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Heating

Using the right heating system, the performance of buildings that comply with the passivhaus standard can be enhanced still further. Visitors to the ISH can admire current developments for tiled stoves, open fireplaces, pellet ovens and stoves.
For the energy-plus house built to the passivhaus standard – it relies on solar power and rain water – the pellet stove is an ideal complement.

A construction project by architectural company Werner Friedl from Augsburg demonstrates the advantages of maintaining a house's cycle all year round. The developers chose a detached house built to the passivhaus standard for their home. Most of the heat is generated on the one hand by solar collectors and, on the other, by a pellet-powered system. To this end, they chose the Wodtke “ivo.tec”, a silent pellet primary oven and boiler. This heating system handles de-ashing and cleaning of the heat exchanger automatically, which considerably reduces the effort for cleaning and maintaining the system. Thanks to its slender shape and the combination of glass and steel, the pellet stove also cuts a fine figure in a sitting room.

The Wodtke "ivo.tec" is an ideal complement for houses built to the passivhaus standard, handling the heating during the winter months. It has been awarded the German “Blauer Engel” environmental certification. Heating is automatic as the stove relies on a thermostat and turns itself on as soon as the ambient temperature drops below a pre-set level. If required, it can also be activated by the press of abutton. The pellet tank does not need to be filled manually, as an automatic filler system has been developed to transport the pellets to the boiler room. (am)

The full range of tiled ovens, open fireplaces and ovens and pellet ovens is on display in Hall 9.2, in the west section of the trade-fair grounds.

ISH
Frankfurt trade-fair complex
March 14-17, 2017 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
March 18, 2017 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (open day)

Most of the heat for the building is generated by solar collectors.
Thanks to its slender shape and the combination of glass and steel, the pellet stove also cuts a fine figure in a sitting room.