ePURO TOP - The fine dust separator for the chimney outlet
The ePURO TOP fine dust separator is an electrostatic particle separator for wood firing systems, such as fireplaces and tiled stoves, but also for wood/pellet central heating systems, up to 50 kW. It is installed on the chimney mouth and is suitable for use with masonry chimneys with or without an inner pipe or with double-walled stainless steel systems. The fine dust separator reduces the proportion of fine dust in the flue gas by up to 90 %, which helps to improve the air quality. We have summarized all the advantages of the fine dust separator for you:
The fine dust separator is suitable for fireplaces and tiled stoves, but also for wood/pellet central heating systems up to 50 kW. It does not reduce the free flue gas cross-section and is also suitable for multiple use with solid fuels. Thanks to its flexible use, the ePURO TOP is suitable for use with masonry chimneys with or without an inner pipe or with double-walled stainless steel systems.
The fine dust separator is suitable for fireplaces and tiled stoves, but also for wood/pellet central heating systems up to 50 kW. It does not reduce the free flue gas cross-section and is also suitable for multiple use with solid fuels. Thanks to its flexible use, the ePURO TOP is suitable for use with masonry chimneys with or without an inner pipe or with double-walled stainless steel systems.
Climate protection affects us all. The sustainable use of renewable raw materials such as wood as an energy source, in combination with energy-efficient heating systems, contributes to compliance with climate protection requirements and low emissions. Even though wood is a cost-effective and, above all, sustainable alternative to oil and gas, the updated Federal Immission Control Ordinance (BImSchV) and the fine dust debate have brought wood under discussion. The decisive factor here is outdated fireplaces with outdated combustion systems. Modern fireplaces and tiled stoves with efficient combustion technology do not generally contribute to excessive fine dust pollution if they are operated correctly. In short: old stoves are part of the problem, new stoves are part of the solution.
Climate protection affects us all. The sustainable use of renewable raw materials such as wood as an energy source, in combination with energy-efficient heating systems, contributes to compliance with climate protection requirements and low emissions. Even though wood is a cost-effective and, above all, sustainable alternative to oil and gas, the updated Federal Immission Control Ordinance (BImSchV) and the fine dust debate have brought wood under discussion. The decisive factor here is outdated fireplaces with outdated combustion systems. Modern fireplaces and tiled stoves with efficient combustion technology do not generally contribute to excessive fine dust pollution if they are operated correctly. In short: old stoves are part of the problem, new stoves are part of the solution.
With the ePURO TOP, outdated wood-burning stoves can be retrofitted and new fireplaces optimized. The proportion of fine dust in the flue gas from wood-burning fires can be reduced by up to 90 % with the electrostatic fine dust separator. The particle separator is based on the electrostatic principle. The fine dust particles flow through the flue gas duct with the flue gases. Electrons are released by a high-voltage electrode. The electrons move towards the chimney wall via electrostatic forces. In the process, the fine dust particles are charged and also moved towards the wall. The fine dust collects on the chimney wall and clumps together to form coarse flakes. These deposits are removed during cleaning by the chimney sweep. Cleaning the flue gas duct prevents the flakes from returning to the fine dust form, i.e. it is no longer relevant to health.
With the ePURO TOP, outdated wood-burning stoves can be retrofitted and new fireplaces optimized. The proportion of fine dust in the flue gas from wood-burning fires can be reduced by up to 90 % with the electrostatic fine dust separator. The particle separator is based on the electrostatic principle. The fine dust particles flow through the flue gas duct with the flue gases. Electrons are released by a high-voltage electrode. The electrons move towards the chimney wall via electrostatic forces. In the process, the fine dust particles are charged and also moved towards the wall. The fine dust collects on the chimney wall and clumps together to form coarse flakes. These deposits are removed during cleaning by the chimney sweep. Cleaning the flue gas duct prevents the flakes from returning to the fine dust form, i.e. it is no longer relevant to health.
The ePURO TOP fine dust separator is simply placed on top of the chimney outlet in the outdoor area. The flue gas duct can be a brick chimney with or without an inner pipe or a double-walled stainless steel system on the outer wall. New and existing fireplaces can be fitted with the ePURO TOP, taking into account local emissions regulations ...
The ePURO TOP fine dust separator is simply placed on top of the chimney outlet in the outdoor area. The flue gas duct can be a brick chimney with or without an inner pipe or a double-walled stainless steel system on the outer wall. New and existing fireplaces can be fitted with the ePURO TOP, taking into account local emissions regulations.
The system is activated when the connected fireplace is in operation and the electrode in the flue pipe generates an electric field. The 230 V high-voltage transformer supplies an output of 15 to 30 kV at a maximum of 30 W. In standby mode, the consumption is a low 0.7 W.
The ePURO TOP is mounted on the chimney head using a cover plate and a T-piece. The flexible electrode is inserted into the flue pipe through the T-piece. A 230 V connection must be provided on site. The ePURO TOP fine dust filter does not need to be removed when the chimney sweep cleans the chimney.
The ePURO TOP fine dust separator is simply placed on top of the chimney outlet in the outdoor area. The flue gas duct can be a brick chimney with or without an inner pipe or a double-walled stainless steel system on the outer wall. New and existing fireplaces can be fitted with the ePURO TOP, taking into account local emissions regulations ...
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