Features & Technologies Explained
Hunter Stove Group’s unique Cleanburn (Tripleburn)technology improves efficiency and combustion. It works by utilising three streams of air (Primary, Secondary & Tertiary) which provides optimum air flow into the stove. The primary air stream is directed underneath the grate/fuel bed and into the heart of the fire, allowing for a clean & efficient burn. The secondary air stream is the hot air wash, which maintains a protective stream of air between the glass and the fuel, reducing the build-up of carbon deposits. The tertiary air stream comes in from the back of the stove and reignites un-burnt gases for a more clean and efficient burn.
Air wash technology allows air to flow over the glass providing a protective layer and aids in cleaning your glass.
MULTI FUEL ONLY. There are two grate settings to allow for optimum burning conditions for fuel. When the grate is closed it creates a flat base and allows ash to build up, creating optimum wood burning conditions. When the grate is open it allows ash to fall through and increases the air flow, which increases the efficiency on smokeless fuel. The grate can also allow the fire to be riddled in order to reduce the amount of ash on top of the grate.
Defra Approved means the stove compliant with regulations for smoke controlled areas. If you are unsure is your area is smoke controlled this can be found out from your local council.
Generally air bricks are required for a stove over 5kW however this can vary depending on the manufacturer’s recommendations.
A nominal output is the output where the stove is at its most efficient, this was found out by the manufacturer during the testing phase. The output ranges are the minimum and maximum outputs the stove can get to without causing it damage.