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U NIQUE UGP- 22
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Clearances
Minimum$clearances$to$combustible$materials$are:$
Top$–$10”$
Sides$–$2”$
Rear$–$1”$with$left$hand$side$rear$shield$mounted$
as$shown$in$Figures.$1,$2$&$3.$
Note:&DO&NOT&install&the&appliance&directly&on&carpeting.&Carpeting& m ust&be&
removed&or&protected&by&a&metal&or&wood&panel&beneath&the&appliance,&
which&extends&at&least&the&full&width&and&depth&of&the&appliance."
• Fig#1$-$This$is$ideal$as$both$top$and$sides$are$open$$$
• Fig#2$–$During$hot/humid$weather$this$confined$area$will$become$very$
warm.$To$reduce$heat$build-up,$we$recom mend$providing$an$area$for$two$
air$vents$to$circulate$the$air.$One$placed$6”$off$the$floor$and$the$other$at$or$
above$the$appliance$top.$Cold$air$return$vents$with$adjustable$louvers,$
work$very$well.$This$will$allow$hot$air$to$evacuate$the$area$and$assist$in$air$
flow$across$the$fins$(similar$to$air$passing$across$a$radiator)$–$See&Fig&
• Fig#3$–$If$this$is$your$opening$you$only$need$to$stay$the$diagramed$distance$
from$the$wall$and$ceiling.$There$is$no$need$for$additional$venting.$
Air Flow - to release heat trap
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