Hunter Herald 14 central heating stove multifuel 16kw IN STOCK

Technical details
Heat output
Burning wood - minimum to water 8.7kw, minimum to room 5.3kw
Burning smokeless fuels - minimum to water 10.3kw, minimum to room 3.7kw
Maximum heat output 13kw (44,000btu) to water, 4.5kw to room
Exceptionally hot airwash
Up to 73.6% efficient
Multi fuel grate for burning wood and solid fuel
Dust free, safe and easy riddling
Double or single doors
Optional crosses available for double door version.
Optional thermostat available

CENTRAL HEATING
The Hunter Herald 14 Central Heating stove includes a 'wraparound boiler' which gives an output of 45,000 Btu's. This should be enough output to provide heat for up to ten radiators and hot water in the average house.

HUNTER AIRWASH SYSTEM
The ‘airwash’ is achieved by very hot air being directed down behind the glass doors. This creates a screen between the fire and the glass preventing smoke or combustion particles coming into contact with the glass, leaving it clean to see through.

CHIMNEY SWEEPING
The Hunter Herald 14 has a removable throat plate. This gives easy access for sweeping the chimney, particularly important in integral boiler stoves.

The integral grate with external ‘riddling’ adjustment tool means the Herald can alternate from wood setting to multi-fuel by a single turn of the handle.

Safe and efficient for over-night burning
By reducing the air inflow to an absolute minimum, the fire will gently smoulder and remain alight throughout the night. When required, the fire will come to life by simply increasing the air flow into the stove.

SOLID FUEL
Controlled Air Movement For Optimum Solid Fuel Burning
When burning coal or smokeless fuels, and for easy lighting of the stove, air can be directed under the open grate and into the heart of the fire. This provides the optimum conditions for this type of fuel.

A dust free safe and easy riddling system
By simply moving the riddling tool up and down — which moves the grate open and closed — the Herald riddles safely with the minimum of effort. This is undertaken with the doors closed and is completely dust-free.

WOODBURNING
Controlled Air Movement For Optimum Woodburning
For wood burning air is directed into the top of the stove and heated in an air chamber before being ‘airwashed’ down inside the doors and into the heart of the wood fire. This is essential for efficient woodburning giving complete combustion and helps to keep the chimney clean.

When wood burning the grate is changed to the closed wood position which creates a flat base to ensure a deep bed of ash is allowes to build up.