Wood Burning Multi Fuel Stove - Henley Hampshire
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The Henley Hampshire 7kW Wood Burning Multi Fuel Stove is designed for homeowners seeking efficient, controllable heat and a contemporary aesthetic. Its key benefit lies in its dual-fuel capability and advanced clean burn technology, offering a cozy atmosphere with impressive efficiency. A potential caveat for some might be the requirement for professional installation due to its multi-fuel nature and heat output.
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| Model Part Number | Hampshire |
|---|---|
| Brand | Henley |
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FAQs
What is the difference between wood burning and multi-fuel stoves?
Wood burning stoves are designed primarily for wood fuel, while multi-fuel stoves can burn wood, coal, and other solid fuels. The Henley Hampshire is a multi-fuel stove, offering greater flexibility.
How long is the warranty on the Henley Hampshire stove?
The stove comes with a 1-year manufacturer warranty plus a 2-year Henley standard warranty. An additional 2 years can be added if registered online within 3 months of purchase, for a total of up to 5 years.
Can I install this stove myself?
No, for safety and warranty reasons, the Henley Hampshire stove must be installed by a qualified HETAS-registered engineer or equivalent professional.
What type of hearth do I need?
A 12mm non-construction hearth is required for this stove, made from suitable non-combustible material.
How often should the chimney be swept?
For optimal safety and performance, the chimney should be swept at least once a year by a professional chimney sweep.
What is the flue diameter and outlet type?
The flue diameter is 5 inches (127mm), and the flue outlet is located at the top of the stove.
Is the external air intake necessary for all installations?
No, the external air intake is an optional feature. It is particularly beneficial for modern, airtight homes but is not required for all installations.
Troubleshooting
Stove not burning efficiently or producing little heat.
Check fuel is dry and seasoned. Ensure air vents are open correctly for the stage of burn. Verify chimney is not blocked and flue is drawing properly. Clean ash pan and grate.
Glass is blackening quickly.
Use only dry, seasoned wood. Ensure the airwash system is functioning correctly by opening the primary air vent fully during refueling and for a period after. Check for adequate chimney draft.
Smoke entering the room upon opening the door.
Ensure the fire is burning well and the chimney has a good draft before opening. Partially open the door to allow smoke to clear up the chimney before opening fully. Check for chimney blockages or downdrafts.
Stove doors are difficult to open or close.
Check for any obstructions. Ensure door seals are intact and not damaged. If stiff, a light lubrication on hinges may be required (use high-temperature lubricant).
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Efficient heating with a nominal 7kW output.
- Versatile multi-fuel capability for flexible fuel options.
- Advanced clean burn technology for reduced emissions and better fuel economy.
- External air intake option suits modern, airtight homes.
- Aesthetically pleasing contemporary design with a large viewing window.
- Extended warranty available upon online registration.
Cons
- Requires professional installation due to its heat output and multi-fuel nature.
- A 12mm non-construction hearth is required.
- The maximum stated heating output of 9kW may be too high for very small rooms.
- Requires regular maintenance, including ash pan emptying and chimney sweeping.
Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions
Setup:
- The Henley Hampshire stove *must* be installed by a qualified HETAS-registered engineer or equivalent professional, following all local building regulations and manufacturer instructions.
- Ensure the stove is placed on a suitable non-combustible hearth (minimum 12mm thickness).
- A 5-inch (127mm) flue diameter is required, with a top outlet.
- If using the external air intake, ensure it is correctly fitted and connected.
Compatibility:
- Suitable for burning seasoned wood and approved multi-fuels.
- Compatible with standard chimney systems and those designed for external air supplies.
- Best suited for medium to large living spaces requiring up to 7kW of heat output.
Care:
- Regular Cleaning: Empty the ash pan regularly and brush out any ash from the firebox. Clean the ceramic glass window with a soft, damp cloth and appropriate stove cleaner if necessary to maintain clarity.
- Flue Maintenance: The chimney and flue system should be swept at least once a year by a professional chimney sweep to prevent creosote buildup and ensure safe operation.
- Fuel: Always use dry, seasoned wood (below 20% moisture content) or appropriate multi-fuels for optimal performance and to minimize soot and tar formation.
- Servicing: Annual servicing by a qualified engineer is recommended to ensure all components are functioning correctly.