Smoke-free fire is the highest art – and with MOON, it becomes reality. The key lies in its double wall, consisting of an inner and outer shell.
When air enters, it is divided into three streams:
- Two streams pass through the ash tray and heat the fuel inside the fire basket – e.g. wood or pellets
- The third stream rises between the inner and outer shell, is heated along the way, and exits through the ring of holes below the opening.
- At this point, a secondary combustion takes place, efficiently burning even the smallest wood particles and – especially when using pellets – creating a smoke-free flame.
