| Pellet Stove Chimneys (SPNP)
SPNP Bottom Cap for Pellet Stove & Boiler Flue Systems
Product Description
The SPNP Bottom Cap is a key single-wall flue component made from black carbon steel that provides a pressure-tight seal for the chimney system. It securely closes the bottom spigot of a tee piece, preventing the leakage of flue gases under pressure and ensuring stable boiler operation. This component is used in installations where a dedicated condensate drain is not required. The cap is easily removable to provide access for periodic cleaning of the flue channel.
Key Features
- Pressure-Tight System Seal: Securely closes the bottom outlet of a tee, preventing flue gas leakage and ensuring the safety of the system under positive pressure.
- Access for Maintenance: The cap is easily removable, providing direct access to the base of the tee, which acts as a natural soot collector. This allows for quick and convenient cleaning and inspection of the vertical run.
- Durable Senotherm Coating: The component is coated with a black matte heat-resistant paint that withstands operating temperatures up to 200°C and matches the finish of most European boilers.
- European Quality and Safety: The product is certified and CE marked, confirming its full compliance with the European standard for flue systems EN 1856-2.
Technical Specifications
Parameter |
Value |
Article |
PRGRASPNP11080 |
Component Type |
Bottom Cap |
Overall Height |
~52 mm |
Diameter (internal) |
Ø 80 mm |
Material |
Carbon Steel DC01 |
Wall Thickness |
1.2 mm |
Seal |
Silicone gasket, included |
Temperature Class |
T200 (up to 200°C) |
Pressure Class |
P1 (pressure-tight) |
Availability |
In Stock |
Important Limitations
- For Pellet Appliances Only: Do not use with wood-burning stoves, open fireplaces, or other solid fuel boilers where flue gas temperatures exceed 200°C and there is a risk of soot fire.
- No Condensate Drain: This cap does not have a drain outlet. For systems where significant condensation is expected, using a cap with a dedicated condensate drain is recommended.
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