Description
Kazan by Invicta is a wood stove made entirely of cast iron and finished in anthracite, with a double combustion system and ceramic glass.
--
Double combustion is a process by which the unburned particles from the first phase of combustion, in the lower part of the fireplace or stove, are fully used in the upper area by passing through an air current that causes a second combustion. (when coming into contact with more oxygen again). To achieve double combustion, the fireplace must be designed in a very specific way, since the process requires a certain combination of heat in the combustion chamber, volume of air supplied, height of the second air supply, and temperature of the combustion chamber. same.
- front loading
- continuous fire 10 hours
- CO rate: 0.08%
