Harmony stove - Marble Hill Fireplaces

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Harmony Brochure 2009:Harmony Brochure 2006 08067670
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Natural Energy Company
H A R M O N Y
Euroheat
An unequalled range of traditional
wood, multifuel, gas and oil burning stoves from Euroheat
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The Harmony range of stoves
from Euroheat
Page 4 Wood and Multifuel Stoves
Harmony 13
Harmony 23
Harmony 33
Harmony 43
Page 20 Gas Conventional Stoves
Harmony 14
Harmony 24
Harmony 34
Harmony 44
Page 34 Gas Balanced Stoves
Harmony 15
Harmony 25
Harmony 35
Harmony 45
Page 38 Oil Stoves
Harmony 11
Harmony 21
Harmony 31
Sustainableenergy
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Euroheat’s traditional range of Harmony wood
The large double glazed viewing door offers
and multifuel stoves are thoroughbreds amongst
nights of passion and days of warmth with the
stoves. Their bold lines and classic proportions
solid cast iron stove cradling the heat and
will fit gracefully into any style of home, but
releasing it slowly.
more than this, Harmony stoves have been
The remote control allows full control over the
finely tuned to offer the very best in
flames allowing the maximum turndown of any
performance.
stove, with overnight burning you do not even
Each and every single Euroheat Harmony stove
have to relight your stove in the mornings.
is packed full of technology that enable these
Experience the power and charm of a Harmony
stoves to be the most efficient, the most
wood or multifuel stove for yourself, no other
environmentally friendly stoves on the market.
stove comes close.
Passionate, powerful, dramatic, low CO2 and very eco friendly
While we all worry about climate change by
warmth and to marvel at how little fuel you
changing to a wood burning stove we can help
actually need in order to run your stove.
reduce our own carbon emissions. The Harmony
Today, we all realise that heating our houses has its
multifuel range utilizes the latest technology in
own particular environmental impact and this has
order to burn two commercially available solid
led to renewed interest in using more energy
fuels, seasoned wood and smokeless coal. The
efficient types of heating.
multifuel range gives you the freedom to choose
Because the requirements for burning wood and
your preferred fuel and the versatility to switch to
coal correctly are so different, it's easy to assume
another fuel if necessary. Smokeless coal for long,
that a multifuel stove is something of a
unattended burning simply for heating and use
compromise and won't achieve the standards set
wood for those dark winter afternoons when the
by single fuel stoves. While this might be true of a
visual interest of the burning logs is almost as
stove adapted from a single-fuel design, it's not
important as the heat itself. It's this versatility
true of the Harmony multifuel range which has
that's at the heart of the Harmony multifuel range
been designed to be multifuel from the start of the
of stoves which are as efficient at burning either
process right through to its final manufacture.
type of fuel, leaving you free to simply enjoy the
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The welcoming aroma of a wood burning stove
Top or rear flue
Standard on all models.
Solid, cast iron construction
Combustion chamber lined with cast iron protection plates, not fragile
vermiculite board or bricks. These plates, together with the grate and
grate frame, can be removed for cleaning.
ZR air delivery
ZR air delivery system giving slow moving
flames, achieving high efficiency and lower
emission.
Built to exacting
specifications, not to a price
The Harmony stoves have been designed to meet
and less damaging to the environment
with the highest European standards for efficiency
as well as keeping the large double
Plexus air control
and emission limits without resorting to the use of
glazed door clean.
Plexus air control management, using
computer profiled cams to govern the air
supplies precisely.
complex controls or components with a limited
Plexus air control management, using
life. They are constructed taking maximum
computer profiled cams to govern the air
advantage of the qualities of the core components,
supply precisely.
steel and cast iron.
characteristics of each Harmony stove making
Each Harmony stove is packed full of technical
it uniquely suitable for remote control. It allows
features such as the ZR air delivery system. It
you the operator precise control over the heat
delivers its pre-heated air throughout the
output, full control over the flame pattern,
combustion chamber as a gentle breeze rather
always ensuring the balance between the
Choice of colour
than a curtain of air travelling down the glass to
release of the fuel’s combustible with the
Traditional cast iron, satin black enamel or bottle
green enamel
the bottom of the chamber. This means the
available air.
volatile components of the fuel are burned as a
Even the smallest details of the stove are
priority, before any unused air is available to cause
generous, the ash pan size is well
the fire to generate more volatile components;
proportioned to provide excellent ash
this ensures clean, complete, combustion. Clean
storage for the stove’s burning capacity, it
combustion not needing a curtain of air to protect
can be easily removed and handled
the glass from unburned tars is both more efficient
using the tool provided.
Double glazed
The double glazed door adds extra security, together with
increased resistance to tar deposits.
External riddling
The bottom grate can be rotated externally
while the stove is operating
It tunes the burning
Cast iron
The outer shell of all Harmony stoves is
made from cast iron. Superb design features and
with the huge advantage of stored energy
Multi layered construction
The outer shell of all Harmony stoves is made from cast iron. The middle layer is a
steel envelope, which is completely air tight. The inner layer is cast iron for high
and prolonged combustion temperatures.
4 Harmony wood, multifuel, gas and oil stoves
Harmony wood, multifuel, gas and oil stoves 5
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Harmony 13
Multifuel
Wood, fire
and the family
For sheer pleasure, the beauty of real flames, the smell of
wood burning, the sense of creation and control of one of
natures natural forces cannot be equalled. The Harmony
range now boasts revolutionary combustion technologies
which enable stoves to achieve the highest levels of
efficiency and controllability, whether commanding warmth
to the furthest reaches of the largest home or discreetly
providing gentle background heating for the most modest
of spaces. Traditional classic lines gracefully outline these
magnificent stoves which subtly hide the technical advances
hidden within. The Harmony range brings an assured
opulence to any fireplace. When burning, with either wood
or coal, the stove provides a superb view of the fire, making
it an irresistible attraction to visitors and constant comfort to
members of the household. With global warming and the
world’s resources towards the top of peoples thoughts, the
efficient use of all fuels is becoming paramount. Whilst
wood has always been regarded as a fuel, it is being
brought to the forefront of ecological importance.
Stove illustrated, Harmony 13 satin black enamel with
brass handle and decorative plinth
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Harmony 23
Multifuel
Stunning in a
town house
When harvested from properly managed and sustained
forests, wood can be regarded as the most natural way to
collect and store solar energy. Combustion is simply the
fastest of the many natural processes which assist the
oxidization and decomposition of the fuel, returning
the elements to the state they were before its formation as
part of nature’s life cycle. Because it is poor and incomplete
combustion which causes this cycle to become unbalanced,
our stove designers are constantly researching to develop
combustion techniques which are proven in their
laboratories to be the best available. The Harmony stoves
incorporate the most advanced combustion systems ever
developed; stoves which let you watch one of nature’s most
fascinating phenomenons through the large glass windowed
door; stoves bringing you as close to nature as technology
allows. Cast iron is synonymous with the Industrial
Revolution. The Chinese were casting iron in the sixth
century B.C. and earlier castings dating from the fifth
century still survive.
brass handle
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Harmony 33
Multifuel
Magnificent
in the country
The material’s ability to tolerate high temperatures
without distorting, had already been known for over two
thousand years. When the Europeans began casting iron in
the mid-fifteenth century they made use of this well
understood property by choosing to produce fire backs,
ovens and stove tops.
Whilst today cast iron is used to manufacture crankshafts,
building supports, brake discs and saucepan’s, it remains a
material unsurpassed for stove building. Cast iron’s ability to
remain stable in extremes of heat allow variations to the
thickness of material to provide the optimum heat storage
capacity for the stove to balance any differing heat outputs
caused by reduced fire sizes when refuelling.
Our range of multifuel stoves represent a giant leap forward
in combustion technology. With the minimum of supervision
they burn more efficiently making them as environmentally
friendly as possible. This is the result of working to achieve
the most attractive and natural flame patterns possible,
from the most natural of fuels available.
Stove illustrated, Harmony 33 bottle green enamel with
brass handle
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Multifuel
Ideal for the
largest of homes
The plexus air control brings together all the elements
needed to give total control of the air supply to the stove.
This system governs the volume, proportion and direction of
combustion air, for normal operation or rapid ignition. This
principle creates perfect conditions for either wood or coal
burning. The air supply rate can be manually, remotely or
automatically operated. The air for wood burning is preheated from the moment it leaves the plexus air control by
being passed through a full width pre-heated chamber at
the back and top of the stove. Heating the air in this way
helps maintain the temperature of the stove’s combustion
chamber to ensure the products released from the wood do
not fall below their ignition temperature. This is further
helped by having the door of the stove double glazed. The
stove has the newly developed ZR air delivery system which
introduces the air for wood combustion not simply as an air
stream travelling down the glass of the door but as a gentle
flow throughout the entire combustion chamber. The slower
air delivery gives a more visually satisfying fire which will
be evident through the cleaner glass.
brass handle and glass plinth
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Smoke control approval UK
You can install a Euroheat multifuel or woodburning stove anywhere in the UK
Intense research and development and 150 years of
Euroheat’s trio of Harmony wood and multifuel stoves, the
experience has enabled Euroheat to bring you the
13, 23, and 33 are all authorised to burn wood in smoke
Harmony range of stoves, which now, achieve the highest
control areas. These stoves are meeting the stringent
heat efficiencies for wood stoves on the European market.
emission requirements for daily use and, we believe,
Our stoves are tested to meet the highest possible
uniquely for burning wood overnight. All Euroheat
standards. Both CE and UK smoke control exempt, (ability
Harmony stoves can burn wood overnight thanks to their
to burn wood in smoke control zones). The more heat
technically advanced systems and quality build.
efficient a stove, the less fuel is required and less
Many years of development work have made our range of
emissions. This is an important principle, which we strive
Harmony stoves extremely efficient, enabling them to
towards at all times from the start of a concept to final
utilize nearly all the energy in the wood. The smoke
installation. This ethos has benefits for you, less fuel is
coming out of the chimney consists mainly of water
required, less maintenance and perhaps more importantly
vapours, resulting in a minimum strain on the
you will be reducing your carbon footprint.
environment.
Colour options
Standard brass handle
Black flue
Satin black plinth
Satin black
Green flue
Cast black plinth
Cast black
Bottle green plinth
Bottle green
Options
Black haematite handle
Nickel handle
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You can fit a multifuel stove into your home
A stove can be fitted in any number of situations and locations.
The requirements to provide a flue is seldom a problem either
into an existing chimney or a new construction. There are a
number of options available, one of which, or a combination of
several, will best suit the site conditions and the style preferred.
Modern installations are energy efficient and can even be
designed to redirect convected warm air back into the room.
Installation where no chimney exists
Flue support installation & warm air ducting
Twinned walled metal
flue to suitable height
with cowl
Twinned walled metal
flue to suitable height
with cowl
Flue support block
on supporting lintels
Fexible warm air
ducting facilities
Through roof flashing
Chimney adaptor
Typical traditional installations
Ceiling support plate
Chimney breast
support lintel
Clay liner (if fitted)
Flexible liner
Fire stop plate
Flue cleaning access
Liner support bracket
(external whenever
possible)
Flue support
bracket
Cleaning access
Remote Control
Register plate
Chimney breast
support lintel
External prefabricated chimney
All Harmony multifuel models now have the option of
a Thermostatic remote control unit, which can either be
Multifuel cowl
Provision of
non-combustible
support hearth
Optional fireplace
surround
fitted at the time of purchase, or in the future, giving
you more flexibility and comfort than ever before.
provision of
non-combustible
hearth
(with supports
where required)
Brick cladding
Thermostatic Remote Control
Mulitfuel cowl
Chimney pot
●
Internal prefabricated chimney installation
Manual Remote - Simply adjust the stove's output
from the comfort of your armchair.
Precast chimney blocks
Precast chimney blocks
●
Flexible liner
Automatic Temperature Control – Set the remote
control to your desired temperature, the built-in
sensor then monitors the room temperature and
adjusts the heat output accordingly.
Clay liner (when fitted)
Warm air
ducts to room
Horizontal register plate
●
Warm air ducts
to room
Chimney
adapter
Chimney support lintel
with warm air ducting
facilities
Cleaning
access
Provision of
non-combustible
hearth
together in one stylish handset.
Vitreous enamel
flue with
cleaning
access
Chimney breast
support lintel
Flue with debris trap
and cleaning access
For ease of use all of these features are combined
(external whenever
possible)
Provision of
non-combustible
support hearth
Provision of
non-combustible
support hearth
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Harmony 13
Wood or Multifuel
Harmony 23
Wood or Multifuel
Harmony 33
Wood or Multifuel
Harmony 43
Wood or Multifuel
Description and order codes
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
H13001
H13002
H13003
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
H23001
H23003
H23002
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
H33023
H33025
H33024
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
H43003
H43005
H43004
650
750
770
560
710
500
20
400
500
455
520
695
850
255
290
240
240
180 ID
430
430
400
630
Technical Information
Seasoned Wood & Smokeless Coal
5kW 3.5kW
6kW
305mm/12“
83.4% net 75.9% gross
125mm/5“
0mm2
108kg
Heating Capacity Guide
Poor insulation
Average insulation
Good insulation
Fuel type
Heat output to CE13240
Maximum heat output
Maximum log length
Efficiency rating
Flue outlet size (internal diameter)
Free air requirement
Shipping weight
6kW
7.5kW
380mm/15”
78% net
72% gross
153mm/6”
550mm2
142kg
Wood 50m3
Wood 75m3
Wood 87.5m3
595
535
445
Fuel type
Maximum heat output
Maximum log length
Efficiency rating
Shipping weight
ID
340
Coal 35m3
Coal 50m3
Coal 70m3
Poor insulation
Average insulation
Good insulation
425
180
370
370
Fuel type
Maximum heat output
Maximum log length
Efficiency rating
Shipping weight
8kW
10kW
430mm/17”
78% net
72% gross
153mm/6”
1650mm2
164kg
60m3
90m3
120m3
Poor insulation
Average insulation
Good insulation
Fuel type
Maximum heat output
Maximum log length
Efficiency rating
Shipping weight
10.5kW
14kW
500mm/20”
80% net
74% gross
178mm/7”
3025mm2
185kg
80m3
120m3
160m3
Poor insulation
Average insulation
Good insulation
105m3
155m3
210m3
Standard Features
Standard Features
Standard Features
Standard Features
● Air wash control for wood burning ● Brass handle and hinge set
● Under grate air control for smokeless coal burning- Multifuel only
● Ash pan ● Riddling grate ● Top or rear flue connection
● Long life cast iron internal protection plates ● Plexus air supply system
● ZR combustion technology ● Front riddling ● Double glazed
● Glove ● Poker ● Ashpan/Riddling Tool
● Under grate air control for smokeless coal burning - Multifuel only
●l Under grate air control for smokeless coal burning - Multifuel only
● Under grate air control for smokeless coal burning- Multifuel only
Options
Options
Options
Options
Thermostatic remote control
Handle and hinge set
Nickel
Black Haematite
Cast iron plinth
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
Glass plinth
See Euroheat Accessory price list
MS9251
MS91072
MS91078
32774
33526
33528
MS2028
Nickel
Black Haematite
Cast iron plinth
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
Glass plinth
MS9251
MS91073
MS91079
44146
44149
44148
MS2029
Nickel
Black Haematite
Cast iron plinth
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
Glass plinth
MS9251
MS91074
MS91080
38099
38252
38101
MS2029
Nickel
Black Haematite
Cast iron plinth
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
Glass plinth
MS9251
MS91074
MS91080
88802001
88802006
88802002
MS2029
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Introducing gas stoves
Advanced user gas control with reliable
piezo ignition and manual or remote
control functions.
Cast iron multi chambered construction
exclusive to the Harmony range.
Industry leading gas burner designed
Dependable solutions
to achieve outstanding high efficiencies
for lower running costs.
The unique ceramic burner creates
an outstanding fire effect with its
glowing bed and flickering flames.
Gas is the most convenient and
supplied natural gas or propane gas, you
dependable of fuels. Its convenience and
are assured that even before the stove has
controllability makes it the supreme fuel.
begun to warm the room everyone will
With the development of new burners we
benefit from the comfort of seeing real
are able to provide stoves that give a
flames.
realistic impression of a log or coal fire
The term gas covers both natural gas,
with efficiencies previously achieved only
which is piped to premises from a national
with glowing ceramic matrix panels. Add to
network of high-pressure pipelines and
this the convenience of remote control and
reservoir holders, and liquid petroleum gas
you might begin to wonder why any other
(LPG), which is normally stored in a
fuel is chosen?
cylinder outside on the property. The range
Gas is an immediate fuel, springing to life
can be supplied for conventional flues if
and warmth at the touch of a button, our
you have an existing chimney or balanced
stoves will perform to the same high
flue system.
standards whether you have mains
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Harmony 14
Gas
Performance
and power
Nestor Martin have been casting stoves in its foundry for
over seventy years, it is a foundry dedicated exclusively to
the manufacture of castings for stoves.
Cast iron’s high thermal conductivity and ability to withstand
extreme high temperatures without distress has been
understood for hundreds of years and it remains the finest
available material with which to manufacture heating
equipment; it provides the perfect foundation upon which
to develop high efficiency stoves. The research laboratories
not only painstakingly develop stove bodies to achieve high
efficiency, having over fifty years experience in designing
gas burners, they design and develop burners that
complement the thermal characteristics of each new stove.
Whilst all development is laboratory proven, the final results
are tested in Nestor Martin’s CE approved test laboratories,
where the technicians demand that their own products
achieve higher standards than other manufacturers. Because
the development team are responsible for each stove’s
design and manufacture, from the drawing board to the
despatch department, they are justly proud of
their products.
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Gas
Classic line and
proportions
Every stove carries with it technical expertise and an
integrity that is unrivalled. With laboratory technicians
seeming to spend much of their day mesmerised by
instrument reading and foundry workers who, despite
computerization, toil in the punishing heat of the
foundry, it would be understandable to assume technology
overrides all other considerations. However, for the staff at
Nestor Martin technology is simply the means to an end;
Nestor Martin never forget that their stove will become a
major feature of your home. They know that efficiency and
longevity are only a part of the stove’s design and
manufacture, its appearance and finish needs to please you
for many years. Harmony stoves are not a whim of fashion,
they have classical lines and proportions which are timeless.
Sit down in front of a Harmony gas stove when it is burning
and you will not see a clinical blue gas flame, you will see
the results of people who strive to make efficiency and
technology something to warm your spirit on a cold
winters night.
nickel handle option
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Harmony 34
Gas
Outstanding
versatility
Whilst may of us are traditionalists at heart, the demands of
modern living often mean a solid fuel stove and its
management are impractical. The Harmony gas stoves offer
a comprehensive range of installation options. With the
conventional flue models being supplied with
fittings to allow either top or rear flue configuration, and
the balanced flue models having flue design of outstanding
versatility, almost every possible installation challenge can
be accommodated.
The optional cast iron plinths, which are available in finishes
to match the stove will give any installation an immediate
look of completion. All Harmony stoves illustrated in this
brochure have a self contained spark generator for ignition
and control valves that can be adjusted manually, to give a
constant heat output, or set to give a heat output
thermostatically matched to the required room temperature.
(Remote control will be required). This makes it possible to
turn on the stove and allow it to heat up the room quickly
without the risk of forgetting to turn down the stove when
the desired temperature is reached.
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Gas
Classic line and
proportions
The range of stoves begins with the Harmony 14 and 15,
available in coal or wood effect, sized to be able to snuggle
discreetly into the smallest of spaces yet it is capable of
giving up to a very discreet 4kW of heating in both
conventional and balanced flue versions. Physically larger
the Harmony 24 and 25 with heat outputs up to 6kW and
although large enough to sit in an inglenook fireplace
without being lost, its classic good looks ensure it never
dominates smaller settings.
The magnificent Harmony 34 and 35 are designed for
the slightly larger rooms, whilst the Harmony 44 and 45 are
best suited for larger expansive areas.
Stove illustrated, Harmony 44 bottle green enamel with
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Gas conventional flues explained
The natural flow
Prefabricated flue systems
Installation into an unlined chimney
A conventional flue stove draws the air required for combustion from
the room. To burn efficiently this often requires an air supply drawn
from an external source. Normally an air brick or similar provision is
made available.
Approved Cowl
Remote Control
Flexible Liner
All Harmony multifuel models now have the option of
a Thermostatic remote control unit, which can either be
fitted at the time of purchase, or in the future, giving
you more flexibility and comfort than ever before.
Vertical register plate
installation
Horizontal
Register
plate
●
Manual Remote - Simply adjust the stove's output
from the comfort of your armchair.
●
Automatic Temperature Control – Set the remote
control to your desired temperature, the built-in
Lined Flue
Vitreous enamel flue
pipe with cleaning
access
sensor then monitors the room temperature and
adjusts the heat output accordingly.
●
For ease of use all of these features are combined
together in one stylish handset.
With access
provided
Vitrous enamel flue
pipe with cleaning
access
Register Plate
A Twin wall insulated internal to property
B. Top flue routed externally
C. Rear flue routed externally
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Harmony 14
Gas conventional
Harmony 24
Gas conventional
Harmony 34
Gas conventional
Harmony 44
Gas conventional
Conventional Flue coal or wood effect
Conventional Flue coal or wood effect
Conventional Flue wood effect
Conventional Flue wood effect
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
H14001
H14010
H14009
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
H24001
H24002
H24003
610
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
H34006
H34008
H34012
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
H44006
H44008
H44007
360
755
350
770
565
660
500
22
20
20
500
420
400
520
850
235
660
235
450
125 ID
0
101 ID
125
ID
0
370
530
540
465
101
ID
360
630
Fuel type
Natural Gas or LPG
Fuel type
Gas input maximum kW
4.7kW
Maximum heat output to room
3.8kW
Minimum heat output
Efficiency
2.4kW NG
80% Net
Shipping weight
2.9kW LPG
Minimum heat output
72% Gross NG
Efficiency
101mm/4”
0mm2
98kg
Heating Capacity
Natural Gas or LPG
6.9kW
6kW
3.9kW NG
85% Net
3.5 kW LPG
Fuel type
Natural Gas or LPG
8.75 kW NG
Minimum heat output
77% Gross NG
125mm/5”
Shipping weight
105kg
Shipping weight
Heating Capacity
7.55kW NG
6.83kW LPG
4.9kW NG
4.6kW LPG
Minimum heat output
76% Gross LPG
Efficiency
0mm2
Natural Gas or LPG
86% Net
Fuel type
9kW LPG
101mm/4”
875mm2 NG
1100mm2 LPG
125kg
Heating Capacity
10.6 kW NG
8.8kW LPG
6kW NG
7.1kW LPG
82% Net
10.8 kW LPG
8.7kW NG
77% Gross NG
101mm/4”
1800mm2 NG
Shipping weight
1900mm2 LPG
165kg
Heating Capacity
Poor insulation
38m3
Poor insulation
60m3
Poor insulation
70m3
Poor insulation
87m3 NG
80m3 LPG
Average insulation
57m3
Average insulation
90m3
Average insulation
105m3
Average insulation
130m3 NG
120m3 LPG
Guide Good insulation
95m3
Good insulation
150m3
Good insulation
175m3
Good insulation
217m3 NG
200m3 LPG
Standard Features
Standard Features
Standard Features
Standard Features
Pilot flame
Pilot flame
Pilot flame
Pilot flame
Flame failure detector
Brass handle and hinge set
Fume spillage sensor
Top or rear flue connection
No Cost Option Fuel Effect
Log Effect
Log Effect
Optional Remote Control
Log Effect
CE803
Log Effect
CE803
Coal Effect
CE809
Coal Effect
CE809
MS9252
Optional Decorative Cast Iron Plinth
MS9252
MS9252
MS9252
Cast Black
38099
Cast Black
88802001
Bottle Green Enamel
38252
Bottle Green Enamel
88802006
Satin Black Enamel
38101
Satin Black Enamel
88802002
Cast Black
32774
Cast Black
44146
Bottle Green Enamel
33526
Bottle Green Enamel
44149
Optional Decorative Glass Plinth
Satin Black Enamel
33528
Satin Black Enamel
44148
See Euroheat Accessory price list PR008 MS2029
Optional Decorative Handles & Hinge Set
Nickel
MS91074
Nickel
MS91074
Black Haematite
MS91080
Black Haematite
MS91080
Nickel
MS91072
Nickel
MS91073
Black Haematite
MS91078
Black Haematite
MS91079
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Gas balanced flues
The natural balance
A balanced flue stove is
supplied with the required air
via the flue pipe itself by
means of a double skinned
construction and is therefore
independent of room
atmospheric conditions.
Through wall sleeves with
closure flange.
Ceiling supports are
available to enable secure
fixing of flue sections
which pass through
ceiling/floor.
Balanced flue options
A balanced flue may be terminated either vertically or
horizontally. To enable this, a basic flue kit is available to which as
many additional parts may be added as necessary to achieve an exit
conforming to statutory building regulations.
A range of accessories including additional lengths and elbows
are added to enable build configurations over a range of distances
and directions.
Our standard balanced flue starter kits are highlighted in dark
grey. Light shades are optional.
Adapter plate between a
standard flue pipe and a
clay pipe/flexible tube.
Top to horizontal
high-level flue kit
Top to vertical
high-level
flue kit
Adapter plate between
twin flexible tubes and a
standard flue pipe.
A high level
vertical flue
termination is
made up of a
basic vertical kit
with extension
pieces and
accessories to
suit the site
conditions.
Adapter plate between
clay pipe/flexible tube
and a standard flue pipe.
A high level horizontal
flue
termination is made up
of a basic horizontal kit
with extension pieces
and accessories to suit
the site conditions.
Rear to horizontal
low-level flue kit
A low level horizontal flue
termination of limited
length is available from
the rear of the stove.
A choke plate
can be fitted in
builds where
long vertical
runs can create
an excessive
upward draught.
A low level horizontal flue
termination of limited length is
available from the rear of the stove.
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Harmony 15
Gas balanced
Harmony 25
Gas balanced
Harmony 35
Gas balanced
Harmony 45
Gas balanced
Balanced Flue coal or wood effect
Balanced Flue coal or wood effect
Balanced Flue wood effect
Balanced Flue wood effect
H15004
H15005
H15006
500
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
H25001
H25002
H25003
610
400
420
Flue outlet size (external diameter)
78% Gross NG
150mm/6”
None required
Shipping weight
97kg
Heating Capacity
Poor insulation
Average insulation
Good insulation
3
52m
3
87m
180 ID
500
600
766
625
720
800
800
730
150
Natural Gas or LPG
Fuel type
Natural Gas or LPG
Fuel type
Natural Gas or LPG
6.2kW NG
5.9kW LPG
8.6kW NG
8.1kW LPG
5.3kW NG
5kW LPG
7.5kW NG
7.1kW LPG
Minimum heat output
3.6kW NG
3kW LPG
Minimum heat output
5.3kW NG
78% Gross NG
Efficiency
Efficiency
86% Net
150mm/6”
None required
Shipping weight
105kg
Poor insulation
Average insulation
Good insulation
86% Net
10.2kW NG
10.9kW LPG
8.8kW NG
9.6kW LPG
5.2kW LPG
Minimum heat output
5.3kW NG
5.2kW LPG
78% Gross NG
Efficiency
180mm/7”
None required
Shipping weight
120kg
Heating Capacity
50m3
3
75m
3
125m
Poor insulation
Average insulation
Good insulation
87% Net
Poor insulation
88m3
Average insulation
132m3
3
Good insulation
220m3
112m
187m
Standard Features
Standard Features
Pilot flame
Pilot flame
Pilot flame
Log Effect
Log Effect
CE803
Coal Effect
CE809
CE809
Optional Balanced Flue Kits
Top to horizontal high-level flue kit
MS91102
Top to vertical high-level flue kit
MS91100
Rear to horizontal low-level flue kit
MS91097
Coal Effect
Cast Black
44146
33526
Satin Black Enamel
44148
Satin Black Enamel
33528
MS91072
MS91078
MS91098
MS2028
Nickel
MS91073
Black Haematite
MS91089
MS9252
MS9252
Cast Black
38099
Cast Black
88802001
Bottle Green Enamel
38252
Bottle Green Enamel
88802006
Satin Black Enamel
38101
Satin Black Enamel
88802002
See Euroheat Accessory price list PR008
Black Haematite
Bottle Green Enamel
Nickel
MS91101
MS91098
MS91097
44149
Bottle Green Enamel
MS2028
MS91103
MS91101
MS91100
32774
Cast Black
MS91103
MS9252
MS91102
MS9252
165kg
3
Standard Features
Log Effect
None required
Heating Capacity
75m3
Pilot flame
CE803
78% Gross NG
180mm/7”
Shipping weight
Standard Features
Log Effect
285
445
Heating Capacity
35m3
120
425
540
2.6kW
87% Net
Fuel type
500
850
255
180 ID
660
658
4kW
Minimum heat output
695
150 ID
563
459
240
4.7kW
427
20
455
120
455
Natural Gas or LPG
753
20
150 ID
H45002
H45004
H45003
720
563
22
240
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
385
660
150
Efficiency
650
20
520
Fuel type
H35001
H35002
H35003
355
660
389
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
766
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
MS2029
MS2029
Nickel
MS91074
Nickel
MS91074
Black Haematite
MS91080
Black Haematite
MS91080
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Introducing oil stoves
Advanced catalytic vaporising burner
with low servicing and maintenance
Natural energy harnessed
requirements.
Swiss manufactured oil control valve
with Euroheat’s patented progressive
Coal Effect
Electric Ignition
draught control stabilizer.
The stoves are supplied with simulated coals
The oil stoves normally remain lit during the winter
which give a realistic impression of a coal fire
months, with the fuel metering valve varying the heat
Push button ignition for fast lighting of
the burner. External decoking for
reduced service costs.
burning within the stove. Coals are positioned on
output from the stove to meet the needs of the house.
a matrix tested to confirm they allow the burner
However, because weather can be erratic and lifestyles
to maintain its combustion efficiency whilst
are unpredictable we equip all our stoves with electric
giving the most realistic impression of a coal fire.
ignition giving the ability to light the stove at the touch
This matrix system has enabled the development
of a button. Should the electrical supply to your house
of easily positioned coal effects with
specific design features to
suit all stoves.
ever fail, even lighting the stove manually remains a
simple operation. The harsh realities of a laboriously
laid and nurtured solid fuel stove are now even
more remote.
The Vaporising
Burner
The vaporising burner is fed a
monitored flow of oil into its
The Choice of Fuel
Not only does oil prove to be the most economic fuel,
many rural based homes have the ability to store
sufficient fuel for the winter months in a
cylindrical body, where the oil is
maintenance free tank makes it the perfect
heated and becomes vaporised.
solution for those who need the security of
As the vapour rises it draws into the body the
reliable heating during the winter.
air necessary for combustion through critically
positioned and sized inlets. The flame is
stabilised and the combustion process
maintained at the correct temperature by the
catalyser. The heat output of the burner is
Oil Fired Stoves
Of the many varied burner designs which exist, the vaporising burner developed by
controlled by a fuel metering valve which is
manually controlled.
Nestor Martin, the heart of their oil fired stoves, has earned a legendary reputation for
reliability and ease of maintenance. Because the burners have no moving parts and
have the ability to continue heating even when the electrical supply fails, the promise of
dependability made by these magnificent stoves is always fulfilled.
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Oil
Minimum
maintenance
The classically styled Harmony range of oil stoves represent
the most traditionally proportioned and detailed examples
of cast iron stove designs; designed with the confidence to
look right against a backdrop of almost any room setting or
fireplace, regardless of period. The appearance of
dependability these stoves exude is made a reality by their
use of an oil vaporising pot burner to generate heat. These
burners operate without fans, pumps or even wicks,
allowing continual operation with no reliance on an
electrical supply and the absolute minimum of maintenance
requirements. Three burner sizes are used in the Harmony
stoves to give the heat outputs that will best meet with
your heating requirements. The stoves are not only a major
feature in any room they are an attractive and
versatile source of comforting heat. Whilst we hope this
brochure illustrates the stunning good looks of the Harmony
stoves and that the technical details are informative, we do
urge you to visit your local stove retailer to fully appreciate
the presence and superior build and quality that these
exceptional stoves have.
brass handle
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Harmony 21
Oil
The chosen
one - cast iron
Your stove retailer will be able to demonstrate our stoves
and give you the benefit of their experience to help you
choose the stove most suitable for your requirements. The
Harmony stoves are made at the Nestor Martin foundry that
has been designing and casting stoves since 1923. Cast iron
is the chosen material from which to produce stoves
because of its unique thermal properties and strength, but it
is not an easy material to work with. It needs an enormous
commitment, not only for the production facilities it
requires, but for the stove designers it imposes the
discipline of having to prove each design and each proposed
casting before any production moulds are produced. The
Harmony oil stoves are the result of Nestor Martin’s wealth
of experience combined with the most modern
computerized design laboratories and production facilities to
produce stoves of proven reliability and together with an
efficiency as high as modern technology can achieve.
Stove illustrated, Harmony 21 Satin Black Enamel
with brass handle
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Oil
Proven
reliability
Oil as a choice of fuel has many advantages and few
disadvantages. The intensity with which news coverage is
given to oil price changes would seem to indicate it
becoming the most expensive fuel at any minute, but the
reality is that oil remains the least expensive source of
energy for rural home heating. The ability to purchase a
year’s supply of fuel in the summer when oil is at its lowest
price, gives a security and cost saving to many rural homes
that would otherwise have to rely on laboriously handled
wood or coal.
All fuel burning appliances need maintenance and for some
oil appliances this maintenance can be expensive and
should be allowed for when calculating running costs. The
Harmony stoves have few parts needing servicing or
essential maintenance beyond an inspection and a simple
clean with a vacuum cleaner and duster.
Stove illustrated, Harmony 31 cast black with brass handle
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Harmony 21
Oil
Description & order codes
Harmony 31
Oil
Cast Black
H11005
Cast Black
Bottle Green Enamel
Satin Black Enamel
H21005
H21006
H21007
500
H31007
H31006
362
610
650
720
660
565
Cast Black
Satin Black Enamel
20
22
20
400
455
420
520
660
695
375
380
240
101 ID
101 ID
101 ID
450
101
ID
101
ID
101
ID
610
4
538
405
20
Fuel type
Oil C2 Kerosene
Burner size
Minimum heat output
Efficiency
470
6”
Fuel type
Burner size
3.5kW – 5kW
1kW – 1.5kW
Minimum heat output
75% Net
70% Gross
101mm/4”
Shipping weight
Oil C2 Kerosene
Efficiency
6”
1.2kW – 1.5kW
0mm2
98kg
Shipping weight
Oil C2 Kerosene
Burner size
5kW
78% Net
Fuel type
73% Gross
101mm/4”
8”
7kW
Minimum heat output
Efficiency
1.8kW
76% Net
0mm2
105kg
Shipping weight
71% Gross
101mm/4”
1100mm2
125kg
Fuel consumption minimum
0.13L/hr
0.15L/hr
0.26L/hr
Fuel consumption maximum
0.46L/hr@3.5kW
0.63L/hr
0.92L/hr
Heating Capacity
Heating Capacity
Heating Capacity
Poor insulation
50m3
Poor insulation
70m3
Poor insulation
Average insulation
75m3
Average insulation
75m3
Average insulation
105m3
Good insulation
175m3
Good insulation
100m3
Good insulation
125m3
Standard Features
Standard Features
Standard Features
Electric ignition
Electric ignition
Electric ignition
Patented progressive draught stabilizer
Ceramic fuel effect
Ceramic fuel effect
Ceramic fuel effect
Cast Black
32774
Nickel
MS91072
Black Haematite
MS91078
80m3
Everything but
the stove
Below is just a small collection
of stove accessories,
ask your stockist for a brochure
Cast Black
44146
Cast Black
38099
Bottle Green Enamel
44149
Satin Black Enamel
38101
Satin Black Enamel
44148
Nickel
MS91073
Black Haematite
MS91079
Nickel
MS91074
Black Haematite
MS91080
or telephone our automated
order line on 01885 491150
www.euroheat.co.uk
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Essential accessories
Moisture meter
Moisture meter
AC101
The moisture content of wood for burning should be as low as possible, but
certainly below 25%. This is particularly important if you are burning wood in a
smoke exempt area in an approved appliance. In this case the wood should be
20% or less. Wood with a moisture content above this will not burn cleanly or
efficiently. Burning dry wood will cost you less money, whereas wet wood reduces
the heat available from the wood by up to 80%.
Burning dry wood reduces the maintenance of the stove and substantially
increases the longevity of the flue system.
Air vent
Building regulations require that a stove with a heat output above kW must
have a permanent air vent to supply combustion air, a fire needs to breathe.
The external air kit for Harmony range has the following advantages.
Key Benefits are:Most of the combustion air is routed from outside the house.
Draughts from air vents located around the room are reduced.
Helps prevent insect invasion through air vents.
Reduces external noise.
Ash vac
Ash Vac 21 litre
AC008
Motorised Ash Vac
AC013
The Ash Vac is an extremely convenient tool, used for removing ash from
your multifuel stove or fireplace. This large capacity, simple to operate,
Log store
Log store
canister system is used in conjunction with your existing vacuum cleaner.
The Ash Vac uses a simple cyclonic principle to keep the ash in the canister,
this means your household vacuum cleaner will remain unaffected by the
AC1
ash removal process, most importantly it will remain clean.
Cedar shingle roof kit
AC0002
The motorised model removes the requirement of using your vacuum as it has a
Rain Shield
AC0003
built in vacuum motor.
Dry wood is a must for any type of wood burning. The log store has
been designed in a modular fashion being able to join one or more
side by side or back to back. One log store holds 1.5m3 of logs.

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