Low power stove with backboiler?

[Rogerdygas]

I'm looking for a stove with a backboiler no bigger than 3.5kw, does anybody know of one?

[Alycidon]

Best thing is a 5kw stove with a clip in boiler,  the heat to water is then usually about 2.5kw leaving the other 2.5kw to the room.  2.5kw to water would be enough for Dom Hot water or a single 1m x 600mm rad.    The boiler replaces one of the firebricks.  

 

But most of the boiler stoves that are still around ( and most will go as at present the dont comply with the 2022 emissions regs) are speced burning solid fuel,  this will generate about 30% more heat than if you are burning wood.

 

Dont worry to much about 2022 as there will be no requirement to change stoves,  just that older less efficient designs are phased out for newer cleaner more efficient models.

 

Look at the ARADA range,  they are currently one of the leaders on boiler stove technology.    There older Ecoburn Generation 2 range had clip in boiler options,  the current Generation 3 which was launched this summer I believe does not.  The generation 2 is no longer on the ARADA web site,  I still have a few in stock I think.  

 

Another thought would be the Charnwood flue pipe boiler,   this will only fit some Charnwood stoves only and no others as they use the flue flange fixing points.  One of those fitted to the new Aire 3 ( not sure off hand if Aire 3 would be compatible though) would generate around 3kw to the room and 2.7kw to the water,

Charnwood Flue Boiler - Charnwood Stoves

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