When the stove is switched on, the flame lights following the combined action of three elements:

1. air, that enters the stove via a primary air input duct (19) and reaches the burner (17)

2. the pellet, that is taken from the hopper (3) and poured into the burner (17) via the screw

 3. the resistance, that activates combustion as it heats up

 

Combustion generates smoke which, coming into contact with the exchanger (5), releases all its heat. The released heat is then conveyed to the room through the hot air output front grill (10)*. The combustion smoke then continues to circulate through the smoke duct (4), before being expelled by the extractor (6)

 

The whole mechanism is monitored by an electronic board fitted with a microprocessor which, by means of the various sensors and probes inside the stove, regulates the air flow and feed so as to optimise combustion.

 

* in this case, since the stove is ducted, the hot air also passes through the rear (2) before being conveyed to the adjacent rooms. The quantity of front and rear air is regulated by a lever (1)

 

1. Front/rear air switching lever 2. Rear air output pipe 3. Pellet hopper 4. Smoke flue 5. Tube heat exchanger 6. Smoke extractor 7. Grafic Display 8. Majolica top 9. Humidifier tray 10. Front hot air exit grate 11. Glass-cleaning air duct 12. Steel flame guard 13. Glass-ceramic window, heat resistance 750°C 14. Firex 600 15. Stainless steel highn temperature burner 16. Primary air intake 17. Ash pan 18. Majolica sides