Wood burning steel stove KRATKI AB S/N/DR 8 kW Ø 150 with accessories

Product offered:

Catalogue number:

##GOAT/AB/S/N/DR/SET##

Product information:

Material - high quality

Steel

Color

matte black

Semi-circular glazing

- increases fire vision

Removable

grate and ash pan

ENERGY CLASS A

Lining the combustion chamber

TERMOTEC - heat accumulating material

White interior

Heating power range from

5.5 to 10.5kW

Nominal power 8 kW

Heat-resistant glass

withstand temperatures up to 660°C

Steel leg

Adjustable exhaust gas outlet

: mounting points, at the back or top of the stove

2 x deflectors

-extend the exhaust gas path

Triple combustion chamber air supply system: primary air - supplied under the grate; secondary air is supplied through holes in the rear wall

Clean glass system

Kit for connecting the stove to the chimney.

Designed for

recuperation

Meets the criteria

EKOPROJEKTU and BImSchV 2

SET INCLUDES

Steel free-standing stove KOZA AB/S on a leg - 1 pc.

Steel pipes for connecting the chimney: 0.5 meter fi 150 - 1 pc.

Steel pipes for connecting the chimney: 1 meter fi 150 - 1 pc.

Movable steel elbow, angle 90 degrees, diameter 150 - 1 pc.

Rosette made of black sheet metal, diameter 150 - masking element - 1 pc.

Technical data:

Nominal power

(kW): 8

Heating power range

(kW): 5.5-10.5

Plug diameter

(mm): 150

Thermal efficiency

(%): 78

CO emissions

(at 13% O?) ?: 0.08%

Pollen emissions

(dust)*: 39

Exhaust gas temperature

°C: 265

Weight

(kg): 108

Width

(cm): 52.8

Height

(cm): 108.6

Depth

(cm): 42.2

Max log length

(mm): 250

Matter

?: steel

Type of fuel: recommended seasoned hardwood with humidity of <20%

* mg/Nm3

VALUABLE INFORMATION

1. What should you burn in the stove?

We recommend using deciduous trees such as: beech, hornbeam, oak, alder, birch, ash, etc.

Dimensions of the logs: length approx. 25-30 cm, circumference from approx. 30 cm to 50 cm.

The moisture content of wood for burning should not exceed 20%.

2. How to light it?

Remember to light from the top.

Several larger logs of wood (split; humidity max. 20%; diameter approx. 10-13 cm).

A handful of small logs for kindling (approx. 2-5 cm in diameter; max. humidity up to 20%.

Any kindling - Matches/ lighter.

Open all air vents/dampers in the furnace

We place larger logs on the bottom of the fireplace in an alternating manner

On top of thick logs, place a layer of small kindling logs (no more than 3 layers).

Place the logs, leaving spaces between them to ensure free air flow.

Place kindling on the top layer of the graft.

Light the kindling and close the fireplace door.

3. How to set up your stove safely

The goat should be placed on a non-flammable surface at least 20-30 mm thick. The flue and the connecting elements of the flue gas outlet system should be at least 60 cm away from flammable, uncovered structural parts of the building, and at least 20 cm from covered ones. The distance from the sides and back of the stove to flammable materials should be min. 20 cm, the distance from the stove door/glass to flammable materials should be at least 100 cm.

4. Keep it clean

Remove ash, clean the windshield, combustion chamber and chimney.

Clean the fireplace before and after each heating season.

During operation, the combustion chamber of the insert should be cleaned periodically (the frequency of this operation depends on the species and humidity of the wood used).

Ash should be removed before each start of the stove

5. Cleaning the glass

For cleaning, use only approved agents (do not clean the insert elements). Do not use abrasive products for this purpose, it may scratch it. In our other auctions you will find cleaning liquids and foams.

6. Cleaning the stove

Before each heating season, the entire furnace should be inspected and cleaned. Pay special attention to the condition of the seals and replace them if necessary.