Dust extractor FAQs: Does the extractor remove smoke or odours from the interior?

The smoke that is visible to the eye consists mainly of soot particles of various sizes.As the electrostatic precipitator reduces the particles, the visible ‘plume’ is also reduced.What remains is a higher proportion of water vapour, which is perceived as white smoke. The electrostatic precipitator alone does not eliminate odours in the cabin. But it […]

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Dust extractor FAQs: Does the extractor remove the smell?

Romantic for some, annoying for others – the smell of a wood fire is perceived differently. Unpleasant odours are usually caused by incorrect operation or the burning of unsuitable fuel. However, even when used correctly, a typical ‘fireplace smell’ can be detected in the surrounding area. This is partly due to what are known as […]

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Dust Collector FAQs:What does the electrostatic precipitator filter out of the flue gas?

When wood is burned, flue gas is produced.This process is physically determined and can only be influenced to a limited extent.An electrostatic precipitator can filter the most harmful solids from the flue gas.The burning of natural wood (untreated, unprocessed) produces dust consisting of minerals, soot and tars.An efficient fireplace that meets modern standards can reduce […]

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Dust Collector FAQs:How effective are passive filters at filtering particulate matter?

Dust collectors are usually passive filters such as yarns, membranes, foam ceramics or other fabrics.They retain the dust in the exhaust gas and trap it in the filter.This is why these filters, like catalytic converters, need to be replaced or cleaned regularly.In some cases, it is necessary to install a fan, as the filters can […]

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