While waiting for air sensor for Main floor stove can I install 2nd one like this?

[RancherPacker]

Okay title says most of it. I am wondering if I can install a Lopi with the configuration you see in the photo? It's an appliance adapter off the back of stove then a T with clean out on bottom then approx 57" up is a 90 degree elbow into a thimble with a 60" horizontal run out the thimble to an end cap. No vertical pipe outside. Going to install it upstairs soon.

It is not installed yet. II am just dry fitting different configurations in the shed to make sure I have it right before final install in house.

 

[RancherPacker]

huh what do you mean? Just put air sensor wires together?

 

[rich2500]

Just put air sensor wires together and use upstairs stove

Gonna get scoulded for recommending that.

 

[RancherPacker]

Just put air sensor wires together and use upstairs stove

I do not think you can put the air sensor wires together on an Austroflamm Integra. I know how to jump wires and you can't jump air sensor wires.

 

[smwilliamson]

Yes u can

There are three wires running to the optical air flow sensor in the Austrflamme and they cannot be "jumped" stop speaking to things you don't know about.

 

[RancherPacker]

There are three wires running to the optical air flow sensor in the Austrflamme and they cannot be "jumped" stop speaking to things you don't know about.

That's what I thought smwilliamson she doesn't know.

 

[Cedarjunki]

Not sure about that stove but i believe mine stated 36" max for horizontal runs.

 

[RancherPacker]

Well I can shorten the horizontal run - I just have a 5" piece and was trying to use what I have.

 

[RancherPacker]

My stove is not an oddball it is a 1992 Austroflamm Integra like my sig says just the model before the wega's