Change history for item: Solid fuel LIGHTHOUSE ECO MANUAL KTR 20 20 kW single-circuit

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1. Donny Darko 09 July 2023 09:34:06
   1. Create: Description #3556443
      Value: Type of heating boiler: solid fuel, max. thermal power: 20 kW, number of circuits: single-circuit, placement: floor, fuel: firewood, coal, type of combustion chamber: open, type of power supply: single-phase, controlled
      
   2. Create: Type of heating boiler #3556444
      Value: Solid fuel, long burning
      
   3. Create: Number of circuits #3556445
      Value: Single-loop
      
   4. Create: Max. thermal power #3556446
      Value: 20 kW
      
   5. Create: The combustion chamber #3556447
      Value: Open
      
   6. Create: Efficiency #3556448
      Value: 85 %
      
   7. Create: Control #3556449
      Value: Electronic
      
   8. Create: Installation #3556450
      Value: Floor
      
   9. Create: Mains voltage #3556451
      Value: Single-phase
      
   10. Create: Peculiarities #3556452
       Value: Air vent, pressure gauge, safety valve, connector for external control, thermometer
       
   11. Create: Equipment #3556453
       Value: Built-in blower, display
       
   12. Create: Fuel #3556454
       Value: Firewood, coal
       
   13. Create: Max. coolant temperature #3556455
       Value: 90 °С
       
   14. Create: Max. water pressure in the heating circuit #3556456
       Value: 2 bar
       
   15. Create: Chimney diameter #3556457
       Value: 146 mm
       
   16. Create: Dimensions WxHxD #3556458
       Value: 520x1575x910 mm
       
   17. Create: Weight #3556459
       Value: 370 kg
       
   18. Create: Image #6350651
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2. Donny Darko 30 April 2023 09:03:04
   Name: Solid fuel LIGHTHOUSE ECO MANUAL KTR 20 20 kW single-circuit; Catalog: Heating boilers