A kitchen-installed wood stove with central heating functionality.
1. Tiba has over 100 years of experience in manufacturing cooking stoves and boasts high reliability. 2. It is a wood stove that can be used for cooking and as an oven in the kitchen. 3. It features a high level of design that fits into any kitchen. 4. The large firebox allows for a significant amount of firewood to be loaded at once (over 10 kg, depending on the model), so there is no need to refill multiple times during a single cooking session (the number of refills depends on the cooking time). 5. It also has a boiler function that utilizes the heat generated during cooking to convert it into hot water, which can be used as a heat source for heating.
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basic information
The ZH806 product is a central heating and cooking stove that burns firewood up to 40 cm in length. The 806 series comes in 18 kW and 24 kW models, with these values representing the thermal output of the central heating system (heat exchanger). Additionally, the total output for hot water and radiant heat is approximately 25 kW to 32 kW.
Price range
P4
Delivery Time
※The delivery time may vary depending on the quantity, so please feel free to contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
There are also implementation results in Japan.
Company information
Among renewable energy sources, there has been a wide range of initiatives to utilize wood biomass, which aims to revitalize forestry, achieve local production for local consumption, and circulate money within the community, thereby bringing prosperity and revitalization to the region. These efforts have been accelerated by measures and systems introduced by the national and local governments. In response to such needs, our company can analyze the local wood biomass energy situation, conduct specific implementation methods, scale, and effect analysis, and provide optimal proposals through verification. After implementation, we offer direct after-sales service from manufacturers through our nationwide network, conduct regular maintenance visits, and monitor the system's on-time operational status using the Tomoe Heat Management System, while also recording history to ensure appropriate management and service.
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