Stovax County 3 Multi Fuel Stove

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Stovax County 3 Multi Fuel Stove

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Meeting the 2022 ecodesign standards for efficiency and air quality, the County 3’s diminuative stature belies is powerful heat output. Capable of outputing 5kWs of heat into your living space, this versatile stove offers spectacular flame views through its large window. Although smaller than the County 5, the svelt County 3 is suitable for houseboats, summerhouses and garden workshops.

The County 3 is able to burn smokeless fuels such as Anthracite or wood with equal efficiency and with the built-in heat shield, you can position the stove closer to combustibles to save as much space as possible.

Features of the County 3

Colour options	Black
Construction	Steel Body | Cast Iron Door
Log length	20cm (7 7/8 inch)
Dimensions (HxWxD)	511 x 389 x 277mm
Eco 2022 Compliant / SIA Eco Design Ready	Yes
DEFRA Approved	Yes
Cleanburn and Air Wash Glass Clean Systems	Yes
Fuel Type	Multi Fuel – Burns wood and smokeless fuels
Flue Type	Conventional
Flue Diameter	127mmm
Flue Exit	Rear or top
Heating Efficiency	Up to 78.1%
Heat Output Range	2-5kW
Nominal Heat Output	4.8kW
Flame Only Mode	N/A
Remote Control	N/A
Thermostatic Control	N/A
External Air Supply	No

Please note: Flue pipe is not included with the appliance and must be purchased separately.

Are Wood Burning Stoves Good for the Environment?

The modern wood burning stoves of today ensure very low emission and low carbon heating for our homes. Recently there have been a number of very misleading reports in the news suggesting stoves are responsible for contributing far more particulate emissions than they actually do. Far from being the problem, modern wood burning stoves are actually a positive solution to a sustainable future domestic heating strategy.

Do you know if you are in a smoke controlled area

It is important that the correct research is carried out on the area you live in before you make a stove purchase. You can check what you can and cannot burn on the gov.uk and whether or not you require a smoke control kit. Find out now.

What does DEFRA Approved mean?

A DEFRA Approved stove is a stove that you are able to install within a smoke controlled area of the United Kingdom.

Safety

Please be aware that all stoves, supplied online and in store, when lit are hot to touch and will burn. Please take care with your fire and use always ensure a fire guard is used with children. When opening any stove door and adding logs it is also advised that a set of fire proof gloves are recommended.

Shutting down your fire

To shut down your stove is an controlled and safe manner, Bell advise that you close the air feed, which in turn will starve the fire of oxygen resulting in the extinguishing of the fire.

Cleaning your stove

Multi Fuel – You be able to leave your stove for a few fires to build a bed of ash onto the fire grate which you would disturb but not empty prior the lighting process. To allow a good flow of air to pass underneath the fuel bed, wood will generally burn better and slower on a bed of ash. Coal – Generally you will need to clean your fire grate prior to starting the lighting process of your stove. Having your chimney swept – Have your chimney swept on a regular basis. Please refer to HETAS for a certified chimney sweep.