Brunner Fireplace Panorama Urfeuer® 50/44/88/44

Brunner open fireplace Panorama Urfeuer® 50/44/88/44

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The Urfeuer Panorama Fireplace 50/44/88/44
"Feel, smell, hear a wood fire – be up close, without a glass pane or any other technology. This probably oldest type of fireplace still exudes an incomparable charm today. A more exhilarating fire experience is impossible."
BRUNNER has been producing original Urfeuer fireplaces since 1996. With new, sophisticated designs, they now adapt to every living situation in their current version. Modern, streamlined, minimalist with cast-iron protective panels that effectively extend the combustion chamber.
An Urfeuer fireplace means concentrating on the senses – not on heat output. For dreaming, relaxing, and feeling good. A deceleration aid in these hectic times.

SAFETY: An important detail for an open fireplace is the spark guard. Regardless of whether "sparkling" softwood is used or, after the fire, from a The firebox needs to be protected from falling embers for safety reasons. This safety feature is standard on all Urfeuer fireplaces. The spark guard, made of black-painted stainless steel mesh, is lowered upwards via a smooth and stable guide. It is guided technically like a glass ceramic and equipped with counterweights. The great thing about it is that even when lowered, no technology is visible, as this mesh and its mechanism are guided in a narrow gap between the fire protection panels. Access is simple and easy, as the fire protection panels can be removed without tools. It only remains to be mentioned that during a burn with the spark guard pulled down, this grate is not "visible," i.e., not visually noticeable.

Description:

• Output: 10 kW
• Fuel capacity (kg): 2-5 kg
• Firebox opening height x width x depth: 49 x 104 cm
• Firebox depth: 43 cm
• Combustion chamber design: Cast iron plate with a black grooved look
• Operation: Manually operated
• Log length: 33-50 cm
• Characteristics vA/vW: Primarily atmospheric
• Efficiency class F with EEI: 53.3
• Height including flue outlet mm: 1545-1585
• Width mm: 1158
• Depth mm: 779
• Flue outlet diameter mm: 300
• Firebox clear height mm: 489
• Firebox clear width mm: 871
• Firebox depth mm: 429
• Body without fire protection panels kg: 212
• Cast iron fire protection panels (combustion chamber) kg: 90

Front variants
Mounting frame, black, 60 mm
Mounting frame, black, 60 mm L2 90°/R2 90°
Mounting frame, black, 60 mm L2 0°/R2 0°

Additional combustion chamber extension option
Single or double frame module (see graphic in the images)

Optional Accessories
Combustion air dampers, manually operated or motorized
Electric shut-off valves, 250 mm or 300 mm diameter
Interchangeable nozzles, 250 mm diameter
Modern or recessed operating handle
Flexible molded hose, 250 mm diameter for outside air connection
Fire claw with blowpipe and brass nozzle
Glass pane with bracket for smoke protection

Patented air supply and exhaust system.
The art of designing an open fireplace for living spaces lies in preventing the escape of smoke gases. The patent-pending in-house development of a special exhaust system for BRUNNER Urfeuer fireplaces ensures smoke-free operation even in enclosed spaces. Pressure equalization with the room air: Open fireplaces extract a large amount of the existing air in the room through the open opening. Older buildings ensure that this air can flow in through leaks, such as cracks and gaps around windows and doors.
Current construction methods with insulated and airtight building shells deliberately prevent this. Therefore, Urfeuer fireplaces regulate pressure equalization via a generously dimensioned outside air connection (ø 250 mm). This ensures that the fire is supplied with sufficient “afterflow air”, which is also preheated at the same time and thus supplied to the rooms in a pleasant way.

Note:
Open fireplaces are not classified as heating appliances in Germany. Ventilation systems remain deactivated during operation.
Urfeuer fireplaces are tested according to EN 13229 (EN 16510 Part 2).

Data for the chimney sweep
Required discharge pressure Pa: 6
Flue gas mass flow rate g/s: 160
Flue gas temperature °C: 105
Air requirement m3/h: 495