Pellet · Biomass Pellet Stove Series
PC 80 Pellet Stove
Smart warmth, automatically.
The PC 80 pellet stove is the lowest model in our PC line, with a 13 kg hopper in a 765 mm high body – a neat solution for rooms of 80–100 m², under-window spots and compact homes.
Heating area
80–100 m²
Weight
80 kg
Hopper capacity
13 kg
Technical specifications
| Model | PC 80 |
| Fuel | Wood pellets (ENplus A1 recommended) |
| Heating area | 80–100 m² |
| Weight | 80 kg |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 540 × 765 × 625 mm |
| Hopper capacity | 13 kg |
| Pellet consumption | 1.3–2.3 kg/h |
Specifications may change without notice. Heating area depends on insulation and climate.
Highlights
- Digital thermostat and timer control
- Automatic auger feed from a large hopper
- Quiet convection fan for fast heat-up
- Burns renewable wood pellets
Interested in PC 80?
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About the PC 80 pellet stove
Measuring 540 × 765 × 625 mm and weighing 80 kg, the PC 80 fits below windowsills and shelving where taller stoves will not. It heats roughly 80–100 m² and uses 1.3–2.3 kg/h of pellets. With a 13 kg hopper – the smallest in the range – it is easy for older owners to fill, though it needs topping up more often than its siblings.
The PC 100 and PC 120 offer larger hoppers for bigger rooms, so the PC 80 is the pick when height, not capacity, is the constraint. Digital thermostat control, a timer and the automatic auger keep daily use simple. Present the PC 80 pellet stove to customers who want automatic heat in a small footprint, and explain hopper size with our heating-area sizing guide.
Energy efficiency and premium warmth in perfect balance. Our pellet stoves feed themselves from a large hopper and hold your chosen temperature with a digital controller.
The PC 80 is part of our Pellet collection, where you can compare every size and finish side by side.
PC 80 pellet stove – frequently asked questions
How large an area does the PC 80 heat, and how many pellets does it use?
The PC 80 is rated for about 80–100 m² and uses 1.3–2.3 kg of pellets per hour, depending on the power setting. Insulation, ceiling height and climate all affect the real heating area, so share your floor plan if you would like us to confirm the right size.
How long does a full hopper last on the PC 80?
The PC 80 holds 13 kg of pellets. At 1.3–2.3 kg/h, a full hopper lasts roughly 5–10 hours, depending on the thermostat setting and how much heat the room demands. Lower settings stretch the burn time; running at full power on a cold day shortens it.
Which pellets should be used in the PC 80?
We recommend certified ENplus A1 wood pellets. Consistent quality means less ash, a cleaner burn pot and fewer service calls. Poor pellets with high ash or dust content can block the auger and reduce performance, so advise your customers to buy from a reliable supplier.
Is the PC 80 available for OEM, and what are the MOQ and lead time?
Yes. The PC 80 can carry your logo, colour, packaging and multilingual manuals, and can be mixed with other models in one container at a low trial MOQ. Standard models usually ship 30–45 days after deposit. Pellet electronics and other spare parts are available for after-sales service.
Which test documents are available for the PC 80?
Test reports and declarations for the relevant standard for pellet stoves, EN 14785, are available on request for qualified models. Importers should check the rules of their market before ordering. For reliable operation we recommend wood pellets certified to ENplus A1. Tell us where you sell the PC 80 and we will confirm which documents apply.
