WOOD STOVE Wood-burning and air-ducting stove, it performs to an efficiency more than (Wood 86,7% / Wood hp 87,1%), Combustion area covered by the HEATSTONE®. Verticaline is equipped with the innovative Smoke bypass technology: before every wood load and turning on an ad-hoc mechanic device, the stove reduces the smoke entering the living zone. Thanks to the optional AIRBOX venting system, Verticaline is able to heat more than one room: it becomes vented and air ducting with an efficiency up to 91%. With AIRBOX energy consumptions can be reduced of up to 20% compared to a traditional one (remote control and air-filter inclusive as standard). Heatable area

1 - Smoke by-pass technology reduces the smoke outlet to the living zone before every wood load 2 - Primary, secondary and tertiary air modulation devices 3 - Thermocore® pipe heat exchanger 4 - Large combustion chamber (HxLxP331x295x390) 5 - Cast iron and glass inlayed firebox door OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS (HXWXD) WEIGHT (KG) HEATABLE AREA (M²)*A*C EFFICIENCY UP TO MAX (%)*A ENERGY CLASS POWER TO THE WATER (KW)*A RADIATION (KW)*A HOURLY PELLET CONSUMPTION (KG/H)*A WOOD HOURLY CONSUMPTION (KG/H)*A PELLET HOPPER CAPACITY (KG)*A WARM AIR DUCTING MAXIMUM SINGLE DUCTING OUTLET (M) PATENTED BURNER PELLETPOWER® ROOM VENTILATION PRIMARY AIR FROM OUTSIDE CO EMISSIONS (MG/M³; 13% OF O2)*A CO EMISSIONS (MG/M³; 10% OF O2)*A DUST EMISSIONS (MG/M³; 13% OF O2)*A DUST EMISSIONS (MG/M³; 10% OF O2)*A SILENCE (DB) REMOTE CONTROL RADIO CONTROL WITH ROOM TEMPERATURE THERMOSTAT WEEKLY PROGRAMMER...

FLUE GASEXHAUST DIAMETER (MM) MIN. FLUE DRAUGHT PRESSURE (PA) ELECTRIC CONSUMPTION (WATT) HIGH TEMPERATURE SAFETY THERMOSTAT *A EMISSIONS AND PERFORMANCE DATA MAY CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE FUEL USED. THE VALUES OF PELLET PRODUCTS HAVE BEEN OBTAINED BY USING CERTIFIED FUEL ACCORDING TO EN 14961-2 A1-A2 NORM. WOOD LOGS PRODUCTS VALUES MAY VARY ACCORDING TO THE TYPE AND QUALITY OF THE WOOD LOGS USED. *B PROVISIONAL DATA UNDER CERTIFICATION *C IMPORTANT: WHEN CALCULATING THE VOLUME OF THE “HEATED AREA” SOME RELEVANT ASPECTS MUST BE CONSIDERED: INSULATION OF THE BUILDING (ENERGY CLASS), POSITION OF...