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The 125 SE has been approved for burning wood in a Smoke Control area. Offering all the performance and benefits of the 100 but with the added advantage of being approved to burn wood in Smoke Control areas. Making this an ideal wood burner for urban households. Precision engineered from high grade steel and featuring our Afterburn® system, the 100 series offers the presence and clear fire view of the 200 but with a lower output of 5kW thanks to its slim profile. This makes it the perfect choice where hearth depths are limited, or in rooms where there is hearth space for a large stove but where higher heat outputs would overwhelm the room. And like the 200 this multi-fuel stove loves to burn logs.

SKU	102-125SE
Item	125 SE
Output	5 kW
Nominal
Size (mm)	530h x 648w x 363d
Weight	100 kg
Flue Outlet	125 mm

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FREE - Carbon Monoxide Alarm worth £35. It is now part of UK Building Regulations that from 1st October 2010 that a (CO) Alarm is fitted in to a dwelling where a new OR replacement fixed solid fuel appliance is installed . ( Document J ) Building Regs 2010

FREE - Stove Thermometer worth £15. Ensure your stove is operating at the correct temperature by using this magnetic stove thermometer that attaches to your stove pipe. If your stove is too cold then creosote deposits will form, if its too hot then you are wasting wood.