A hopper, an auger and a fan — and three parts that wear · review
The only listing in this family to publish a noise level, a consumption, a hopper capacity, a run time and both ends of the output range.
The bottom line The whole data sheet, in the listing: both ends of the output range, a 15 kg hopper against a 20-hour run, a 34 dB noise level that nothing else here publishes, and the electrical consumption. Read it with a pencil, though — the title says 10 kW against a stated 9.9, and the combustion efficiency line prints min. 94 % and max. 90 %.
A white pellet stove of 93 × 51 × 48 cm and 80 kg empty, with a maximum useful output of 9.9 kW and a minimum of 4.3 kW, efficiency 91 %, combustion efficiency published as min. 94 % and max. 90 %, pellet consumption from 0.94 kg/h, a 15 kg hopper, a maximum run time of 20 hours, an 80 mm flue outlet, electrical consumption of 150–360 W, a noise level of 34 dB and daily and weekly programming. The listing states heating up to 80 m², five speeds and power levels, and a four-star certification under emission and performance requirements.
34 dB.
Noise is the property owners of pellet appliances raise most and the figure makers publish least — eight of the nine appliances in this family give nothing at all. This one gives a number.
It is the maker’s own, without a stated measurement condition, and this page prints it as such. What it is not is a measurement this site made, and what it does not describe is the auger, which is intermittent and has a different character from the fan.
9.9 kW at the top, 4.3 kW at the bottom.
A log stove publishes one figure because a test can hold it at one operating point. A pellet appliance meters its own fuel, so its standard establishes figures at nominal and at reduced output — and a compliant data sheet publishes both.
That is why a pellet appliance tolerates generous sizing in a way a log stove does not: its low setting is a tested condition rather than a throttled one.
Six of the nine appliances in this family publish only one end. This one publishes both.
The title says 10 kW; the specification says a maximum of 9.9 kW. Both are the seller’s figures, and this page prints the specification line because it carries the range.
The combustion efficiency line reads min. 94 % and max. 90 %, which is inverted as printed. It is reproduced here exactly as published rather than silently corrected, because correcting a maker’s figure is how a page starts carrying numbers nobody wrote.
A 15 kg hopper, a stated maximum run time of 20 hours, and a minimum consumption of 0.94 kg/h.
Those three together are what decides how often the appliance is filled, and this is the only listing in the family that publishes all three. They are the maker’s figures at the maker’s stated conditions; a real evening at a higher setting is a shorter interval.
As this page was put together, the price ran from 919 € to 1149 € at the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores.
The reference appears in the British Amazon catalogue, with no seller behind it.
Asked, the American Amazon store returned not a single line; the buy button there opens a search rather than an empty page.
Keepa reading from the day this page was last updated; stock and prices change without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 22 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Nominal output | max. 9.9 kW, min. 4.3 kW |
|---|---|
| Reduced output | The maker does not state it. |
| Efficiency | 91 % · min. 94 %, max. 90 %, as published |
| Hopper capacity | 15 kg |
| Noise level | 34 dB |
| Flue gas temperature | The maker does not state it. |
| Flue outlet diameter | 80 mm |
| Stated coverage | up to 80 m², as published |
| Energy label | The maker does not state it. |
| Control | 20 h · Daily and weekly |
| Dimensions | 93 × 51 × 48 cm |
| Weight | 80 kg |
| Amazon reference | B09RB2WGTS (one reference across 5 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 8057149510121 |
The title says 10 and the specification line says a maximum useful output of 9.9 kW with a minimum of 4.3 kW. Both are the seller’s own figures; this page prints the specification line, because it is the one that carries the range.
It is the only noise figure published in this family, and it is the maker’s own without a stated measurement condition. It is worth having precisely because nobody else on this shelf gives one — and it is not a measurement this site made.
A 15 kg hopper with a stated maximum run time of 20 hours and a minimum consumption of 0.94 kg/h. Those are the maker’s figures at stated conditions, and what a real evening does depends on the setting you run it at.
A buyer who wants the whole data sheet in the listing and will read the two internal contradictions
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on September 22, 2026.
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.
19.2 kW total, 15.5 kW water, 138 °C flue gas, A++
Three figures, and they are the right three for a water-carrying appliance: total output, water-side output and flue gas temperature.
Best for: A heating circuit that needs the largest water-side output on this shelf and will take the rest from the maker
Water-carrying, majolica clad, A+
A water-carrying pellet appliance in bordeaux majolica whose listing publishes its own title, a product type and a brand — and nothing further.
Best for: A heating circuit where the model is already specified and the figures will come from the maker’s own documentation
11 kW, A+, EN 14785 named, auto cleaning cycle
The only appliance in this family to name its test standard, and the only one whose coverage claim says out loud that it depends on the building.
Best for: A buyer who wants the standard named and the cleaning mechanisms described before committing
