Small unit. More warmth.
Recover heat from the flue. Put warmth back into the room.
Recover heat
An electric pump sends clean air through a sealed coil inside the flue. Heat passes through the metal into the air, which leaves through the nozzle above the stove. The air supply stays separate from smoke and combustion gases.
Get warmth moving
The heated jet draws surrounding air into its rolling, turbulent flow, including air warmed by the stove body. That movement mixes warmer and cooler air in front of the stove, helping warmth spread from floor to ceiling.
Reach further
As the room warms, air circulates through open doorways: warm air travels out at the top while cooler air returns below. Recoheat continues recovering heat as the fire dies down. Results depend on the stove, fuel, room and layout of your home.
Independently assessed by HETAS
HETAS reports heat recovery of up to 1kW in ideal conditions. Its testing found no measurable change in flue draught or temperature with the system running. Recoheat must be fitted to a correctly functioning flue.
Read the HETAS Spotlight on Recoheat
See the difference in real homes
Explore our demonstrations below, or read our Trustpilot reviews for customers’ experiences.
SEE THE DEMO
Hybrid home heating for woodburners and solid fuel stoves in action
Designed around your stove.
The air inlet connects behind the flue. Heated air leaves through the nozzle at the front, above the stove. The nozzle can be angled away from where you stand to refuel.
The separate pump can sit discreetly away from the stove. Three metres of connecting tube are supplied, with longer runs possible.
Ask your installer about the right unit, flue arrangement and pump position for your home.
