Pellet Stove Hot Water Heater

  • Model: SN‑300

  • Heating Power: 30 kW

  • Heating Area: 300 m²

  • Dimensions: 7507501500 mm

  • Fuel Storage Capacity: 60 kg

  • Fuel Consumption: 5‑6 kg/h

  • Flue Pipe Diameter: 80 mm

  • Voltage: 220V 50Hz

  • Net Weight: 180 KG

  • Packing: Carton Box

Pruduct Introduction

This SN‑300 hot water stove boasts a high and stable 30 kW heating output for long-duration heating operation. It adopts an advanced integrated water jacket heating design with excellent heat preservation and uniform heat conduction performance. Capable of providing continuous, balanced and ultra-stable whole-house heating for spaces up to 300 m², it perfectly fits various application scenarios including large villas, rural farmhouses, workshops and multiple types of commercial heating projects.Pellet Stove Hot Water Heat Exchanger

Product Advantages

  • Large 60 kg fuel hopper, greatly reducing refueling frequency.

  • 30 kW high power perfectly meets heating demand for 300 m² large-area buildings.

  • Stable fuel consumption supports long-time continuous and economical operation.

  • Works with water circulation heating system to deliver even heat to all rooms via radiators.

  • Heavy-duty solid welded structure, simple installation and convenient daily maintenance.

Application Scenarios

  • Large villas, farmhouses and residential buildings within 300 m².

  • Large workshops, warehouses, exhibition halls and commercial premises.

  • Large-scale heating projects using water-circulation radiator heating.

Pellet Stove Hot Water Heat Exchanger

FAQ

Q1: Why are people getting rid of pellet stoves? 

A1: Many users stop using pellet stoves due to unstable pellet prices and regular ash cleaning work. Our Longze SN-200 hot water stove offers a reliable low-cost heating option for large buildings.

Q2: How long does a 10kg bag of wood pellets last? 

A2: The burning time depends on the stove power and setting. For our SN-200 hot water stove, fuel consumption ranges from 3-5kg per hour under normal working conditions.

Q3: How do pellet heaters work?

 A3: Pellet heaters automatically feed wood pellets into the combustion chamber. The flame heats the water jacket, and hot water circulates through radiators to heat rooms.

Q4: What are the downsides of a pellet stove? 

A4: Pellet stoves require regular ash removal and rely on consistent pellet supply. Our SN series hot water stoves have large hoppers to reduce frequent refueling and maintenance work.

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