- Product type: Wood-burning monoblock insert
- Series/model: Inca 100
- Fuel: Wood
- Nominal heat output: 15.5 kW
- Heat output range: 11–20 kW
- Efficiency: 76%
- Energy class: A
- CO emissions: 0.08%
- NOx: 88 mg
- OGC: 62 mg
- Particulate matter: 31 mg
- Heating volume: 344 m³
- Heating area: 138 m²
- Dimensions (W × H × D): 1026 × 1154 × 646 mm
- Firebox (W × H × D): 840 × 525 × 360 mm
- Weight: 220 kg
- Maximum log length: 80 cm
- Flue connection: Ø250 mm
- Exterior material: Steel
- Firebox lining: Thermotte or vermiculite depending on the variant
- External air supply: Yes
- Ventilation: Eolo System on variants with turbine fan
- Electrical connection for turbine version: 230 V / 50 Hz
- Maximum electrical consumption for turbine version: 0.275 kW
- Features: Perfect Combustion, double combustion, Easy Fire Control, Extra Clean Glass, Cleaning Access and Silence Mode on the turbine version
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Variants at VillaHome:
- Without turbine fan / Thermotte – SKU KAM-304150000000, EAN 1000000091281
- With turbine fan / Thermotte – SKU KAM-304155000000, EAN 1000000091298
- Without turbine fan / Vermiculite – SKU KAM-304230000000, EAN 3000000075937
- With turbine fan / Vermiculite – SKU KAM-304232000000, EAN 3000000076040
- CE marking: Yes. Documentation: declaration of performance (DoP)
Lacunza Inca 100 is a wide wood-burning monoblock insert with a black steel frame and a tall glass front. The large firebox provides a more expansive view of the flames than the Inca 80, while the side-hung door opens differently from the vertical lift-up door found in the Itaca series.
Choose between Thermotte and vermiculite for the interior firebox lining, and between models with or without a turbofan. The fan version uses Eolo for active heat distribution and can be switched off with Silence Mode. The model also offers the option of external combustion air, which must be planned in conjunction with the chimney and ventilation openings.
The Inca 100 is supplied as a built-in insert, not as a finished masonry stove with a mantel. Its wide format, weight, and any hot air ducts mean that space, floor load-bearing capacity, and service access should be checked before the surround is built. Choose the Inca 100 when a large fire view with a side-hung door suits the room better than a lift-up door design.
Choice of model
Thermotte and vermiculite are alternative firebox linings. Also choose with or without a turbine depending on whether the installation is to use active Eolo ventilation or more natural heat distribution without a fan.
Installation
The Inca 100 is a large and heavy monoblock insert. The base and the framing must be designed for the weight and the installation must follow Lacunza's manual as well as current Swedish regulations. Plan the flue channel, external combustion air, convection openings and service access before the framing is completed.
Turbine version
The Eolo system's air passages and any ducting must be kept clear. The electrical connection must be made according to the manual. Silence Mode allows the turbine to be switched off when quieter operation is desired.
Firing
Use wood with less than 25% moisture content and follow the manual's wood quantity and air regulation. The wide firebox should not be overfilled and the Thermotte/vermiculite parts should be protected from impacts.
Maintenance
Clean only when the insert is cold. Keep the glass, ash compartment, firebox, air intake and flue passages clean. Cleaning Access provides access for chimney sweeping and the deflectors can be removed without tools. On the turbine version, the fan and air passages should be cleaned of dust. Check and sweep the chimney according to the current intervals.
