Description
Bulder stove “Dakota 06” (14 pipes) is a solid-fuel air heating stove, which can be used for heating both residential and industrial premises. The heat is evenly distributed throughout the entire heated room without the help of a fan. The cold air penetrates into the hot air pipes, where it warms up to 60-80 degrees, and then flows out into the heated room. The area of ​​use is very different: summer houses, warehouses, workshops, shops, residential buildings, etc. with air volume up to 1300 M3. For example, the smallest furnace type in productivity is 4.5 m3 of warm air per minute. The Bulder stove can be used as backup heating in parallel with other heaters.
Additional information:
- Product code: 6001102
- Heated space: 2000 m3
- Weight: 270 kg
- Dimensions: depth/height/width: 1445 Ñ… 1344 Ñ… 708 mm
- The diameter of the smoke pipe is 200 mm
- Heat output: 60 kW
- 14 pipes
- CE certificate
The operation of the air heater is based on the burning of fuel using the glow method in a 2-chamber hearth. As a result of the glowing process, combustion furnace gases are generated in the lower chamber, while only their complete combustion occurs in the upper chamber. The Dakota oven consists of a two-chamber hearth around which air pipes are installed, a smoke damper, a fan regulator, and an oven door. The guided air enters from the lower end of the air pipe, heats up, and flows evenly into the heated room. The air temperature fluctuation in the room is not large, as the oven ensures air movement. Fuel-burning takes place in both chambers of the hearth.
Those gases that do not burn in the lower chamber rise up, where their complete combustion takes place thanks to the additional air introduced there. Such hearth construction ensures efficient use of fuel and high efficiency (75%). Air heater Dakota (Bulder) is made of high-quality boiler steel, which ensures its long service life (at least 15 years) if used correctly. The power of the boulder is changed with an air regulator located in the door of the hearth. When heating with wood, the air heater works for more than 8 hours with a fully charged hearth. The large oven door and spacious combustion chamber make work easier and allow the use of very thick wood chips for heating. Dakota (Bulder) air heaters have much lower heating costs than traditional furnaces.
