Valerian 8

Valerian, a wood-burning heating stove, is the first model of the TMF latest heating stove’ line.

The stove is designed for efficient air-heating of premises with total volume of 130 m3.

The stove is an improved copy of well-known long burning heating stove.

There are two main thing, that differs Valerian from its prototype.

Firstly, there are side panels that lower heat emission, improve convection and protect from touching the heated parts of fire chamber by accident.

Secondly, its original trendy design of the fire box door, including its hinges and its locking mechanism, which differs it from other similar stoves.

The stove is made of identical convectional pipes set surrounding the furnace. Cold air passing through hot pipes, heated by burning fuel emission, creates the natural convection owing to which quicker heating of the air and its even distribution over the premises are achieved.

There is a deflector in the upper part of the fire chamber dividing the burning area from the flue outlet, which provides lowering the end gases temperature and improves efficiency.

Hermetically sealed furnace door has the translucent screen window for visual control of burning. The glass is self-cleaned due to direction of the primary flow of the air. Locking mechanism secures the door in closed position by turning the handle right and down.

Burning intensity adjustment valve allows to choose any mode of burning for the stove without using step-by-step control.

Valerian is being produced as a serial model of 8 kW capacity.

The stove is painted with organic-silicone enamel in «anthracite» colour.

This model is well suited to air heating of small residential areas, garages, basements, greenhouses and etc.