Wood cooker stove Prometey Retro Eco with left flue, 7kW

With an efficiency of 83.63%, this stylish stove is among the most efficient in its class! It saves wood, protects the environment and minimizes waste from the combustion process. It is classified as an A+ energy class, making it an extremely suitable choice for any home.

What distinguishes this "Eco Design" model from ordinary kitchen stoves?

Up to 30% less wood consumption
Thanks to its energy-efficient design, the Retro Eco stove reduces wood consumption by approximately 30%. For example, if a standard kitchen stove consumes about 6 tons of wood for the entire heating season, with this model you will need about 4 tons. This is due to the airtight casing, which prevents air from entering outside the controlled areas and provides you with full control of the combustion process.

Fine combustion control
Combustion can be regulated using two regulators positioned on the combustion chamber door:

• “Primary Air” regulator (at the bottom) – Used during ignition, it remains open for quick ignition, then it should be completely closed.
• "Secondary air" regulator (at the top) – Can be adjusted according to the desired intensity:

1. Fully open – for quick warming.
2. Open at 50% – to maintain standard power.
3. Open at 10% – for slow and prolonged burning at night (about 3-4 hours).

Important: Do not close the regulator completely, as this may cause the glass to become dirty and the fire to go out.

High energy efficiency – 83.63% efficiency
While ordinary stoves reach an efficiency of around 60%, in which nearly 40% of the heat is lost through the chimney, "Retro Eco" achieves an efficiency of 83.63%, limiting losses to just 16%.

Clean and ecological combustion
This stove is designed not only to reduce fuel consumption, but also to be environmentally friendly. In addition to "Primary" and "Secondary" air, it also has a "Tertiary" air supply system, which:

• It improves combustion and serves as a natural filter.
• It additionally burns the gases released during combustion, preventing them from escaping through the chimney.
• This process, known as secondary combustion, increases overall efficiency and contributes to a cleaner environment.