Four published figures, and a fifth that decides whether it may be fitted · review
Prity K1 Wood Stove, 9 kW review
The most completely documented listing in this family: output, efficiency, flue diameter, required draught, flue gas temperature and emissions, all published.
The bottom line The one to buy if the flue is going to be calculated properly: 9 kW at 77.8 %, with the required draught of 12 Pa, the spigot diameter, the flue gas temperature and both emission figures all published — one of only two appliances here to give the draught at all. Its 325.6 °C flue gas is the highest in this family, and the grate is flat, so ash is a manual job.
What the maker’s page says
A 9 kW steel wood stove of 450 × 380 × 760 mm and around 61 kg, with a flat
grate and a Ø 130 mm flue outlet on top. Efficiency 77.8 %, flue gas temperature
325.6 °C, required draught at nominal output 12 Pa. Carbon monoxide 0.0535 %
referred to 13 % oxygen, particulates 26.11 mg/Nm³. Approved for wood and wood
briquettes. Energy label A.
The listing that publishes the calculation’s inputs
This is the only appliance in this family that gives a flue calculation
everything it asks of the appliance side: an output, a flue gas temperature and
a required draught.
That matters because whether a chimney suits an appliance is a calculation
rather than a comparison of diameters. It takes the appliance’s declared gas
temperature, mass flow and required draught, and the chimney’s effective height,
cross-section, insulation and the route of the connecting pipe.
Most of this shelf publishes the output and stops. This one does not.
The draught figure, and which direction it runs
12 Pa is what the appliance needs the chimney to produce at nominal output. The
chimney supplies it, through its height, its cross-section and its insulation;
the appliance does not generate it.
Too little and the appliance will not run as tested. Too much is the case people
do not expect — a tall well-insulated chimney can overshoot, which sends heat up
the flue and burns fuel faster. That is what the damper and draught regulator
family exists for, and it is the answer to an excess rather than to a shortage.
Briquettes, stated
The approved fuel list names wood and wood briquettes explicitly. That is not
universal: some manufacturers approve briquettes, some limit the proportion of a
load, and some do not permit them. A stated approval is worth having before a
pallet is ordered.
Where it is sold
Availability
As this page was put together, the price ran from 377 € to 389 € at the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores.
Outside the euro zone, the British Amazon store offers it in its own currency, which the range above sets aside.
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.
The declared numbers, and where they stop
Strengths
Publishes the required draught — one of only two appliances in this family that do
Efficiency, flue gas temperature and both emission figures all stated
Approved fuels named explicitly, including briquettes
The lightest of the documented appliances here at around 61 kg
Compromises
The flue gas temperature is the highest published in this family
A flat grate rather than a shaking or tipping one, which is a manual ash job
The required draught shares its line with the output rather than standing in a field of its own
Specifications
Nominal output
9 kW
Efficiency
77.8 %
Required draught
12 Pa at nominal output
Flue spigot diameter
Ø 130 mm, top outlet
Flue gas temperature
325.6 °C
Emissions
CO 0.0535 % referred to 13 % O₂; particulates 26.11 mg/Nm³
Standard named
The maker does not state it.
Energy label
A
Construction
Flat grate
Dimensions
450 × 380 × 760 mm
Weight
approx. 61 kg
Amazon reference
B08Z7TM48Y (one reference across 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
7436227257225
Questions this one prompts
Why does the required draught matter so much?
It is what the appliance needs the chimney to supply in order to work as tested, and it is the only input the appliance contributes to the sizing calculation. Two listings in this family publish it; this is one of them.
Is 325.6 °C a high flue gas temperature?
It is the highest figure published in this family, against 312 °C, 250 °C and 227 °C elsewhere here. It is an input to the flue calculation rather than a quality mark: it affects what the chimney has to tolerate and how the gases behave on the way up.
What does a flat grate mean in practice?
Ash is cleared by hand rather than by shaking or tipping a mechanism. It is simpler and there is less to fail; it is also more work, and it is stated here rather than left to be discovered.
Who this one is for
A buyer who intends to have the flue calculation done properly and needs the appliance’s inputs
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.
Sources
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.