Technical features: heated m3: 230 m3 Overall power (max-min) 10.1-2.84 kW Rated power (max-min) 9.05-2.64 kW Hourly pellet consumption (max-min) 2.06-0.58 Kg-h Efficiency (max-min) 92.7-89.53% 80 mm flue exhaust duct Pellet tank capacity 20-13 litres-kg Autonomy (max-min) 22-6 h Operating electric power 100-300 W Dimensions (WxDxH) 520x490x950 mm Weight 87kg White color General characteristics PELLET STOVES Why Wood or Pellet? The need to use alternative energy sources arises spontaneously. Using wood is nothing more than the rediscovery of the primordial source of heating, focusing on a Renewable Energy. In fact, wood and pellets are among the renewable sources and the carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted for the production of energy does not increase that present in the environment, but is the same that the plants first absorbed to develop and which would into the atmosphere through the normal decomposition processes of wood at the end of their life cycle. The use of wood and pellets therefore puts carbon dioxide C02 into the atmosphere making it available again to plants which will absorb it through the process of chlorophyll photosynthesis. The thermal energy produced from wood or pellets is an intelligent eco-sustainable and at the same time economic alternative if compared to fossil fuels since the purchase price is 50/60% lower. Absolute convenience using wood or pellets. Those who heat with wood become independent of traditional energy sources and the supply of wood is always guaranteed. Heating with wood means heating following the natural cycle of CO2 (carbon dioxide). During combustion, the wood is released into the atmosphere a quantity of CO2 equal to that which a tree would develop after being felled, in the decomposition phase; the same amount that a healthy shrub could absorb anyway. For this reason, the use of energy obtainable from wood is to be considered neutral from the point of view of CO2 emissions and does not contribute in the least to the increase in the greenhouse effect; on the contrary, for every liter of fuel replaced by wood, significant quantities of CO2 emissions are avoided. The use of wood and pellet stoves reduce costs while increasing the heat output. KING ROUND 12 Steel cladding Front ventilation Removable cast iron hearth Exchanger manual cleaning Safety thermostat Weekly chronothermostat Remote control Product Guarantee: All products for sale on our site are new and packed. The warranty on this item is 24 months from the date of purchase

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Caratteristiche Tecniche Potenza globale (max-min): 16,15 - 4,12 kW Potenza nominale (max-min): 15 - 4 kW Consumo orario di pellet (max-min): 3,37 - 0,86 kg-h Efficienza (max-min): 97,11 - 92,93 % Condotto scarico fumi: 80 ø mm Capacità serbatoio pellet: 29 Litri, kg 19 Autonomia (max-min): 22- 5,5 h Potenza elettrica di esercizio: 140 - 350 W Dimensioni (LxPxH): 1100x250x1000 mm Peso: 120 kg Caratteristiche Generali STUFE A PELLET CANALIZZATE I prodotti denominati “canalizzati” possono trasportare il calore in ambienti attigui al locale in cui è installata la stufa, in modo semplice e senza grandi spese di installazione. E’ però sempre importante valutare insieme ad un esperto la distanza massima canalizzabile del prodotto scelto, per garantire il migliore utilizzo dell’apparecchio ed un corretto comfort nei locali.   Perchè Legna o Pellet? Nasce spontanea la necessità di impiegare fonti di energia alternative. Utilizzare la legna, non è altro che la riscoperta della fonte primordiale di riscaldamento, puntando su un' Energia Rinnovabile. Infatti la Legna ed il Pellet rientrano fra le fonti rinnovabili e l'anidride carbonica (CO2) emessa per la produzione di energia non va ad incrementare quella presente nell'ambiente, ma è la medesima che le piante hanno prima assorbito per svilupparsi e che tornerebbe nell'atmosfera attraverso i normali processi di decomposizione del legno alla fine del loro ciclo vitale.L'utilizzo di legna e pellet quindi mette dell'anidride carbonica C02 in atmosfera rendendola nuovamente disponibile alle piante che l'assorbiranno tramite il processo della fotosintesi clorofilliana. L'energia termica prodotta da legna o pellet è una intelligente alternativa eco sostenibile e nel contempo economica se confrontata ai combustibili di origine fossile poiché il prezzo d'acquisto è inferiore del 50/60%.  Convenienza assoluta usando legna o pellet.Chi riscalda con la legna si rende indipendente dalle fonti energetiche tradizionali e il reperimento di legna è sempre assicurato.Riscaldare con la legna significa riscaldare seguendo il ciclo naturale del CO2 (anidride carbonica). Durante la combustione, la legna libera nell’atmosferauna quantità di CO2 pari a quella che svilupperebbe un albero dopo l’abbattimento, in fase di decomposizione; la stessa quantità che potrebbe comunque assorbire un arbusto in piena forma. Per questo motivo l’uso dell’energia ottenibile dal legno è da considerarsi neutra dal punto di vista delle emissioni di CO2 e non contribuisce minimamente all’aumento dell’effetto serra; al contrario, per ogni litro di combustibile sostituito dal legno si evitano quantità rilevanti di emissioni di CO2. L’utilizzo di stufe a legna e a pellet diminuiscono i costi pur aumentando il rendimento calorico.   Caratteristiche delle stufe a pellet:  BRACIEREil braciere è facilmente estraibile per la pulizia giornaliera ELETTRONICAnuova elettronica in grado di prevedere le programmazioni settimanali di accensione e spegnimento TELECOMANDOtelecomando multifunzione dal design nuovo, con schermo LCD SCAMBIATORE TERMICOscambiatore termico a fascio tubiero per aumentare le prestazioni termiche. Le dimensioni dei tubi sono ridotte per evitare turbolenze e rumori CONVEZIONE SECONDARIAnella camera di combustione è presente una convezione secondaria per migliorare la combustione del pellet CAMERA DI COMBUSTIONEpareti in acciaio smontabili per facilitare la pulizia del residuo della combustione del pellet VETRO PULITOemissione di aria in prossimità del vetro per evitare che si sporchi GRIGLIAIl serbatoio è dotato di griglia protettiva in modo da impedire il contatto con i meccanismi di caricamento pellet CASSETTO RACCOGLI CENEREcassetto posto sotto al braciere per raccogliere la cenere prodotta dalla combustione SICUREZZAstufa completa di sonde temperatura per monitorare il buon funzionamento in sicurezza VENTILATORIsilenziosità della stufa anche alla massima potenza di lavoro PRESSOSTATOdispositivo di sicurezza che segnala eventuali ostruzioni dello scarico fumi.

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Technical features Overall power (max-min): 13.84 - 5.04 kW Rated power (max-min): 10.53 - 3.81 kW Power delivered to water (max-min): 10.53 - 3.81 kW Power delivered to the environment (max-min): 3.31 - 1.22 kW Hourly pellet consumption (max-min): 3.017 - 1.67 kg-h Efficiency (max-min): 96.29 - 93.54% Fumes exhaust duct: 80 ø mm Pellet tank capacity: 26.2 - 17 litres-kg Autonomy (max-min): 16 - 5.5 hours Operating electric power: 110 - 320 W Dimensions (WxDxH): 470x535x1000 mm Weight: 145kg With remote control General characteristics PELLET THERMOSTOVES   The wood or pellet thermo-products make use of technologically advanced design solutions which allow the thermal power of the fire to be exploited both to heat the room and to produce hot water which feeds the traditional radiator system of the whole house. This double use makes the thermo-products unique in their kind and allows an optimal thermal yield and considerable savings. The thermo-products are particular devices designed for connection to the home heating system (for example the radiators or the underfloor system), they can be easily integrated into the existing boiler or to a solar thermal system for the production of domestic hot water . The choice of the appliance to be installed must be made according to specific individual needs, thus evaluating the overall thermal power required and the method with which the thermo-stove will be connected to the system. Why Wood or Pellet? The need to use alternative energy sources arises spontaneously. Using wood is nothing more than the rediscovery of the primordial source of heating, focusing on a Renewable Energy. In fact, wood and pellets are among the renewable sources and the carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted for the production of energy does not increase that present in the environment, but is the same that the plants first absorbed to develop and which would into the atmosphere through the normal decomposition processes of wood at the end of their life cycle. The use of wood and pellets therefore puts carbon dioxide C02 into the atmosphere making it available again to plants which will absorb it through the process of chlorophyll photosynthesis. The thermal energy produced from wood or pellets is an intelligent eco-sustainable and at the same time economic alternative if compared to fossil fuels since the purchase price is 50/60% lower. Absolute convenience using wood or pellets. Those who heat with wood become independent of traditional energy sources and the supply of wood is always guaranteed. Heating with wood means heating following the natural cycle of CO2 (carbon dioxide). During combustion, the wood is released into the atmosphere a quantity of CO2 equal to that which a tree would develop after being felled, in the decomposition phase; the same amount that a healthy shrub could absorb anyway. For this reason, the use of energy obtainable from wood is to be considered neutral from the point of view of CO2 emissions and does not contribute in the least to the increase in the greenhouse effect; on the contrary, for every liter of fuel replaced by wood, significant quantities of CO2 emissions are avoided. The use of wood and pellet stoves reduce costs while increasing the heat output. Features of pellet stoves: BRAZIER the brazier is easily removable for daily cleaning ELECTRONICS new electronics capable of predicting the weekly switch-on and switch-off schedules REMOTE CONTROL New design multi-function remote control, with LCD screen HEAT EXCHANGER shell and tube heat exchanger to increase thermal performance. Pipe sizes are reduced to avoid turbulence and noise SECONDARY CONVECTION in the combustion chamber there is a secondary convection to improve the combustion of the pellets COMBUSTION CHAMBER removable steel walls to facilitate cleaning of pellet combustion residue CLEAN GLASS air emission near the glass to prevent it from getting dirty GRILL The tank is equipped with a protective grid to prevent contact with the pellet loading mechanisms ASH COLLECTOR DRAWER drawer placed under the brazier to collect the ash produced by combustion SAFETY stove complete with temperature probes to monitor correct operation in safety FANS silence of the stove even at maximum working power PRESSURE SWITCH safety device that signals any obstructions in the smoke outlet

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Technical features Overall power (max-min): 13.84 - 5.04 kW Rated power (max-min): 10.53 - 3.81 kW Power delivered to water (max-min): 10.53 - 3.81 kW Power delivered to the environment (max-min): 3.31 - 1.22 kW Hourly pellet consumption (max-min): 3.017 - 1.67 kg-h Efficiency (max-min): 96.29 - 93.54% Fumes exhaust duct: 80 ø mm Pellet tank capacity: 26.2 - 17 litres-kg Autonomy (max-min): 16 - 5.5 hours Operating electric power: 110 - 320 W Dimensions (WxDxH): 470x535x1000 mm Weight: 145kg With remote control General characteristics PELLET THERMOSTOVES KING IDRO 14  The wood or pellet thermo-products make use of technologically advanced design solutions which allow the thermal power of the fire to be exploited both to heat the room and to produce hot water which feeds the traditional radiator system of the whole house. This double use makes the thermo-products unique in their kind and allows an optimal thermal yield and considerable savings. The thermo-products are particular devices designed for connection to the home heating system (for example the radiators or the underfloor system), they can be easily integrated into the existing boiler or to a solar thermal system for the production of domestic hot water . The choice of the appliance to be installed must be made according to specific individual needs, thus evaluating the overall thermal power required and the method with which the thermo-stove will be connected to the system. Why Wood or Pellet? The need to use alternative energy sources arises spontaneously. Using wood is nothing more than the rediscovery of the primordial source of heating, focusing on a Renewable Energy. In fact, wood and pellets are among the renewable sources and the carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted for the production of energy does not increase that present in the environment, but is the same that the plants first absorbed to develop and which would into the atmosphere through the normal decomposition processes of wood at the end of their life cycle. The use of wood and pellets therefore puts carbon dioxide C02 into the atmosphere making it available again to plants which will absorb it through the process of chlorophyll photosynthesis. The thermal energy produced from wood or pellets is an intelligent eco-sustainable and at the same time economic alternative if compared to fossil fuels since the purchase price is 50/60% lower. Absolute convenience using wood or pellets. Those who heat with wood become independent of traditional energy sources and the supply of wood is always guaranteed. Heating with wood means heating following the natural cycle of CO2 (carbon dioxide). During combustion, the wood is released into the atmosphere a quantity of CO2 equal to that which a tree would develop after being felled, in the decomposition phase; the same amount that a healthy shrub could absorb anyway. For this reason, the use of energy obtainable from wood is to be considered neutral from the point of view of CO2 emissions and does not contribute in the least to the increase in the greenhouse effect; on the contrary, for every liter of fuel replaced by wood, significant quantities of CO2 emissions are avoided. The use of wood and pellet stoves reduce costs while increasing the heat output. Features of pellet stoves: BRAZIER the brazier is easily removable for daily cleaning ELECTRONICS new electronics capable of predicting the weekly switch-on and switch-off schedules REMOTE CONTROL New design multi-function remote control, with LCD screen HEAT EXCHANGER shell and tube heat exchanger to increase thermal performance. Pipe sizes are reduced to avoid turbulence and noise SECONDARY CONVECTION in the combustion chamber there is a secondary convection to improve the combustion of the pellets COMBUSTION CHAMBER removable steel walls to facilitate cleaning of pellet combustion residue CLEAN GLASS air emission near the glass to prevent it from getting dirty GRILL The tank is equipped with a protective grid to prevent contact with the pellet loading mechanisms ASH COLLECTOR DRAWER drawer placed under the brazier to collect the ash produced by combustion SAFETY stove complete with temperature probes to monitor correct operation in safety FANS silence of the stove even at maximum working power PRESSURE SWITCH safety device that signals any obstructions in the smoke outlet

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Technical features m3 heated : 230 m3 Nominal thermal power useful : 2.64-9.05 kW Overall thermal power: 2.84-10.1 kW Hourly pellet consumption (max-min): 2..06 - 0.58 Kg-h Efficiency (max-min): 92.7 - 89.53% Fumes exhaust duct: Ø 80 mm Pellet tank capacity: 20 - 13 Liters / Kg Autonomy (max-min): 22 - 6 h Operating electrical power: 100 - 300 watts Dimensions (WxDxH): 496 x 478 x 1012 mm Net weight : 87 kg Color: Sand General characteristics PELLET STOVES You don't need the normal wooden logs that we are all used to seeing, but tiny pre-compressed products ( pellets ), these are ecological fuels with a very high caloric yield, obtained from the pressing of residues and fragments of the best wood, without adding glues; just think that their real yield is close to 90%. Features of pellet stoves: BRAZIER the brazier is easily removable for daily cleaning. ELECTRONICS new electronics capable of predicting the weekly switch-on and switch-off schedules. REMOTE CONTROL New design multi-function remote control, with LCD screen. HEAT EXCHANGER shell and tube heat exchanger to increase thermal performance. Pipe sizes are reduced to avoid turbulence and noise. SECONDARY CONVECTION in the combustion chamber there is a secondary convection to improve the combustion of the pellets. COMBUSTION CHAMBER removable steel walls to facilitate cleaning of pellet combustion residue. CLEAN GLASS air emission near the glass to prevent it from getting dirty. GRILL The tank is equipped with a protective grid to prevent contact with the pellet loading mechanisms ASH COLLECTOR DRAWER drawer placed under the brazier to collect the ash produced by combustion. SAFETY stove complete with temperature probes to monitor correct operation in safety. FANS silence of the stove even at maximum working power. PRESSURE SWITCH safety device that warns of any blockages in the flue gas outlet . KING 118 With a slightly elongated aesthetic compared to the smaller models, the model 12 pellet stove develops a power of 10.10 kw with which it is possible to cover a space of about 100 m2, therefore suitable for those who want to heat with the heat of the pellet medium-sized environments, thanks to the high efficiency you will obtain considerable savings in terms of consumption compared to a traditional pellet stove, King brings the heat of pellets into your homes at an exceptional price. Characteristics: The King 12 Kw 10 pellet stove is able to increase thermal performance and efficiency with considerable savings on consumption costs, reaching a maximum efficiency of 92.70%. . If 100% is the percentage of heat extrapolated from pellet combustion, 92.70% is the percentage of heat released into the environment, and only 8.3% is the percentage of heat from exhaust fumes. To obtain these results, careful planning was required, capable of extending the exchange surface inside the stove body, to extrapolate the maximum amount of heat from the fumes before they are pushed out of the fume extractor fan. The fumes leave the stove at a very low temperature of 149.5°C. Only after this scrupulous and compact construction does a stove become a KING stove. The stove is equipped with a multifunction remote control with an elegant design and LCD screen, a tube bundle heat exchanger to increase thermal performance and an easily removable brazier for daily cleaning. The size of the pipes has decreased to avoid turbulence and noise. The King pellet stove is designed with new electronics capable of predicting the weekly switch-on and switch-off schedules. Furthermore, in the combustion chamber there is a secondary convection to improve the combustion of the pellets. The combustion chamber features removable steel walls and a classic finish, to facilitate cleaning of pellet combustion residue. The emission of air takes place near the glass to avoid fouling. The tank is equipped with a grid so as to prevent contact with the pellet loading mechanisms. The stove is also equipped with temperature probes to monitor correct operation in safety, a pressure switch to signal any obstructions in the flue outlet and height-adjustable feet in scratch-resistant material. The fans are silent even at maximum working power and the dimensions are compact with the smallest possible footprint. The electric absorption at working regime corresponds to 100 W. The European Certifications certify the excellent thermal efficiency at the best consumption. All these features make the King 12 Kw 10 pellet stove an efficient, functional and excellent quality product. Product Guarantee All products for sale on our site are new and packed. The warranty on this item is 24 months from the date of purchase.

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Technical features m3 heated : 230 m3 Nominal thermal power useful : 2.64-9.05 kW Overall thermal power: 2.84-10.1 kW Hourly pellet consumption (max-min): 2..06 - 0.58 Kg-h Efficiency (max-min): 92.7 - 89.53% Fumes exhaust duct: Ø 80 mm Pellet tank capacity: 20 - 13 Liters / Kg Autonomy (max-min): 22 - 6 h Operating electrical power: 100 - 300 watts Dimensions (WxDxH): 496 x 478 x 1012 mm Net weight : 87 kg Color: Bordeaux General characteristics PELLET STOVES You don't need the normal wooden logs that we are all used to seeing, but tiny pre-compressed products ( pellets ), these are ecological fuels with a very high caloric yield, obtained from the pressing of residues and fragments of the best wood, without adding glues; just think that their real yield is close to 90%. Features of pellet stoves: BRAZIER the brazier is easily removable for daily cleaning ELECTRONICS new electronics capable of predicting the weekly switch-on and switch-off schedules REMOTE CONTROL New design multi-function remote control, with LCD screen HEAT EXCHANGER shell and tube heat exchanger to increase thermal performance. Pipe sizes are reduced to avoid turbulence and noise SECONDARY CONVECTION in the combustion chamber there is a secondary convection to improve the combustion of the pellets COMBUSTION CHAMBER removable steel walls to facilitate cleaning of pellet combustion residue CLEAN GLASS air emission near the glass to prevent it from getting dirty GRILL The tank is equipped with a protective grid to prevent contact with the pellet loading mechanisms ASH COLLECTOR DRAWER drawer placed under the brazier to collect the ash produced by combustion SAFETY stove complete with temperature probes to monitor correct operation in safety FANS silence of the stove even at maximum working power PRESSURE SWITCH safety device that signals any obstructions in the smoke outlet KING 118 With a slightly elongated aesthetic compared to the smaller models, the model 12 pellet stove develops a power of 10.10 kw with which it is possible to cover a space of about 100 m2, therefore suitable for those who want to heat with the heat of the pellet medium-sized environments, thanks to the high efficiency you will obtain considerable savings in terms of consumption compared to a traditional pellet stove, King brings the heat of pellets into your homes at an exceptional price. Characteristics: The King 12 Kw 10 pellet stove is able to increase thermal performance and efficiency with considerable savings on consumption costs, reaching a maximum efficiency of 92.70%. . If 100% is the percentage of heat extrapolated from pellet combustion, 92.70% is the percentage of heat released into the environment, and only 8.3% is the percentage of heat from exhaust fumes. To obtain these results, careful planning was required, capable of extending the exchange surface inside the stove body, to extrapolate the maximum amount of heat from the fumes before they are pushed out of the fume extractor fan. The fumes leave the stove at a very low temperature of 149.5°C. Only after this scrupulous and compact construction does a stove become a KING stove. The stove is equipped with a multifunction remote control with an elegant design and LCD screen, a tube bundle heat exchanger to increase thermal performance and an easily removable brazier for daily cleaning. The size of the pipes has decreased to avoid turbulence and noise. The King pellet stove is designed with new electronics capable of predicting the weekly switch-on and switch-off schedules. Furthermore, in the combustion chamber there is a secondary convection to improve the combustion of the pellets. The combustion chamber features removable steel walls and a classic finish, to facilitate cleaning of pellet combustion residue. The emission of air takes place near the glass to avoid fouling. The tank is equipped with a grid so as to prevent contact with the pellet loading mechanisms. The stove is also equipped with temperature probes to monitor correct operation in safety, a pressure switch to signal any obstructions in the flue outlet and height-adjustable feet in scratch-resistant material. The fans are silent even at maximum working power and the dimensions are compact with the smallest possible footprint. The electric absorption at working regime corresponds to 100 W. The European Certifications certify the excellent thermal efficiency at the best consumption. All these features make the King 12 Kw 10 pellet stove an efficient, functional and excellent quality product. Product Guarantee All products for sale on our site are new and packed. The warranty on this item is 24 months from the date of purchase.

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Technical features heated m3: 230 m3 Overall power (max-min) 10.1-2.84 kW Rated power (max-min) 9.05-2.64 kW Hourly pellet consumption (max-min) 2.06-0.58 Kg-h Efficiency (max-min) 92.7-89.53% 80 mm flue exhaust duct Pellet tank capacity 20-13 litres-kg Autonomy (max-min) 22-6 h Operating electric power 100-300 W Dimensions (WxDxH) 520x490x950 mm Weight 87kg Colour: anthracite grey General characteristics PELLET STOVES Why Wood or Pellet? The need to use alternative energy sources arises spontaneously. Using wood is nothing more than the rediscovery of the primordial source of heating, focusing on a Renewable Energy. In fact, wood and pellets are among the renewable sources and the carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted for the production of energy does not increase that present in the environment, but is the same that the plants first absorbed to develop and which would into the atmosphere through the normal decomposition processes of wood at the end of their life cycle. The use of wood and pellets therefore puts carbon dioxide C02 into the atmosphere making it available again to plants which will absorb it through the process of chlorophyll photosynthesis. The thermal energy produced from wood or pellets is an intelligent eco-sustainable and at the same time economic alternative if compared to fossil fuels since the purchase price is 50/60% lower. Absolute convenience using wood or pellets. Those who heat with wood become independent of traditional energy sources and the supply of wood is always guaranteed. Heating with wood means heating following the natural cycle of CO2 (carbon dioxide). During combustion, the wood is released into the atmosphere a quantity of CO2 equal to that which a tree would develop after being felled, in the decomposition phase; the same amount that a healthy shrub could absorb anyway. For this reason, the use of energy obtainable from wood is to be considered neutral from the point of view of CO2 emissions and does not contribute in the least to the increase in the greenhouse effect; on the contrary, for every liter of fuel replaced by wood, significant quantities of CO2 emissions are avoided. The use of wood and pellet stoves reduce costs while increasing the heat output. KING ROUND 12 Steel cladding Front ventilation Removable cast iron hearth Exchanger manual cleaning Safety thermostat Weekly chronothermostat Remote control

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Technical features Overall power (max-min): 23.6 - 5.4 kW Rated power (max-min): 22.14 - 5.1 kW Power delivered to water (max-min): 18.1 - 3.9 kW Power delivered to the environment (max-min): 3.8 - 1.8 kW Hourly pellet consumption (max-min): 4.04 - 1.2 kg-h Efficiency (max-min): 95.4 - 93.8% Fumes exhaust duct: 80 ø mm Pellet tank capacity: 64.6 - 42 litres-kg Autonomy (max-min): 39 - 9 h Operating electric power: 140 - 350 W Dimensions (WxDxH): 611x671x1266 mm Weight: 230kg With remote control and room fan General characteristics PELLET THERMOSTOVES The wood or pellet thermo-products make use of technologically advanced design solutions which allow the thermal power of the fire to be exploited both to heat the room and to produce hot water which feeds the traditional radiator system of the whole house. This double use makes the thermo-products unique in their kind and allows an optimal thermal yield and considerable savings. The thermo-products are particular devices designed for connection to the home heating system (for example the radiators or the underfloor system), they can be easily integrated into the existing boiler or to a solar thermal system for the production of domestic hot water . The choice of the appliance to be installed must be made according to specific individual needs, thus evaluating the overall thermal power required and the method with which the thermo-stove will be connected to the system. Why Wood or Pellet? The need to use alternative energy sources arises spontaneously. Using wood is nothing more than the rediscovery of the primordial source of heating, focusing on a Renewable Energy. In fact, wood and pellets are among the renewable sources and the carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted for the production of energy does not increase that present in the environment, but is the same that the plants first absorbed to develop and which would into the atmosphere through the normal decomposition processes of wood at the end of their life cycle. The use of wood and pellets therefore puts carbon dioxide C02 into the atmosphere making it available again to plants which will absorb it through the process of chlorophyll photosynthesis. The thermal energy produced from wood or pellets is an intelligent eco-sustainable and at the same time economic alternative if compared to fossil fuels since the purchase price is 50/60% lower. Absolute convenience using wood or pellets. Those who heat with wood become independent of traditional energy sources and the supply of wood is always guaranteed. Heating with wood means heating following the natural cycle of CO2 (carbon dioxide). During combustion, the wood is released into the atmosphere a quantity of CO2 equal to that which a tree would develop after being felled, in the decomposition phase; the same amount that a healthy shrub could absorb anyway. For this reason, the use of energy obtainable from wood is to be considered neutral from the point of view of CO2 emissions and does not contribute in the least to the increase in the greenhouse effect; on the contrary, for every liter of fuel replaced by wood, significant quantities of CO2 emissions are avoided. The use of wood and pellet stoves reduce costs while increasing the heat output. Features of pellet stoves: BRAZIER the brazier is easily removable for daily cleaning ELECTRONICS new electronics capable of predicting the weekly switch-on and switch-off schedules REMOTE CONTROL New design multi-function remote control, with LCD screen HEAT EXCHANGER shell and tube heat exchanger to increase thermal performance. Pipe sizes are reduced to avoid turbulence and noise SECONDARY CONVECTION in the combustion chamber there is a secondary convection to improve the combustion of the pellets COMBUSTION CHAMBER removable steel walls to facilitate cleaning of pellet combustion residue CLEAN GLASS air emission near the glass to prevent it from getting dirty GRILL The tank is equipped with a protective grid to prevent contact with the pellet loading mechanisms ASH COLLECTOR DRAWER drawer placed under the brazier to collect the ash produced by combustion SAFETY stove complete with temperature probes to monitor correct operation in safety FANS silence of the stove even at maximum working power PRESSURE SWITCH safety device that signals any obstructions in the smoke outlet

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Technical features Overall power (max-min): 9.72 - 3.04 kW Rated power (max-min): 9.01 - 2.92 kW Hourly pellet consumption (max-min): 1.98 - 0.92 kg-h Efficiency (max-min): 95.93 - 92.66% Fumes exhaust duct: 80 ø mm Pellet tank capacity: 17 litres-kg Autonomy (max-min): 27.41 - 8.5 h Operating electric power: 100 - 300 W Dimensions (WxDxH): 935x249x935 mm Weight: 100kg General characteristics DUCTED PELLET STOVES The products called "ducted" can transport the heat to rooms adjacent to the room where the stove is installed, simply and without large installation costs. However, it is always important to evaluate the maximum ductable distance of the chosen product together with an expert, to guarantee the best use of the appliance and correct comfort in the rooms. Why Wood or Pellet? The need to use alternative energy sources arises spontaneously. Using wood is nothing more than the rediscovery of the primordial source of heating, focusing on a Renewable Energy. In fact, wood and pellets are among the renewable sources and the carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted for the production of energy does not increase that present in the environment, but is the same that the plants first absorbed to develop and which would into the atmosphere through the normal decomposition processes of wood at the end of their life cycle. The use of wood and pellets therefore puts carbon dioxide C02 into the atmosphere making it available again to plants which will absorb it through the process of chlorophyll photosynthesis. The thermal energy produced from wood or pellets is an intelligent eco-sustainable and at the same time economic alternative if compared to fossil fuels since the purchase price is 50/60% lower. Absolute convenience using wood or pellets. Those who heat with wood become independent of traditional energy sources and the supply of wood is always guaranteed. Heating with wood means heating following the natural cycle of CO2 (carbon dioxide). During combustion, the wood is released into the atmosphere a quantity of CO2 equal to that which a tree would develop after being felled, in the decomposition phase; the same amount that a healthy shrub could absorb anyway. For this reason, the use of energy obtainable from wood is to be considered neutral from the point of view of CO2 emissions and does not contribute in the least to the increase in the greenhouse effect; on the contrary, for every liter of fuel replaced by wood, significant quantities of CO2 emissions are avoided. The use of wood and pellet stoves reduce costs while increasing the heat output. Features of pellet stoves: BRAZIER the brazier is easily removable for daily cleaning ELECTRONICS new electronics capable of predicting the weekly switch-on and switch-off schedules REMOTE CONTROL New design multi-function remote control, with LCD screen HEAT EXCHANGER shell and tube heat exchanger to increase thermal performance. Pipe sizes are reduced to avoid turbulence and noise SECONDARY CONVECTION in the combustion chamber there is a secondary convection to improve the combustion of the pellets COMBUSTION CHAMBER removable steel walls to facilitate cleaning of pellet combustion residue CLEAN GLASS air emission near the glass to prevent it from getting dirty GRILL The tank is equipped with a protective grid to prevent contact with the pellet loading mechanisms ASH COLLECTOR DRAWER drawer placed under the brazier to collect the ash produced by combustion SAFETY stove complete with temperature probes to monitor correct operation in safety FANS silence of the stove even at maximum working power PRESSURE SWITCH safety device that signals any obstructions in the smoke outlet.

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Technical features m3 heated : 145 m3 Overall power (max-min): 6.15 - 2.7 kW Rated power (max-min): 5.53 - 2.5 kW Hourly pellet consumption (max-min): 1.34 - 0.57 Kg-h Efficiency (max-min): 93.34 - 90 % Fumes exhaust duct: Ø 80 mm Pellet tank capacity: 17 - 11 Liters / Kg Autonomy (max-min): 19 - 8 h Operating electrical power: 100 - 300 watts Dimensions (LxWxH): 430x430x765 mm Net weight: 45kg Color: Grey Remote control: available as an accessory. General characteristics PELLET STOVES You don't need the normal wooden logs that we are all used to seeing, but tiny pre-compressed products ( pellets ), these are ecological fuels with a very high caloric yield, obtained from the pressing of residues and fragments of the best wood, without adding glues; just think that their real yield is close to 90%. Features of pellet stoves: BRAZIER the brazier is easily removable for daily cleaning ELECTRONICS new electronics capable of predicting the weekly switch-on and switch-off schedules REMOTE CONTROL New design multi-function remote control, with LCD screen HEAT EXCHANGER shell and tube heat exchanger to increase thermal performance. Pipe sizes are reduced to avoid turbulence and noise SECONDARY CONVECTION in the combustion chamber there is a secondary convection to improve the combustion of the pellets COMBUSTION CHAMBER removable steel walls to facilitate cleaning of pellet combustion residue CLEAN GLASS air emission near the glass to prevent it from getting dirty GRILL The tank is equipped with a protective grid to prevent contact with the pellet loading mechanisms ASH COLLECTOR DRAWER drawer placed under the brazier to collect the ash produced by combustion SAFETY stove complete with temperature probes to monitor correct operation in safety FANS silence of the stove even at maximum working power PRESSURE SWITCH safety device that signals any obstructions in the smoke outlet KING 60 The smallest model in the range, a high-efficiency model suitable for heating rooms up to 55 m², ideal for small spaces or to help heat the house in order to obtain a reduction in the overall consumption of your home. Characteristics: There King 60 Kw is able to increase thermal performance and efficiency with considerable savings on consumption costs, reaching a maximum efficiency of 92.70%. The stove is clad in steel , has a cast iron hearth, which can be easily removed for daily cleaning. The size of the pipes has decreased to avoid turbulence and noise. The King Kw 60 pellet stove is designed with new electronics capable of predicting the weekly switch-on and switch-off schedules . Furthermore, in the combustion chamber there is a secondary convection to improve the combustion of the pellets. The combustion chamber features removable steel walls and a classic finish, to facilitate cleaning of pellet combustion residue. The emission of air takes place near the glass to avoid fouling. The tank is equipped with a grid so as to prevent contact with the pellet loading mechanisms. The European Certifications certify the excellent thermal efficiency at the best consumption. All these features make the King 60 pellet stove an efficient, functional and excellent quality product.

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