Metro Therm Pellet Burner Iwabo Villa S2
Reduce your heating costs with the Iwabo S2 pellet burner, robust construction, self-cleaning grate and digital control for minimal maintenance.
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Metro Therm Pellet Burner Iwabo Villa S2
Description
Iwabo S2 is a Swedish-designed pellet burner built to last. With a robust construction and a carefully tested ignition system, this burner offers high efficiency and clean combustion for many years to come. Thanks to the smart technology, you can switch to a more economical and environmentally friendly heating without compromising on comfort.
Minimal maintenance with self-cleaning grate
Forget about daily visits to the boiler room. Iwabo S2 is equipped with a self-cleaning grate, which minimizes maintenance and makes operation extremely convenient for you as a homeowner. The burner takes care of itself to a large extent. In addition, it is equipped with a triple safety system that guarantees that combustion always takes place in a completely safe and controlled manner.
Advantages of choosing pellets
Pellets are one of the most climate-smart alternatives for heating today. It is a completely renewable product that is manufactured from residual products from, for example, sawmills. This means that you are burning with a carbon-neutral biofuel that does not deplete the earth's resources.
Tip for changing suppliers: Since the energy value can vary between different types of pellets, it is important to make a fine-tuning when changing suppliers. With Iwabo S2, this is easily done via the digital display. The control panel also allows you to choose between three different power modes to tailor the operation to your current heating needs.
Technical Description and Installation
Iwabo S2 has a flexible power range of 10–20 kW, which means it can be easily adapted to your house and your heating needs. To achieve maximum efficiency and the best possible environmental performance, it is important that the installation is carried out correctly:
- In combination boilers: The burner should be installed in the oil section for optimal efficiency.
- In wood boilers: The burner is installed in the wood compartment. Note! If the boiler has internal ceramics, this should be removed so that the flue gases can pass freely.
- In oil boilers: Some oil boilers have narrow flues and are less suitable for pellets. In many cases, however, the problem can be easily solved by installing a spacer frame that increases the ash compartment.
Optimizing combustion for the environment
Complete combustion requires a good supply of oxygen. If combustion is incomplete, carbon monoxide is formed, which reduces efficiency and burdens the environment. To ensure the most efficient and environmentally friendly operation possible, we strongly recommend firing the fire vigorously against an accumulator tank. This way, all heat is used efficiently, wear on the burner is reduced and you get an optimal combustion rate.

