- Product type: Wood-burning cooker with oven
- Series/model: Vulcano 7T
- Fuel: Wood
- Nominal output: 10 kW
- Output range: 7–13 kW
- Efficiency: 85%
- CO emissions: 0.09%
- NOx: 109 mg
- OGC: 115 mg
- Particulates: 36 mg
- Heating volume: 222 m³
- Heating area: 89 m²
- Dimensions (W × H × D): 900 × 860/900 × 600 mm
- Firebox (W × H × D): 297 × 330 × 515 mm
- Oven (W × H × D): 420 × 400 × 420 mm
- Weight: 305 kg
- Max wood length: 50 cm
- Flue connection: Ø150 mm
- Exterior material: Cast iron
- Firebox material: Cast iron / refractory material
- Oven: Stainless steel
- Features: Perfect Combustion, double combustion, Extra Clean Glass, Cleaning Access and Easy To Clean
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Variants at VillaHome:
- Glass-ceramic cooktop – SKU KAM-301312011400, EAN 1000000095210
- Glass-ceramic cooktop with wood storage – SKU KAM-301312011440, EAN 1000000095227
- CE marking: Yes. Documentation: declaration of performance (DoP)
The Lacunza Vulcano 7T combines an enameled cast iron body with a glass-ceramic cooktop and a spacious stainless steel oven. It is designed for those who want to cook with wood and prefer a traditional kitchen range where both the stove and oven become part of the room's décor.
Choose a glass-ceramic top with or without a wood storage compartment. The stove is made of cast iron and fireproof material and features double combustion, while the oven can be used for baking and cooking. Compared to the Vulcano 8T, the 7T is narrower; unlike the Vulcano 7T E5, it has no water jacket for heating a water-based system.
The Vulcano 7T is suitable when a pure wood-burning kitchen range with an oven is more important than water-based heating. Check the floor's load-bearing capacity, chimney, and safety clearances, and ensure that the oven and flue ducts can be cleaned after installation.
Choosing a Model
Choose the standard model if storage is not required, or the version with a wood box if you want to store wood and accessories in the lower part of the stove.
Installation
The Vulcano 7T is heavy. Check the floor's load-bearing capacity and follow Lacunza's manual as well as Swedish regulations for floor protection, safety clearances, ventilation, and chimneys.
Cooking
The large oven and glass-ceramic cooktop are heated by the same fire. Allow the stove time to build up a stable temperature and regulate the amount of wood according to both cooking needs and room heating.
Care
Clean the glass-ceramic cooktop with the appropriate cleaner and wipe enameled surfaces with a soft, damp cloth when the stove is cold. Keep the oven, glass, ash, and flue passages clean, and have the chimney swept regularly.
First Firing
Heat the stove gradually using smaller amounts of wood during the first few firings. This reduces rapid temperature fluctuations in the cast iron, fireproof material, oven, and cooktop. Ventilate the room if the surface treatment or seals emit odors during the break-in period.
