45000 BTU Boiler - Bpm Supplies

TF30B
Stratford
TF Boiler Stoves
Complete home heating never looked so good. The Stratford boiler
stove is a true powerhouse at the heart of a central heating system.
The Stratford has been designed specifically for its role as a boiler
stove and stands head and shoulders above the competition.
Whether you burn wood or solid fuel, this stove has the features you
need to keep your home and water up to temperature. In fact, you
choose the heat you need through its thermostatic control – so you
will always step out of the cold winters’ weather into a warm home.
The largest model comfortably outputs 82,000 BTU’s to hot water,
which could heat up to 19 radiators. The Stratford’s unique anti-cold
water corrosion system and increased steel thickness make this a
model to last, giving you years of trouble-free heating.
Ti40B
TF70B
TF90B
Features
Burns wood & solid fuel
Unique twin wall construction
Built in cross lateral flow boiler
Anti-cold water corrosion system
Water sensing thermostatic control
Externally controlled multifuel
riddling grate
Secondary burn for higher efficiency
Primary Air Diversion System
Airwash system for clean glass
Top or rear flue fitting
3 freestanding models to
choose from
Inset model available
Freestanding
Models
TF30B
Maximum output to room 2kW
Maximum output to water 7.5kW
BTU’s to water 25,000
STRATFORD ECO BOILER SEB 20
Please see Stratford Eco Boiler Brochure
TF70B
Maximum output to room 3.5kW
Maximum output to water 17.5kW
BTU’s to water 60,000
TF90B
Maximum output to room 4.5kW
Maximum output to water 24kW
BTU’s to water 82,000
Options
Stands
Lattice door tracery
Inset Model
Ti40B
Maximum output to room 2kW
Maximum output to water 12.5kW
BTU’s to water 43,000
Options
Add on low canopy
Lattice door tracery

Stratford
Boiler Stoves
Top Tips
As one of the UK’s leading boiler stove manufacturers we
are fully aware of our responsibility to continue to provide
the best advice on installing and running a solid fuel central
heating system. The following advice is designed to answer
some of the more commonly asked questions and give
guidance on getting the best out a Stratford stove and
ensuring many years trouble free heating.
1. Contact your authorised
Stratford dealer or local heating
engineer prior to ordering, ask
him to calculate the BTU
requirements of your system, it
is important to match the BTU
output of the boiler to
that required by your system.
The number of radiators in
average installation given in the
brochure is for guidance only,
and should not be used alone
for choosing the right size
stove.
2. Stratford boiler stoves
should only be installed in
an indirect system.
3. A flue draw measurement
should be taken at the time of
installation and overdrawing
flues should have measures
taken to reduce their draw.
Uncorrected, an overdrawing
flue may mean that the stove
is unable to shut down and
slumber once installed, this
can cause over firing and
may damage the appliance.
4. A heat leak radiator should be
installed that is a minimum of
10% of the rated output of
the boiler.
5. A radiator may be required in
the room where the boiler is
installed as the radiated heat
outputs of boiler models are
fairly small due to the efficiency
of the boiler.
6. A pipe stat must be fitted to the
return hot water and set at 45°C
on pumped systems.
7. A rust inhibitor should be
added to the heating once the
engineer is happy there are no
leaks from the system.
8. If using solid fuel ensure only
recommended fuels are used,
and definitely no petroleum
based fuels. Please refer to
your installation manual for
further information.
9. If burning wood, use only
seasoned, dry wood.
Unseasoned wet wood will burn
inefficiently and can damage
the flue and stove. For every
twelve hours alight, a period of
fast burn should be undertaken
for up to 20 minutes to ensure
the flue is cleared.
10. Check the thermostat damper
flap regularly to ensure that it is
able to close against the fire
and no ash is fowling it.
11. When not in use during the
summer months, please leave
both doors open and if
possible, lower the throat plate
to allow the maximum air
movement through the fire.
Use a releasing agent on all
moveable components to stop
rust from forming on them. Put
a roll of paper against the back
and sides of the firebox to
absorb any condensation that
may form on the internal boiler
walls. Change the paper
frequently.
12. The chimney must be swept at
least once a year if burning
solid fuel and more often if
wood is the main fuel source.
13. Pipe work connections must
be crossed flowed.
All Stratford boiler stoves are built
to European standard EN13240,
and pressure tested to 1.8 Bar.

urning wood on a stratford boiler stove burning solid fuel on a stratford boiler stove

Technical specifications
Depth to
Centre of Top Flue
Output to room kW 2 3.5 4.5 2
Output to water kW 7.5 17.5 24 12.5
BTU’s 25,000 60,000 82,000 43,000
No of radiators in
average installation
3-5 12-14 17-19 8-10
Height mm 596 709 709 550
inches 231 /2 28 28 211 /2
Width mm 562 780 780 394
inches 221 /4 303 /4 303 /4 151 /2
Depth mm 389 486 546 360
inches 151 /4 191 /4 211 /2 141 /4
Height to rear of flue mm 447 555 555 -
inches 171 /2 213 /4 213 /4 -
Depth from back to mm 138 172 172 105
centre of top flue inches 51 /2 63 /4 63 /4 5
Flue diameter mm 127 152 152 127
inches 5 6 6 5
Weight packed kg 106 176 188 105
Ideal log length mm 380 500 500 355
inches 15 20 20 14
Added height when mm 110 120 125 -
on stand inches 4 1 /4 4 3 /4 5 -
Added height of add mm - - - 136
on low canopy inches - - - 5 1 /4
Height mm - - - 594
inches - - - 23 1 /2
Width mm - - - 572
inches - - - 22 1 /2
Depth mm - - - 180
inches - - - 7
Stove Technical
Details
Optional
Accessories
Height
Width
Inset Fire Box
Dimensions
Front of Stove
Dimensions
Depth
Height to
Centre of
Rear Flue
Code TF30B TF70B TF90B Ti40B
Description Stratford TF30 Stratford TF70 Stratford TF90 Stratford Ti40
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For details on
45,000 BTU Boiler
please see SEB20

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