FHT Stoves - Perspectives
On this page different perspectives of the FHT Stove are explored. Originally conceived to be a
low-cost, fail-safe alternative to the ‘back boiler’, the benefits and ways in which the FHT Stove
can be used are far more varied and beneficial. The following sections give a ‘flavour’ of the different
ways the FHT Stove can be perceived.
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The Ultimate Comfort Stove
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Reduces heat passing to room by half instantly

Too hot? - turn heat transfer ‘on’

Not warm enough? - turn heat transfer ‘off’
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Unparalleled control of comfort around the stove
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Extends the possible heat output range well beyond normal combustion air control
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Heat not required in the room used elsewhere in the home
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Does not change radiant heat emitted from the stove front
The ‘Greenest’ Stove
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Excess stove heat dispersed to other rooms reduces central heating boiler consumption
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Can burn the stove and maintain comfort on more days of the year

Deep-Winter - most heat to the room - fan ‘off’

Autumn & Spring - half heat to other rooms - fan ‘on’
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Being able to burn more days is a pragmatic solution to increasing the proportion of
renewable heat in homes
A Stove that integrates with Central Heating
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Stove can be matched to specific heating systems manufacturer
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Thermostatic control of room temperature controls FHT Stove
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Smart central control utilises the heat transferred from the stove
to optimise the central heating boiler operation
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Overall optimisation yields the greatest carbon savings and best customer comfort
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Good customer appeal to ‘green’ the household whilst enjoying the pleasure of
having a wood burning stove
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Particularly good match to Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHP) where stove lighting matches lowest
heat pump performance
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Potential electricity network benefits if displacing deep winter ASHP demand