Store Details

Color: Enamel White, Brown, Red, Anthracite
Fuel Type: Wood, Coal
• Built-in hot water boiler for the central heating system
• Stove for cooking and heating with a cast iron grate
• Equipped with a manual damper to control secondary air supply
• Fitted with a curved key to open the firebox door and ash pan door in case the door handle is overheated
• Equipped with removable steel hotplates and an oven
• The oven has double glass and a built-in thermometer
• Equipped with a thermometer and a manometer to monitor the water temperature in the boiler
• Equipped with two regulators – one for the stove and one automatic for the boiler water

• Regulator for secondary combustion and exhaust gas combustion when coal is used
• Combustion can be done through removable hotplates
• Two operating modes – summer and winter
• Fuel storage drawer at the bottom of the stove
Safety during operation is ensured in three ways:

• With the combustion regulator (thermostat) located on the ash pan door, which automatically closes the air flow into the stove's firebox when the set water temperature in the boiler is reached
• With a copper pipe coil installed in the boiler, which, when connected to the thermal valve, acts as a thermal safety to prevent overheating of the stove
• Using a safety valve, which MUST be installed at the R1/2’’ connection
Warning! Fire hazard if not connected to radiators / convectors / fan coils. Burning wood in the stove without water in the boiler will cause it to crack.
The maximum efficiency depends on the chosen fuel with the required calorific value and moisture; successive ignition and fuel supply; primary and secondary air regulation, and draft control; organizing effective heat exchange of air, and more. It is important that the wood is dry. Dry wood has moisture below 20%. This is achieved when the wood is stored in a dry, ventilated place for at least 2 years.