Efel oil stoves

georgy

Does anybody have any experience of using an EFEL oil stove particularly the small one rated at about 5kw..... any ideas on cost and suppliers etc .... thanks for any replies in advance.

fmcc

Matt blak oil E1350 inc vat enamel about E1550 aliner is needed usually and its important that if your plumber installs it that its properly commisioned. The draught of the flue affects oil stoves a lot more than solid fuel stoves too much draught or too little can casue trouble for the oil stoves and a commisioned one should take this into account.
Where are you based re suppliers?

exaisle

The main agents, I believe, are based in Co Clare, but they will deliver.

Most important thing is ensuring that you have a good draught on the flue, otherwise, you may have to install a chimney fan.

We've had one for several years. At first it was smoky and smelly, but then we had it serviced and the service guy checked it and said it needed a chimney fan. When that was installed, it has worked absolutely flawlessly since. No smoke, no smell, just lots of heat.

Oh, also important to ensure that you have the right kind of boiler. In certain areas, depending on the type of water, you may need a copper boiler rather than the standard stainless steel one.

Hope this helps,

E.

cash22

exaisle wrote: »

At first it was smoky and smelly,t then we had it serviced and the service guy checked it and said it needed a chimney fan. When that was installed, it has worked absolutely flawlessly since. No smoke, no smell, just lots of heat.

We're having problems with the smell from our stove....could you pm me details of the service guy you used??

shane0007

Murphy Heating in Galway are the main agents for Efel.