Advanced Technology : Making your life warmer.
“The Bulk of the heat generated is made from the super heated gasses burning inside the lower chamber. The air / gas mixture is forcibly induced downward creating a torch effect.”
New Horizon Corp brings the economic and convenient method of wood heating into the 21st century. Utilizing wood gasification, our systems achieve 40,000 to 250,000 BTU s of heat output with minimal wood consumption.
One chamber of wood fuel lasts up to 12 full hours, depending on outside temperature, and produces only ounces of easily cleanable ash.
Smoke and other emissions are cut to a very low level, making our boilers very nature friendly
Inside, wood becomes super heated to release the combustible gases trapped inside. This process, known as gasification, is the core technology behind its highly efficient operation.
The released gases combine with secondary air injected into the lower chamber and then burn at a much higher temperature.
This has the effect of turning the wood into charcoal.
Elevated temperatures release more gasses then slowly burn the wood to a fine ash, producing very little waste. The process has an amazing 87% efficiency. When the boiler reaches operating temperature, no smoke is visible emanating from the stack.
Whats In it?
Boiler Body- Filling Door
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Ash Door
- Ventilator
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Fire-Resistant Material
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Boiler Top
- Safety Thermostat
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Regulation Flap
- Fire-Resistant Chamber Wall
- Fire-Resistant Ash Pit
- Sealing Nozzles
- Fire-Resistant Material
- Fire-Up Flap
- Fire-Resistant Material
- Cleaning Lid
- Power Regulator
- Fire-Up Flap Draw Bar
- Thermometer
- Fire Chamber Shutter
- Control Panel
- Chimney flue
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Heat exchanger cleaning cover
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Chimney flap
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Hot water exit
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Thermometer sensor
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Safe guard thermometer sensor
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Boiler controller
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Upper door
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Closing/opening door handle
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Loading chamber (wood gasification)
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Fan flap
- Fan
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Fan casing
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Nozzle (refractory)
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Secondary air adjustment
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Combustion chamber
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Lower door
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Smoke tube heat exchanger
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Primary airflow
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Flue gas exit
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Heating water entry
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Drain valve
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Secondary airflow
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Water grate
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Thermal insulation
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Ash pit






