The Nordic Fire Tunnel wood-burning boiler stove is a see-through fireplace that offers you a wonderful opportunity to build in as a separation between 2 rooms. Both sides can be equipped with a lift or revolving door as desired. This central heating built-in fire is the very latest in the field of central heating wood stoves and offers many advantages and very economical combustion.
The Tunnel has been developed in such a way that as much heat as possible is transferred to the central heating system. As a result, the room where the fireplace is placed will never get too hot, while the rest of the house is still cold. The heat distribution is therefore optimal. The Tunnel is equipped with a double pane as standard, which reduces the direct heat emission in the room itself.
Nordic Fire has all the accessories to connect your central heating fire correctly and safely. The combination with solar collectors is also possible.Description
The Nordic Fire Tunnel wood-burning boiler stove is a see-through fireplace that offers you a wonderful opportunity to build in as a separation between 2 rooms. Both sides can be equipped with a lift or revolving door as desired. This central heating built-in fire is the very latest in the field of central heating wood stoves and offers many advantages and very economical combustion.
Technical Data
| Maximum power | 20 kW |
| Rated power | 11 kW |
| Nominal heating system power | 6.6 kW |
| Room rated power | 4.4 kW |
| Wood consumption rate | 3.1 kg/h |
| Efficiency | 84 % |
| Dimensions H x W x D | 1416 x 1020 x 548 mm |
| Flue outlet | Top |
| Flue outlet diameter | Ø 200 mm |
| External air supply | Ø 120 mm |
| Weight | 253 kg |
| Suitable for logs of | 50 cm |
| Window cleaning system | YES |
| Safety cooling coil | YES |
ENERGY LABEL
The environment and sustainability are of great importance to Nordic Fire. That is why our wood burning stoves are developed in accordance with the strict European legislation on which EcoDesign2022 is based. The focus is on minimizing the emissions of particulate matter and CO2 when heating your home.