- Product type: Wood stove
- Fuel: Wood and brown coal briquettes according to THORMA
- Nominal output with wood: 5.0 kW
- Heat output to room: 6.2 kW
- Heating volume: 48–124 m³
- Efficiency with wood: 81.2 %
- Seasonal efficiency: 71.2 %
- Energy class: A+
- Product dimensions (H × W × D): 997 × 510 × 416 mm
- Net weight: 91 kg
- Flue gas temperature: 230 °C
- CO emissions: 0.10 % / 1205 mg/m³
- Dust/particles: 36 mg/m³
- OGC: 83 mg/m³
- NOx: 130 mg/m³
- Flue connection: Top Ø150 mm
- External air supply: Rear Ø100 mm
- Safety distances side / rear / front: 150 / 150 / 800 mm
- Firebox lining: Vermiculite
- Colour: Grey
- VillaHome SKU: KAM-1065
- EAN/GTIN: 8586008088919
- CE marking: Yes, according to the manufacturer's declaration of performance (DoP)
Thorma Zaragoza is a grey wood-burning stove with a rounded front, large glass door and open wood storage below the firebox. The soft shape gives a less angular appearance than many straight steel stoves while integrating the wood storage into the body.
Kaminexpertens current data indicates 5.0 kW nominal output and 81.2% efficiency with wood. The particulate value is 36 mg/m³, CO 0.10% and energy class A+. The stated heating volume is 48–124 m³.
Zaragoza has external air supply Ø100 mm at the back and top connection Ø150 mm. The safety distances are 150 mm to the side and back, and 800 mm in front of the glass, making the model relatively easy to place along the wall when other installation requirements are met.
Installation
Install Zaragoza according to THORMA's manual and current Swedish regulations. Maintain safety clearances of 150 mm on the sides, 150 mm at the rear and 800 mm in front of the glass, and use the specified hearth.
Combustion air and flue
Zaragoza has an external Ø100 mm air supply at the rear and a Ø150 mm top flue connection. The air intake must be kept unobstructed, and the flue must be airtight, clean and correctly sized.
First firing
Start with smaller amounts of wood and gradually increase the temperature. Ventilate the room if the surface treatment or seals emit odours during the first few firings.
Fuel and firing
THORMA specifies wood and brown coal briquettes as approved fuels for this model. Use dry, approved fuel and follow the manual's guidelines for wood quantities and air control. Avoid overfiring.
Care and safety
Clean the stove only when it is completely cold. Regularly inspect the glass, vermiculite, seals, air intake and flue passages. Keep the wood storage area tidy and have the chimney swept in accordance with local requirements.
