Fireplace control / Pressure switch for shutdown Controlled residential ventilation

depends on the chimney. ours wants a pressure switch (leda) OR a written statement from the GWS that the ventilation stays below 5 Pascal. which the GWS does not want to issue.

despite tested RLU stove.

depends on the chimney sweep. ours wants a pressure monitor (leda) OR a written statement from the GWS that the ventilation stays below 5 Pascal. which the GWS does not want to issue.

despite a tested RLU stove.

Same with us, we didn’t get around the pressure monitor...

Hi,

ours wants a pressure monitor (leda) OR a written statement from the GWS that the ventilation remains below 5 Pascal, which the GWS does not want to issue.

despite a tested RLU stove.

ours told us that there is no room for discretion here. It is even regulated by law that nothing further may be demanded for an RLU stove with Dibt certification. But he also said that there are probably colleagues who are not so precise with their continuing education...

Regards,

Andreas

We also needed a pressure monitor despite RLU with Dibt. Unfortunately, there is no real legal basis, and if the district chimney sweep doesn't accept it from you, you just have to wear the glasses.

Hi,

our guy told us that there is no discretion at all. It is even legally regulated that with an rlu stove with Dibt certificate, nothing more can be demanded. But he also said that there are probably colleagues who are not so precise with the further training...

Regards,

Andreas

Everyone tells their own nonsense again. Our chimney sweep trains others and I think he is well versed, so I hardly believe that is true. But in the end, they are all kings in their own kingdoms. It’s the same with "I won’t go on your roof, but I will on your neighbor’s." It’s crazy..

Our BZSF needed the certification of the wood stove. It could be downloaded from the manufacturer’s website. That was sufficient for him to decide that we did not need the pressure switch. Good luck.