Korpi Eco stoves are perfectly suited for efficient heating. The efficiency of the Korpi Eco stove is up to 83.5%. In practice, it means that the circulation of fire gases has been improved so that the stove releases the generated heat into the room, instead of escaping into the chimney. Thanks to the changes made to the combustion chamber, combustion is cleaner and causes fewer small particle emissions. It is influenced by e.g. enhanced and adjustable secondary air intake. In addition to heating, the Korpi Eco stove can be used to prepare food, boil coffee, potatoes or washing water, thanks to the lid with a cast iron cooking plate. When you place a stove fan on top of the stove, the heating power improves even more, as the fan spreads the heat over a wide area of the room - silently and for free.
Technical data of the Korpi Eco stove:
• Sturdy, sealed hatch with heat-resistant ceramic glass
• Enhanced air regulation at the top and bottom of the door, thanks to which the fire burns cleaner and reduces the generation of fire gases
• Fire control plate, which allows for optimal flue gas circulation
• Enameled steel shell
• High-quality cast iron lid with a Ø 20 cm cast iron cooking plate
• Fireproof bricks in the hearth, thanks to which the structure does not burn through
• Cast iron grate and a convenient pull-out ash box underneath, safety teeth on the front edge of the fire pit to prevent logs or wood from falling to the floor
• CE approved
• External dimensions: W311 x D311 x H878 mm
• Power: 6.5 kW / 75-125 m3
• Efficiency: 83.5%
• Net weight: ~70 kg gross weight: ~ 80 kg
• Flue connection: Ø 117/120 mm (inner/outer diameter) We recommend using a T600-compliant flue connection pipe or pipe set.
• Protective distances to combustible materials: 40 cm from the back and sides of the fireplace, 80 cm from the front and 150 cm from the top. Base: The stove is placed on a base made of non-combustible material or the base must be protected with non-combustible material, such as a suitable steel plate.
Recycling
• The stove and its packaging materials must be disposed of in accordance with local waste disposal and recycling regulations.
• Packaging: The manufacturer recommends disposing of the different parts of the packaging as follows: take the steel strip and cardboard to a collection point, the wooden parts can be burned.
• Refractory bricks and ceramic glasses must be delivered to a local recycling station.
• When the product's useful life has expired, it must be delivered to a local recycling station
