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What Are Defra Approved Stoves?

Also called Defra Exempt Stoves and Smoke Control Approved Stoves These stoves are designed to burn Defra approved smokeless fuels like Anthracite ovals. They are not suitable for use with wood.

To be exempt from Defra the stove's air control and flue draught have to pass tests in a laboratory. These tests differ from the actual conditions.

Clean Burn Technology

A DEFRA approved stove is a wood burning or multi-fuel stove that has passed a stringent test developed by the UK Government's Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). This test guarantees that the stove is able to burn approved smokeless fuels like briquettes, logs, and briquettes in Smoke Controlled Areas. This type of stove is not just more eco-friendly, but it is also more beneficial for your neighbors too since it will lessen nuisance smoke.

These DEFRA stoves come with an exclusive combustion system that lets them sleep or slumber longer than other stoves. They will burn any smokeless fuels that have been approved in a clean and efficient way while maintaining the required heat output for your home. This is accomplished by restricting the oxygen supply to the firebox. The fuel will be burned at a lower rate until it is completely consumed.

Defra stoves are commonly called smoke-free or SE stoves. They will come with a label or badge with the DEFRA logo on it. They may also be marked as Ecodesign 2022 compliant' to indicate that they will be in compliance with the new Ecodesign emissions limits when they enter into force next year.

When it comes to purchasing a DEFRA stove there are numerous aspects that you have to take into consideration. Included in this are the type of stove, fuel types that can be burned and the amount of heat it is capable of producing. You may also want to think about other options, for instance a remote control system that is simple to use or an air-wash system.

When choosing when choosing a DEFRA woodburning or multi-fuel stove, it is important to consider the style of decor that you would like to have in your home, as there are many styles to choose from. If you're looking for a stove to be installed in an existing fireplace chamber or inglenook, there are a variety of traditional stoves to choose from, while there are also modern and contemporary models that would look stunning without the mantle or surround. You will also have to decide on the fuel you would like to use. There are DEFRA approved stoves and wood burners that are exempt from regulations.

Suitable for Smoke Controlled Areas

The majority of cities and towns in the UK are defined as Smoke Control Areas, so if you live in one then you will need to have an DEFRA exempt wood burner or 5kw Multi Fuel stoves defra Approved-fuel stove. These are designed to comply with the Clean Air Act regulations and have been tested to ensure they burn in a smoke-free manner.

The main characteristic of the most important feature of a DEFRA approved stove is that they are constructed with Clean Burn technology, which is how they are able to be smoke free. This is achieved by pushing oxygen into the combustion chamber continuously until the fuel has been consumed. This means that the fire won't be shut off like a traditional stove and therefore it will continue to burn at low levels until the fuel is consumed completely and the flue gasses are exhausted.

This allows you to legally use the stove in a Smoke Control Area with 'authorized fuels', which include manufactured smokeless fuels and wood (anthracite, smokeless briquettes, and firelogs). This is in contrast to non-Defra stoves that are only permitted to be used in a Smoke Control Area if they are fitted with a specific smoke control kit.

It is possible to install the Smoke Control Kit on a wood burning stove that is not exempt from DEFRA, but this is not recommended. You could put your family members at risk by inhaling toxic gases and toxins which can cause lung damage. The use of a non DEFRA exempt wood burning stove in a Smoke Control Area may result in large fines.

Stovax has a wide selection of wood burning and multi-fuel fireplaces, stoves, and fires that are all DEFRA exempt and are suitable for use in smoke controlled areas. Enter your postcode to find the nearest dealer. Our dealers are more than glad to assist you in locating the perfect DEFRA-approved stove for your home.

It is important to remember that all new stoves must be installed by an HETAS registered installer to guarantee they are safe and comply with the requirements of current building regulations. A DEFRA-approved stove that is able to be used in Smoke Control Areas helps reduce emissions, which has led to a decrease in the amount of sulphur dioxide emitted into the air. Ecodesign regulation across the EU will be in effect in 2022. It will establish the minimum efficiency and emission limits.

Smokeless Fuels

There are many things to take into consideration when selecting a stove that uses smokeless fuels. The stove has to be approved by DEFRA to be used in areas that are smoke-controlled. The appliance has been put to rigorous tests to reduce the amount of particulate emissions. In addition, there are a number of stoves that utilize specially designed smokeless fuels that burn more cleanly than traditional coal. This makes them better for the environment as well as your neighbors!

Smokeless fuels are generally anthracite based and come in the form of brquettes. They are made to be more environmentally friendly than traditional coal, and can last 40 percent longer. Smokeless fuels also produce more heat and release less carbon dioxide than traditional coal.

They are more expensive, but they offer numerous advantages for you and your family. They are less difficult to light and will not create more ash or soot. This means that your stove grates and glass screen won't require cleaning as often. They create a dancing flame and release less smoke.

You should always be aware that if your house is in a smoke-control zone that you are only permitted to use approved fuels or wood to heat your stove. If you choose to use unauthorised fuels you may be breaking the law and may be liable to an expensive fine. If you choose to use a wood stove that isn't DEFRA approved then you will produce smoke that can upset your neighbors.

It is therefore crucial to purchase a DEFRA exempt stove to allow you to burn smokeless substances in your home. All stoves in this category have undergone rigorous testing to ensure that they meet the DEFRA regulations and that they do not produce nuisance smoke. This is achieved by making sure that the stoves have the most modern combustion technology that stop part-burned combustibles from being released into the air.

Warranty

DEFRA stoves can be multi-fuel or wood burning stoves that are approved to be used in Smoke Control Areas. They have gone through rigorous testing to ensure they offer clean and efficient combustion, with minimal emissions, and the best performance. They are also available in a variety of styles to fit your style and home.

Defra approved stoves are known as SE Stoves within the market, Smoke Exempt Stoves or Smoke Control Area Approved Stoves. They are all referring to the same type of stove that has been tested and proved to be capable of meeting the strict requirements of UK regulations that limit the amount of smoke that can be emitted over a specified time frame.

A Defra Approved stove can only be used to burn dry wood and approved smokeless fuels, such as anthracite oval or blue flame anthracite. If you attempt to burn any other than approved smokeless fuels, it will produce nuisance smoke that could cause respiratory problems for those suffering from asthma. It is the obligation of the installer and the customer to check that the appliance is suitable for their property by using the Defra calculator, ensuring all chimney parts are correct, ensuring minimum distances to combustibles have been adhered to and the hearth's size is suitable for the stove being installed.

Stoves installed incorrectly could cause leakage, damage and void the warranty. The installation must be done by a qualified HETAS engineer to ensure that the stove is safe for use and is properly installed. Consumable items like glass, door and glass rope seals, paint finishes, 5Kw multi fuel Stoves defra approved internal lining plates or baffles and firebricks are not covered by the warranty. These are regarded as parts that can be replaced by the customer and are available from us in the event of need. The warranty does not cover damage caused by high humidity or salt air.

The purchase of a DEFRA stove is an investment in your home, not only for the warmth it will provide you with but also for the peace of mind that you are doing all you can to help protect the environment and your neighbors too. You can be assured that a DEFRA stoves disadvantages-approved wood burning or multi-fuel stove will last many years.