Technological description
- High performance hot air wood stove
- This system originated 100 years ago in Canada, hence the Canadian stove
- Minimal wood consumption
- Suitable for restaurants, cottages, workshops, clubhouses, etc.
- Option with or without glass, according to the selection in accessories for hot air stoves
- Possible with a water exchanger
- Possible with flue exchanger
- Choice of stove power 6kW - 35kW
- Possibility of different modifications of hot air stoves on request, according to agreement - contact us »
- Special hot air stove HEATER
- Possibility of delivery throughout the Czech Republic
- Great prize
- Certificate
Functions of hot air wood stoves HEATER
Heater hot air stoves are used for heating with large wooden logs. The stove heats the room not only with its surface, but also with hot circulated air. Cold air near the floor of the room is drawn in through the pipes, where it is heated and exits the room through the top of the pipes.
Technical description
Hot-air stoves consist of two steel fronts and a casing made of bent pipes, between which steel strips are welded. In the front end, in the door, there is a flap for regulating the air supply, the door is sealed with a gasket (EKO glass yarn). The hearth is airtight and without a grate, it is not necessary to remove the ash often, the layer of ash serves as protection for the bottom of the stove from high temperatures.
Service and operation
Newspaper and wood chips are used for heating, the regulator opens for good air supply and easy burning. After ignition, the air regulator is closed, dry and hard wood is best suited for burning. Ashes from the stove are only removed before the start of combustion or when the fire has burned down and the stove has cooled down to room temperature.