A hopper, an auger and a fan — and three parts that wear · review
One dense feature line covering app control, a ceramic igniter and — the notable one — approval for connection to a shared flue.
The bottom line One claim here is worth the whole listing: the maker states it is suitable for multiple connection to a shared flue, which almost nothing on this shelf will say. Everything else is an adjective — large tank, large ash box, very quiet fan — with no output, no efficiency and no flue diameter behind them.
A black pellet stove described in a single dense line: fully automatic, a very quiet room fan, an app with Wi-Fi, manual, weekly and temperature modes, a ceramic ignition element, a fast start, a large ash box and pellet tank, and suitability for multiple connection to a chimney.
No output, no efficiency, no flue diameter, no hopper capacity in kilograms, no run time, no electrical consumption and no noise figure.
This is the one line in this family worth stopping on.
A flue serving more than one appliance is a different calculation from a flue serving one, and it has its own part of the sizing standard. A maker’s statement that its appliance is suitable is the manufacturer’s side of that question.
It is not the whole of it. Whether it is permitted in your installation follows from the calculation for multiple appliances and from the rules where you live, and this page reports the claim without extending it.
A large ash box. A large pellet tank. A very quiet fan.
Three claims a buyer would act on, and not one of them carries a figure. On this shelf the hopper capacity in kilograms and the run time in hours are what decide how often the appliance is filled, and the noise level is the property owners raise most.
The page prints the adjectives as adjectives, which is the only honest way to report them.
Worth noting because the igniter is the commonest consumable failure on a pellet appliance — a heating element with a finite number of cycles in it.
Naming the element type tells you something about what you will eventually be ordering, and that replacement is a family on this site, identified by wattage, diameter, length and thread rather than by the name of the appliance.
Nothing. Not in the title, not in the feature line.
This is among the more expensive appliances in this family, and it publishes less than one at a quarter of the price. Price and documentation do not track each other on this shelf.
As this page was put together, the price sat around 1599 € at the German Amazon store.
The reference appears in the French Amazon catalogue, with no seller behind it.
Asked, the American, British, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores returned not a single line; the buy button there opens a search rather than an empty page.
Keepa reading from the day this page was last updated; stock and prices change without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 22 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Nominal output | Not published |
|---|---|
| Reduced output | The maker does not state it. |
| Efficiency | Not published |
| Hopper capacity | Stated as large, without figures |
| Noise level | No figure given |
| Flue gas temperature | The maker does not state it. |
| Flue outlet diameter | Stated as suitable for multiple connection to a chimney |
| Stated coverage | The maker does not state it. |
| Energy label | The maker does not state it. |
| Control | Fully automatic · Stated as very quiet, without a figure · App with Wi-Fi; manual, weekly and temperature modes · Ceramic element, with a fast start stated |
| Dimensions | The maker does not state it. |
| Weight | The maker does not state it. |
| Amazon reference | B0BH1NK9P3 (one reference across 2 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 7081441961283 |
That the maker states the appliance may share a flue with another under the conditions its documentation sets out. Whether that is permitted in your installation follows from the sizing calculation for multiple appliances and from the rules where you live.
Because the igniter is the commonest consumable failure on a pellet appliance, and naming the element type tells you what you will eventually be ordering. The replacement family on this site is ordered by wattage, diameter, length and thread.
The listing does not say. One appliance in this family publishes a noise figure and this is not it, so the page reports the adjective as an adjective. Noise is the property owners raise most on this shelf.
An installation where a shared flue is already the situation and the maker’s statement is what is needed
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on September 22, 2026.
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.
19.2 kW total, 15.5 kW water, 138 °C flue gas, A++
Three figures, and they are the right three for a water-carrying appliance: total output, water-side output and flue gas temperature.
Best for: A heating circuit that needs the largest water-side output on this shelf and will take the rest from the maker
Water-carrying, majolica clad, A+
A water-carrying pellet appliance in bordeaux majolica whose listing publishes its own title, a product type and a brand — and nothing further.
Best for: A heating circuit where the model is already specified and the figures will come from the maker’s own documentation
11 kW, A+, EN 14785 named, auto cleaning cycle
The only appliance in this family to name its test standard, and the only one whose coverage claim says out loud that it depends on the building.
Best for: A buyer who wants the standard named and the cleaning mechanisms described before committing
