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4. Product description
4.1. Technical information
Table 1
Nominal power *
1
(bottom firegrate / top firegrate *
2
)
Release to heating system (bottom firegrate / top firegrate *
2
)
Release to premises (bottom firegrate / top firegrate *
2
)
Heated area (energy efficiency according to
STR 2.01.02:2016)
Efficiency factor, when stoking with firewood
Combustion chamber volume (bottom firegrate / top firegrate *
2
)
Fuel load weight, up to *
1
(bottom firegrate / top firegrate *
2
)
Fuel load burning duration, up to *
5
(bottom firegrate / top firegrate *
2
)
Recommended size of firewood (length when loading along chamber), up to,
Fuel loading hole dimensions, no less than, height x width
Escaping flue temperature, no more than
Operating water pressure in the boiler
Water volume in the boiler
Max allowed water temperature
in open heating system *
6
Min boiler return water temperature during operation
Recommended boiler return water temperature during operation
Connection branch pipe diameter
Release branch pipe diameter
Min distance to combustible materials
Operation environment temperature
Boiler flue pipe dimensions – relative diameter
Exhaust flue temperature at nominal power, up to
Exhaust gas volume at nominal power
Overall dimensions, no more than (net/gross):
910 / 1055
550 / 800
1100 / 1200
Weight (net/gross) no more than
*
1
If stoking with 18-20 % moisture birch firewood. It is not recommended to use firewood with moisture
over 25 %.
*
2
When stoking the boiler, firegrate can be put in the bottom or top position.
*
3
According to STR 2.01.02:2016 Design and certification of energy performance of buildings requirements
calculated energy volume, expressed for building energy performance classes B an d C.
*
4
The use of wood chips, sawdust briquettes can be used as a spare fuel.
*
5
The burning time of the fuel load depends on the type of fuel, humidity, outdoor temperature and other
factors.
*
6
It is not recommended to install a boiler with an accumulator tank in an open heating system. Intensive
boiler firing at an ambient temperature close to 70 °C will cause water to boil in the boiler, resulting in
extraneous sounds.