The Viktor 8 Airplus is a pellet airplus stove that cannot be out of place in any living room: a timeless design with a sleek finish. In addition to the cast iron heat exchanger, door and top plate, the Viktor 8 also has a cast iron convection grate. As a result, a large part of the pellet stove is made of cast iron and this ensures an indestructible appearance.
MODERN COMBUSTION TECHNOLOGY
Just like the other Nordic Fire pellet air stoves, the Viktor 8 is also equipped with the new combustion technology, making the fire even more beautiful and quieter. Another advantage of the new technology is that the ashes are continuously afterburned, which greatly reduces the amount of residual ashes.
The Viktor 8 pellet air stove is equipped with an extra large pellet reservoir. The reservoir holds 20 kg of pellets, so you can easily store an average bag of pellets in one go in this stove.
EXTRA WARM AIR CONNECTION
The pellet stove Viktor 8 Airplus has 1 extra connection for warm air (airplus) at the rear. This allows you to easily heat an extra room with the one pellet stove.
Description
The Viktor 8 Airplus is a pellet air stove that cannot be out of place in any living room: a timeless design with a sleek finish. It is also equipped with the new combustion technology, making the fire even more beautiful and quieter, and comes with an extra large pellet reservoir. The extra connection for warm air (airplus) at the rear allows you to easily heat an extra room with the one pellet stove.
Technical Data
| Nominal adjustable power | 2.5 – 8 kW |
| Pellet fuel consumption | 0.5 – 1.6 kg/h |
| Efficiency | 91.8 % |
| Flue outlet | Rear |
| Flue outlet diameter | Ø 80 mm |
| External air supply | Ø 50 mm |
| Capacity pellet container | 15 kg |
| Burn time (min-max hours) | 10 – 30 hrs |
| Dimensions H x W x D | 960 x 483 x 527 mm |
| Weight | 160 kg |
ENERGY LABEL
Nordic Fire values the environment and its sustainability. As a result, our pellet stoves are designed in conformity with the demanding European regulation that supports EcoDesign2022. When it comes to heating your home, the focus is to reduce particulate matter and CO2 emissions