum of 2 x 45 ° bends.

Flue terminal locations

Must be compliant with

‘Clearances Required for Flue

Terminals’ from AS/NZS 5601.1.

Flue is not to terminate under

ﬂoors or in a roof space.

Self-supporting ﬂue

The weight of the ﬂue system

should not be supported by the

appliance—it should be self-

supporting. Supporting the ﬂue

is usually completed during the

framing stage with ﬂue supports

or straps within the cavity.

Shared ﬂues

Gas appliances must not be

connected to a chimney or ﬂue

serving a separate fuel burning

appliance.

Combustible Material

(must be greater than 25 mm from inner flue)

Flue

Inner flue

Outer flue

Clearance to combustibles

Self-supporting ﬂue

Flue cowl clearance—500 mm clearance from any part of the building

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