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Fuels
2.3 Weight and dimensions
The weight and dimensions of the product vary depending
on the type and model. The serial plate includes important
information – such as the serial number – for identifying the
appliance.
2.4 Function
The fireplace inserts are room air-dependent combustion
systems and fulfil the following function:

Individual room heating (stove) by warm air and radiation
heat, produced by the combustion cycle in the firebox.
Fig. 10: Heating circuit, diagram
2.4.1 Fire box
The firebox is used to burn wood fuels. The oxygen needed
for combustion is supplied through openings in the lower
part of the appliance. The heating gases produced by the
combustion process are discharged through a flue gas
connector. For greater efficiency, additional equipment can
be connected downstream of the fireplace insert. Depending
on the design, these can lead to higher convective output,
heat storage or hot water heating. The exhaust gases are
then transported to the chimney via the connection pipe.
The wood ash produced remains in the firebox without ash
collector, and with appliances with ash box it is collected
under the firebox.
2.5 Heating technology and environment
Wood is an energy source that is constantly regenerated and
is CO2-neutral in terms of the environment and in the natural
cycle.
Fig. 11: Environmental and wood cycle
The fireplace inserts are technically designed for optimum
combustion with low CO2 emissions and achieve a high
energy efficiency class.
The prerequisite for optimum use of this heating technology
is the professional design and installation of the appliance by
the specialist company and regular care and maintenance of
the fireplace.
The selection of fuels used also has a positive impact on
combustion efficiency in the fireplace.
3. Fuels
PROHIBITED! Never use waste materials as fuel!
Only use the fuels approved for the appliance!
The fireplace inserts are solely designed for logs
and wood briquettes. Never use coal, peat, wood
pellets or other fuels!
3.1 Prohibited fuels
Newly felled, impregnated, painted, glued or coated wood,
chipboard, shavings and sawdust, bark and chipboard waste,
cardboard, waste paper briquettes, plastics and household
waste are all prohibited fuels!