- Product type: Wood stove
- Fuel: Wood
- Nominal heat output: 7.6 kW
- Heatable area: up to 145 m² according to the manufacturer
- Efficiency: 76%
- Fine particulate matter: 18 mg/Nm³
- Energy class: A
- Weight: 182 kg
- Finishes: Steel, soapstone or limestone
- Max wood length: 50 cm
- Safety distances rear / side / front: 100 / 450 / 1270 mm
- Fresh air connection: Ø100 mm
- Flue connection: Ø150 mm
- Interior lining: Refractory concrete
- Handle: Full height
- Ash management: Concealed ash pan
- Product dimensions (W × H × D): 763 × 1097 × 518 mm. Check dimensions for the selected stone finish before installation.
Variants and item numbers
| Finish | Item number | SKU | EAN/GTIN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steel | 30012169 | KAM-30012169 | 3858893329145 |
| Soapstone | 30012218 | KAM-30012218 | 3858893329152 |
| Limestone | 30012219 | KAM-30012219 | 3858893329169 |
The Ember O1 XL builds on the O1's wide fire view but has a taller cabinet. The extra height gives the fireplace a greater vertical presence without losing the 50 series' horizontal proportions and space for longer logs.
The model is available in steel, soapstone, and limestone. A full-height handle and fire-resistant concrete in the combustion chamber are typical of the 50 series, while the wide glass front keeps the fire at the center.
The O1 XL has external air supply and should be planned together with the chimney, ventilation, and safety distances. The supplier specifies a larger heatable area for the XL version than for the O1, which is one of the clearest technical differences between the models.
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Installation
Install the stove according to the Embers installation manual and applicable Swedish regulations. The manufacturer specifies a minimum chimney draft of 12 Pa. The flue, hearth, and safety clearances must be designed according to the specific model and its location.
Combustion air and chimney
The stove has a Ø100 mm connection for external combustion air and a Ø150 mm flue connection. In airtight homes, a separate air supply is important to prevent the ventilation from counteracting the chimney draft. Keep air intakes and flue passages clear.
Wood and combustion
The 50 series is designed for wood logs up to 50 cm. Use dry, untreated wood, follow the manual's recommended wood quantity and air control settings, and avoid overfiring. Keep the door closed during normal operation.
First firing
Start with smaller amounts of wood and gradually increase the temperature. Materials and surface treatments may emit odors during the first few firings; ventilate the room until this subsides.
Care and safety
Allow the stove to cool completely before cleaning. Empty the ash container regularly and inspect the glass, seals, firebox lining, and flue passages. The chimney must be swept at the required intervals. Do not use the stove if the glass is cracked or if there is any other visible damage.
Manual
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