black pellet stove

• thermal output: 3,85 kW - 8,11 kW
• electrical consumption: 0.5 kW
• efficiency rating : 92%
• hopper capacity: 15 kg
• fuel: wood pellets
• flue outlet: Ø 80 mm (rear)
• fuel consumption: 0.8-1.0 kg / h
• seven-day operation programming
• automatic activation
• remote control operation

What are pellets exactly?

Wood pellets are a fuel made from a by-product of wood production. They are made by refining, drying and compacting sawdust, wood shavings and sometimes even agricultural waste. The result is small wooden cylinders, 6 mm in diameter and 20 to 30 mm in length. They are produced without glues or binders, because the compacting process is carried out with heat. The lignin present in the wood acts as a natural binder, sticking the cellulose together. When the material cools, the pellets simply harden.
Wood pellets should not be used to feed a traditional wood burner. They must be used in a stove designed for wood pellets.

Pellets are a renewable fuel that is low-polluting and does not contribute to the increase of CO₂ in the atmosphere, provided that the quality and origin of the wood are guaranteed. They make use of a local resource (therefore requiring less transportation) and generate much less pollution than gas or oil.
A pellet stove ensures optimal fuel combustion thanks to its integrated technological controls. Only 0.5 to 1% of burnt pellets end up as ash.