Domestic boilers

• K type boilers

  
  • K-16
  • K-20
  • K-25
  • K-30
  • K-35
  • K-50

  Bottom combustion boiler is the one, in which at the same time not all, but only the fuel in the bottom layer burns. This prolongs the burning time. Moreover, the fuel burns evenly, thus maintaining a stable and high efficiency.
  K-type boilers have a double-conversion boiler design, which allows the smoke to travel a longer way before entering the chimney, thus K-type boilers have a high efficiency of up to 75%.
  These boilers are equipped with a ceramic catalyst to maintain a higher temperature in the combustion zone. There are cleaning openings in the upper part and on the side of the boiler, through which soot is removed from the inner walls of the boiler.
  Drier wood (firewood humidity about 15%, but not more than 20%) is required to burn a boiler of this model. It can also be fired with sawdust, peat briquettes, coal.
  Boilers of this model are produced from 16 kW.

• MT types boilers

  
  • K-10 MT
  • K-12 MT
  • K-16 MT

  MT type boilers are boilers of single smoke translation design for heating up to 160 square meters. Boilers of this type are not demanding chimney draft. They can be fired with wetter wood (up to 25% moisture) because condensate does not accumulate in the boiler. As a result, the boiler does not have side cleaning, but, like the K-type boiler, there is a built-in ceramic catalyst that maintains a higher temperature in the combustion zone, thus promoting better fuel combustion.
  During the nominal operating mode, the boiler efficiency reaches up to 70%.
  Boilers of this model are manufactured from 8kW power, so they are suitable for heating even a very small area. Other fuels used: sawdust, peat, wood briquettes.

• Direct combustion boilers

  
  • Sigma 16
  • Sigma 20

  The Sigma 16 and Sigma 20 have a simple and reliable design. In this type of boiler all the fuel burns at the same time, so it heats the heat carrier in the system very quickly. These economy-class boilers are designed for heating premises of various purposes which have an area of up to 200 square meters. Used fuel: wood, coal, various types of briquettes. The thickness of the boiler inner walls is 6mm. The frame is made of heat-resistant special steel. This ensures durability and maximum benefit to the user.

• Sauna heaters

  
  • PK 1
  • PK 2
  • PK 3
  • PK-4
  • PK-mini

  Antara sauna heater is an air heating device (hereinafter the heater) for heating a domestic sauna or a steam bath.
  The body of the heater is welded from 6 mm thick steel sheets. The bag for stones is welded from round steel bars.
  The sauna stones stacked in the basket and heated in the sauna maintain a stable temperature and generate steam. Protruding flat metal parts are attached to the outer structure of the heater, thus creating a larger surface area for the heat to be released to the atmosphere (for stones). Since the extended fuel loading tunnel is protruded through the wall during installation, the heater is fired from the dressing-room.
  If purchased separately, a water heating tank for hot water preparation can be installed.