Austroflamm GmbH Ceres
Austroflamm GmbH
Condensation risk
Worst case (old uninsulated masonry chimney, U≈2.5 W/m²K, −10 °C): inner wall drops below dew point 55 °C from approx. 9 m height. A modern insulated stainless-steel chimney avoids this.
Diagrams
Condensation risk
Inner chimney wall temperature over height — modern insulated (U≈0.6) vs. old masonry (U≈2.5). Condensation occurs when the inner wall drops below the acid or water dew point.
Draft balance
Natural draft vs. required draft pressure — shows from which height enough draft develops.
Flue gas core vs. inner wall
Gas core temperature (dashed) and inner wall temperature (solid) at winter -15 °C — the inner wall reaches the dew point much earlier and decides whether condensation occurs.
Metric comparison
Appliance metrics relative to the average of all appliances using the same fuel (100% = average).
Emissions & ratings
Compliance against the major European emission standards.
Certifications
Operation & compatibility
Operating modes and approvals declared by the manufacturer.
Fuels
Geometry & design
Physical dimensions and outer materials.
- Dimensions H×W×D
- 1000 × 434 × 442 mm
- Viewing window H×W
- 180 × 235 mm
- Weight
- 88 kg
- Base shape
- eckig
- Colour
- schwarz
- Efficiency
- 80.4 %
- Heating area
- 67 m²
- Max log length
- 28 cm
- Viewing window H×W
- Frontkamin: 1 Scheibe, Frontscheibe
Test certificate
Test report and identification numbers.
- Standard
- DIN EN 13229
- Year
- 2006
- Institute
- RRF Rhein-Ruhr-Feuerstättenprüfstelle GmbH
- Report no.
- RRF - 29 06 1072
- Article no.
- 10236-GlobeFire
Data sources: schornstein
Technical parameters
- Appliance
- Austroflamm GmbH Ceres
- Manufacturer
- Austroflamm GmbH
- Fuel
- Wood
- Rated output
- 6 kW
- Exhaust temperature
- 300 °C
- Exhaust mass flow
- 6.5 g/s
- CO₂ content
- 7 %
- Operating pressure
- 12 Pa (overpressure)
- Connection diameter
- 120 mm
- Water dew point (approx.)
- 55 °C
- Acid dew point (approx.)
- 70 °C