At Euroheat we provide a wide range of conventional flue pipe in a choice of colours so that whatever your requirements we can provide the necessary installation accessories for you.
Conventional flue pipe is required to connect your stove to your chimney system in order to expel the waste gasses from the combustion process.
Our vitreous enamelled flue pipe is manufactured to the highest standards and is suitable for use with oil, gas, and multifuel appliances. Made from superior quality carbon steel, our flue pipe is coated both internally and externally with high temperature resistant vitreous enamel making it a perfect match for our ultra high efficiency stoves.
The flue pipe has been designed with a simple male/female jointing system. Not only does this make it quick and easy to use, it also creates a well sealed joint. We can also provide elbows and straight lengths with access doors, making access for cleaning your chimney simple.
The Natural Balance
A balanced flue stove is supplied with the required air via the flue pipe itself by means of a double skinned construction and is therefore independent of room atmospheric conditions.
Wood or Coal?
A choice or realistic wood or coal effect is available for your Euroheat balanced flue stove.
Euroheat provide a range of chimney cowls to improve your stove installation. Whether using gas, oil, or multifuel, a Euroheat chimney cowl can be used to reduce downdraught and stabilise fluctuating flue draughts. A chimney cowl can also prolong the life of your flue by protecting it from extreme weather conditions.
For installations of wood/coal stoves with central heating capacity, the High Low boiler surveillance systems monitor the stoves boiler temperature constantly. The high limit thermostat will energize the circulating pump to dissipate the heat if the boiler water temperature ever reaches the high limit set point. When the heating circuit is energized the low limit thermostat monitors the boiler temperature and will only allow the circulating pump to operate if the boiler temperature is high enough to prevent condensation of the water vapour in the products of combustion. Operating a boiler at too low a temperature and allowing acid laden water to condense against the outside of the boiler is the most common cause of boiler failure. This low temperature control allows priority control of the hot water cylinder over the central heating circuit.
