Usage
The Dory 50 hot air and radiant stoves are designed for heating and warming a wide range of spaces, including workshops, warehouses, industrial buildings, construction sites, residential areas, guesthouses, restaurants, halls, club rooms, and recreational facilities. They provide an ideal solution for efficient heating across various types of buildings.
Fuel
The Dory 50 stove allows the combustion of wood or wood briquettes, offering flexibility in fuel choice.
Thoughtful Construction and Rapid Heat Development
The Dory 50 stove features a well-thought-out design with a hot air heat exchanger and a radial fan for efficient distribution of hot air. Thanks to its secondary combustion system, CB, the stoves achieve very high efficiency.
- Hot Air Heat Exchanger: Efficiently captures heat from the flue gases, significantly reducing heating costs. The heat exchanger includes a scraping element that allows for easy cleaning of the heat transfer surfaces, ensuring long-term efficiency and proper function.
- Rapid Heat Development: After a short warm-up period, the fan starts to quickly distribute warm air throughout the room. The fan is positioned at the lower rear of the stove to minimize the risk of damage in the event of a power outage.
Clean Combustion
The Dory 50 stoves are equipped with a combustion chamber lined with robust fire-resistant form parts to maintain high temperatures and ensure complete combustion. The two-chamber secondary combustion system CB meets the strictest European emission standards.
- Low Emissions and Fuel Savings: The stoves produce very low emissions and consume up to 40% less fuel compared to conventional stoves of similar performance. Fire-resistant form parts also protect the inner metal components of the combustion chamber from high temperatures, significantly extending their lifespan.
Easy Performance Regulation
The stove’s performance can be easily regulated by adjusting the primary air supply using a controllable flap on the door. Primary and secondary air are optimally set from the factory.
- Control Unit: An additional control unit for regulating the fan speed, which blows hot air from the stove, can be purchased separately. The unit can operate in automatic or manual mode. In automatic mode, the fan speed is adjusted based on the current stove performance (temperature).
Main Advantages of the Dory 50 Hot Air Stoves
- Meets emission standards EN 13240, I. BlmSchV Stufe 2, 15a B-VG, Ecodesign2022
- High efficiency (over 85%)
- Immediate heat development
- Secondary combustion system, low emissions
- Stainless steel heat-resistant secondary air supply
- Radial fan
- Heat exchanger cleaning with a single pull
- Long burn duration
- Easy control of primary air supply
- Combustion chamber lined with fire-resistant concrete form parts (long lifespan)
- Automatic fan speed regulation (optional accessory)
- Rust-free combustion system
- Low wood consumption (up to 40%)
- Glass cleaning
- Can heat logs up to 1050 mm in length
Technical Data
| Nominal Power | 45,4 kW |
|---|---|
| Heat Output | 25 – 50 kW |
| Heated Room Volume | 800-1600 m³ |
| Fuel Consumption | 12,5 kg/h |
| Efficiency Class | A+ |
| Efficiency | 85,2 % |
| CO Emissions at O₂=13% | 0,0717 % |
| Heated Air Flow | 1 400 m³/h |
| Constant Outlet Temperature | 50 – 110 °C |
| Maximum Fan Power | 224 W |
| Flue Gas Temperature | 189 °C |
| Flue Pipe Diameter | 200 mm |
| Chimney Draft | 12 Pa |
| Max Log Length | 1 050 mm |
| Depth of Stove Body (with Fan) | 1 390 (1 650) mm |
| Width | 710 mm |
| Height | 1 300 mm |
| Weight | 383 kg |
