Payday
2016-03-26 19:33:33
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You shouldn’t rely solely on the DiBt chimney for your own protection – because eventually the seals will also wear out.
I gladly paid the 380 euros for the monitor for the sake of my family.
It triggered recently as well, when the oil heater was burning merrily and caused negative pressure.
Just so you know. This has happened to my father several times where the chimney pulled air in. The house gets dusty, it smells a bit like smoke, and that’s it. (Of course, you have to ventilate properly!) No one collapses or anything like that. It’s hopelessly exaggerated. Either the chimney sweep has a legal basis (and can clearly label that for you) or he can forget it. Why buy an expensive DiBt chimney if it ends up being completely useless.
What is true, however, is that a pressure monitor offers real advantages compared to the DiBt approval when it comes to the chimney sweep. If you’re building new, please make it room-air independent. The chimney doesn’t care at all whether it brings in the supply air.