- Product type: Wood-burning cooker
- Model: Ember A1-80
- Fuel: Wood
- Model width: 80 cm
- Dimensions (W × D × H): 800 × 600 × 850 mm
- Nominal heat output: 6.6 kW
- Efficiency: 87%
- Weight: 160 kg
- Hob: Ceramic/glass hob
- Firebox door: Glass
- Oven dimensions: 425 × 330 × 260 mm
- Firebox dimensions: 189 × 342 × 413 mm
- Flue connection: Ø120 mm
- Flue connection location: Rear, side or top according to manual
- Flue outlet options: Right or left
- Combustion air: Primary and secondary air
- External fresh air: Can be connected according to manual
- CO content: 0.05%
- Particulate emissions: 16 mg/m³
- Fuel consumption at nominal output: 1.44 kg/h
- Flue gas temperature: 166 °C
- Recommended flue draft: 12 Pa
- Oven protection: Built-in thermostat against overheating, approximately 280 °C
- Standard: EN 16510
- Colors in current range: White, black/stainless steel, grey, grey/stainless steel
Here, two distinctive features are combined in the Ember A1-80: a smooth glass-ceramic cooktop and a glazed firebox door. The fire is visible while you cook, and the dark cooktop gives the top of the stove a different character than the traditional steel plate. It is the most glass-focused version in the A1-80 combinations of cooktop and door.
Behind the clean look is a wood-burning kitchen stove with an oven. The cooktop and oven are heated by wood, not by an electric cooking zone. The stove controls regulate both the combustion air and how the heat is directed towards the cooktop or around the oven, so you can adapt the combustion to the food being prepared.
This combination has a wide range of options: white, black with stainless steel details, grey, and grey with stainless steel details are available with both right and left flue outlets. Right or left refers to the flue connection, not the opening direction of the glass door. Choose the side that works with the chimney placement and check the installation requirements before deciding on the color.
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Installation
The Ember A1-80 must be installed according to the product manual, applicable Swedish regulations, and in consultation with a qualified professional/chimney sweep. The floor must support the stove's weight and withstand the heat. According to the manual, the flue connection can be located at the rear, side, or top, and the model with a right- or left-hand flue outlet is selected accordingly. Safety clearances must always be determined based on the installation conditions and the circumstances on site.
Ventilation and combustion air
The stove regulates combustion using primary and secondary air and can draw fresh air from outside. A kitchen extractor fan or other exhaust ventilation may create negative pressure and interfere with the chimney draft; therefore, the manual states that a separate supply air connection may need to be connected directly to the stove. The recommended chimney draft is 12 Pa.
Cooking and oven
The A1-80 is designed for cooking, baking, and space heating. The flue gas flow can be controlled between settings for more heat around the oven or more heat towards the cooktop. The oven has a built-in thermostat that protects against overheating at approximately 280 °C. Use the controls according to the manual and allow the stove to reach operating temperature gradually.
First firing
Check that the controls and moving parts are working and start with a moderate fire. The surface treatment, seals, and other materials may emit odors during the first few firings; ventilate the room until this has subsided.
Fuel and firing
Use dry, untreated wood. At nominal output, the manual states a fuel consumption of 1.44 kg/h. Keep the firebox door closed during normal operation, avoid overfiring, and follow the manual's instructions for refilling and air control.
Glass cooktop and glass door
Clean the glass cooktop and glass door only when they are completely cold. Use products intended for the respective glass surface and avoid abrasive tools that may scratch or damage the glass.
Care and safety
Allow the stove, ash, and all surfaces to cool completely before cleaning. Empty the ash compartment and regularly clean the firebox, flue passages, and oven. Check the seals and flue connection, and have the chimney swept at the required intervals. Do not use the stove if there is visible damage or an abnormal malfunction.
Manual
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