Safety tips regarding gas warmer chimney need gas burning equipment, like other heating equipment, oxygen to burn off, which must be provided from outside the building. On the other hand, burning gases, including CO2 and especially carbon monoxide, must be carried completely into the environment outside the chimney. One of the safety points in the installation of a gas heater that should be carefully considered in order to prevent the release of carbon oxide gas caused by incomplete burning and the dangers of life are:
Please check the chimney vacuum and gas force each year (yes, each year) before connecting the gas warmer tube to the chimney inlet (or heating on). And make sure that gases can leak through the chimney, i.e. the chimney should not be cool when using the heater. For this, you can make a flame with cotton soaked with alcohol or gasoline and place it inside the chamber leading to the chimney. If the chimney is able to remove all the flame-causing smoke from inside the burning chamber of the fireplace, it has enough suction power to do just that.
The chimney pipe should not come out of the window or side wall in original, the chimney pipe should not come out of the window or side walls, because in this case it is not completely ventilated. But if necessary, you can do this temporarily with the following conditions: make permanent vents under the doors for proper ventilation. Using a cap at the outlet and end of the chimney so the wind flow doesn't cause propellation gases into the inside.
Ensure that the chimney pipe is heated to release burning gases Carbon oxide alarm sensitive installation The horizontal pipe ramp of the chimney must be slightly upward, and in order to create a suction in the chimney, per one meter of the horizontal pipe, you should consider at least three meters of the vertical pipe of the chimney. Never use your knees shorter and sharp curves at a angle under 90 degrees.
