The Nordic Fire Rosanna is a wood-burning boiler stove with heavy cast-iron elements and is equipped with the latest central heating technology. Thanks to the large heat exchanger and insulating glass, the majority of the heat is transferred to the central heating system. This means that this heater can also be placed in a smaller space.
The innovative insulating glass
The Rosanna central heating wood stove is fitted with the new and innovative insulating glass as standard. This type of insulating glass is extra thick and contains a new type of coating that makes the insulation up to 16 times better than the reflection glasses known so far. Thanks to this improvement, the distribution of the heat is even more optimal, because even more heat goes to the central heating. It also ensures a higher combustion temperature, which further reduces emissions.
The Rosanna steel is standard equipped with a warming plate on top of the stove: cozy and functional.
Nordic Fire has all the accessories to connect your central heating fire correctly and safely. Ask your dealer for the correct installation in your situation. They can inform you about this in detail.
Description
The Nordic Fire Rosanna central heating wood stove is a wood-burning boiler stove with heavy cast-iron elements and is equipped with the latest central heating technology, with large heat exchanger and insulating glass.
Technical Data
| Maximum power | 13.5 kW |
| Rated power | 9.5 kW |
| Nominal heating system power | 6.7 kW |
| Room rated power | 2.8 kW |
| Wood consumption rate | 2.7kg/h |
| Efficiency | 81.8 % |
| Dimensions H x W x D | 995 x 605 x 540 mm |
| Flue outlet | Top or rear |
| Flue outlet diameter | Ø 150 mm |
| External air supply | Ø 100 mm |
| Weight | 164 kg |
| Suitable for logs of | 35 cm |
| Window cleaning system | YES |
| Safety cooling coil | YES |
ENERGY LABEL
The environment and sustainability are of great importance to Nordic Fire. That is why our wood burning stoves are developed in accordance with the strict European legislation on which EcoDesign2022 is based. The focus is on minimizing the emissions of particulate matter and CO2 when heating your home.