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Fuel to be used
5 Fuel to be used
⚠ WARNING
Risk of fatality from explosion
Darting flame
Never use easily and highly flammable liquids such as denatured alcohol,
etc.
Never use an accelerant on pellets that have been fired up and are warm.
⚠ CAUTION
Risk of burns from catching fire
Severe burns on entire body
Do not wear loose-fitting clothes.
Persons with long hair should tie it back.
Use only class A1 and A2 wood pellets for private households in accordance with
European standard EN 14961-2.
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The use of any other fuel is prohibited.
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The burning of waste with this product is prohibited.
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What are wood pellets?
Wood pellets are standardised, cylindrical products of
compression made from dried, untreated residual wood
(sawdust, shavings, residual wood from forests) with a
diameter of approx. 6 mm. They are produced under high
pressure without the addition of any chemical binding
agents, and have a calorific value of approx. 5 kWh/kg. In
other words, the energy content of one kilogram of pellets
is approximately equal to one-half litre of heating oil.
Helpful hint: Pellet class selection
Häussler recommends that you use class A1 wood pellets,
since they have a lower ash content after burning.
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