Name: Autonom 100KBTU Indoor Wood Gasification Boiler
Brand: Autonom
SKU: AR100
Price: 10350 CAD
Availability: InStock

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*A Buffer/Storage tank is required with all Autonom boilers, (No Coil, One or Two serpentine coils)

Amazing 92% Efficiency!

Adaptable to wood with up to 33% moisture content.
Canadian Certification: CSAB415.1.10, CSAB336

Available in 4 sizes: 70KBtu, 100KBtu, 135KBtu, 200KBtu

The new generation Autonom Robust wood gasification series has been developed as a very quite, efficient, and economical system for wood log users.
The large combustion chamber enables a vlolume of fuel loaded which will last up to 7 hours of heating. Adaptable for wood with up to 33% moisture content. (higher than most other competitors)

Large heat absorbing surfaces, extended heat exchanger passages combined with heating intake air, ensures Robust esries boilers are one of the msot efficient products on the market.

With smart design processes, accesss-friendly spaces, provides easy and quick cleaning when required.

What makes Robust Series "DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHERS?"

Independently adjustable primary and secondary combustion air.
Preheated air intake for improved efficiency
Functional and User-Friendly Control Panel.
Modulating induction draft fan.
Vertical heat exchanger tubes with turbulators.
Easy cleaning without removing any panels.
Newly designed Refractory Concrete By-Pass duct is larger than ever.
Mechanically activated door sensor automatically increases exhaust fan speed when the door is opened.
Ellipsoid designed combustion chamber allows more fuel to be loaded.
Boiler bottom designed for both Forklift and Pallet moving with ease.
Interior negative pressure ensures safety.
Large ash tray eases the cleaning process.
Long service life with robust structure.
10+ year minimum life expectancy
2-year full warranty (some conditions apply)
4 sizes: AR70 (70,000btu) AR100 (100,000btu) AR135 (135,000btu) AR200 (200,000btu)

Note to the consumer: There are various Government imposed Air Quality Regulations as well as Building Codes across Canada that have guidelines in regards to the installation of wood, pellet/biomass boilers. Before purchasing any of these products you should consult with your local building, bylaw departments as well as your home insurance company.