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Multi-Fuel Stoves - Nestor Martin
Domestic Hot Water - The Harmony I |
Peoples' fascination with with fire may be primeval, but we now accept
our responsibility for world resources and the efficient use of all fuels. Whilst wood
has always been regarded as a fuel, it is being brought to the forefront of ecological
importance because when harvested from properly managed and sustained forests it can be
regarded as the most natural way to collect and store solar energy. Combustion is simply
the fastest of the many natural processes which assist the oxidization and decomposition
of the fuel, returning the elements to the state they were before its formation as part of
nature's life cycle.
Because it is poor and incomplete combustion which cause this cycle
to become unbalanced, the stove designers at Efel are constantly researching to develop
combustion techniques which are proven in thier laboratories to be the finest available.
The Harmony stoves incorporate the most advanced combustion systems ever developed;
stoves which let you watch one of nature's most fascinating phenomenons through the large
glass windowed door; stoves bringing you as close to nature as technologhy allows. The
Harmony one is available in matt cast iron, bottle green enamel and satin black enamel.
Click Here For Harmony I Dimensions
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Maximum Heat Output to Room
7kW
Maximum Log Length
457mm/18inches
Flue Outlet
125mm/5inches
Flue Outlet Position
The stove is supplied with fittings to allow either top or back outlets.
Finishes Available
Matt cast black, bottle green enamel & satin black enamel.
Accessories Supplied
Poker, riddling tool, ash pan withdrawing tool, air control adjusting tool, installation instructions,
& operating instructions. A plinth in a matching finish can be supplied as an optional extra.
thermostatic air control, top loading access.
Bi-Metallic Air Shutter
Giving measured changes in air flow rates to increase efficiency and reduce the formation of clinker.
Air Wash System
For ensuring the complete combustion of fuels which burn with large flames and to form a barrier of
air between the glass and these potentially staining fuels.
Thermostatically Controlled Burning
Allowing your temperature setting of the stove to dictate the burning rate of fuels needing an under
grate air supply.
Top Baffle System
Cast iron baffles route the hot gases through a long path, giving time for the heat to be released
to the stove while maintaining the combustion chamber temperature.
Cast Iron Protection Plates
When cleaning the stove these plates can be removed without fear of them crumbling as do mineral bricks.
Clean Riddling
The riddling lever, located behind the lower door, enables the grate to be riddled without opening
the stove or or ash pit.
Single Piece Glass
The stove's door is fitted with a single piece ceramic glass giving an uninterrupted view of the fire
with the maximum strength.
Direct Flue Path Damper
A cast iron door allowing the baffle system to be bypassed, for rapid flue warming, ensures trouble
free lighting.
Cast Iron Log Guard
A multi fingered guard preventing any logs from rolling out of a fire if the front door is used.
Convection Panel
A vented panel at the back of the stove converts the rear radiated heat of the stove into a flow of
convected heat directly into the room.
Ash Pan
The ash pan is easily removed and generously sized.
Side Loading
Giving the facility to load the stove with logs or coal without spilling ash and more simple than by
using the front door.
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