Pellet Stove - Perechika
Robust heating power. The pellet stove "Perechika," capable of automatic fuel supply. Reliable performance in a compact body. 【Features】 ○ Ignition and extinguishing can be done with the push of a button. ○ Temperature can be adjusted in three levels (high, medium, low). ○ Automatic ignition is possible with the timer function. ○ By using both far-infrared and warm air, it warms the room, reducing fuel costs. ○ Even after extinguishing the fire, it remains gently warm for about an hour due to residual heat, making it economical. ○ Ash can be used as fertilizer for garden trees and home gardens. ● For other functions and details, please download the catalog.
Inquire About This Product
basic information
Robust heating power. The pellet stove "Perechika," capable of automatic fuel supply. Reliable performance in a compact body. 【Features】 ○ Ignition and extinguishing can be done with the press of a button. ○ Temperature can be adjusted in three levels (high, medium, low). ○ Automatic ignition is possible with the timer function. ○ By using both far infrared rays and warm air, it warms the room, reducing fuel costs. ○ Even after extinguishing the fire, it remains gently warm for about an hour due to residual heat, making it economical. ○ Ash can be used as fertilizer for garden trees and home vegetable gardens. ● For other functions and details, please download the catalog.
Price information
-
Delivery Time
Applications/Examples of results
○Residential ○Commercial premises, etc.
catalog（1）
Download All Catalogs
Company information
We humans have repeatedly destroyed the natural environment. If making our living environment comfortable means destroying the natural environment, it is a sad thing. I believe that only with a healthy natural environment can humans live healthily. To achieve this, we need to make efforts to minimize the environmental burden we create as humans. Without sacrificing comfort, our homes must be energy-efficient. Some architects mock highly airtight homes as "pot houses" and claim that living in overly comfortable homes weakens the body, but it is clear that improving living spaces contributes to the longevity of the Japanese people. There is no point in toughening the living environment to strengthen the body. A home is meant to protect the family from the natural environment and to live healthily. It must have a low environmental impact and be able to coexist with nature. Creating what is necessary means making something that functions for human health, contributes to energy conservation, and helps maintain a healthy natural environment. I believe that building homes solely based on preferences will only lead to a negative legacy. Our philosophy is that homes must serve people and coexist with the environment.