Proven technologies and clever innovations make the HDG M300-400 a "power cube".
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M300 |
M350 |
M400 |
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Nominal thermal power (kW) | 300 | 350 (375 in pellet mode) | 400 |
Minimum thermal power (kW) | 90 | 105 (112.5 in pellet mode) | 120 |
Flue gas temperature at nominal thermal power (°C) | 150 | 160 | 170 |
Flue gas mass flow at nominal thermal power* (kg/s) | 0.185 | 0.221/0.229 | 0.257/0.245 |
Water capacity (l) | 3060 | 3060 | 3060 |
Maximum permissible operating pressure (bar) | 3 | 3 | 3 |
Flue draught requirement (Pa) | 10 | 10 | 10 |
Maximum flow temperature (°C) | 95 | 95 | 95 |
Flue gas pipe connection (mm) | 300 | 300 | 300 |
M300 |
M350 |
M400 |
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Height without attachments (mm) | 2316 | 2316 | 2316 |
Width without attachments (mm) | 2570 | 2570 | 2570 |
Depth without attachments (mm) | 2012 | 2012 | 2012 |
Weight (kg) | 5910 | 5950 | 5980 |
* In the case of two specifications, the first refers to wood chip operation, the second to pellet operation.
The HDG M300-400 is the ideal heating system where a high heat demand meets the most exacting requirements when it comes to efficiency and reliability. It combines proven technologies in combustion and control engineering with clever convenience functions to create a sophisticated wood heating system with great performance. An efficiency of up to 94 percent speaks for itself.
This makes the HDG M300-400 a "power cube" for a wide range of applications – also ideal for setting up carbon neutral municipal heating networks.
The combustion chamber temperature sensor provides the information for controlling the amount of material, ignition and, above all, the primary air supply. This is needed for pre-drying and outgassing of the fuel and provides the main air for combustion.
The lambda sensor measures the residual oxygen following combustion and therefore determines the values for the secondary and tertiary air. Both are admixed with the combustion gases at different times and therefore guarantee extremely clean combustion with the highest levels of efficiency.
The speed-controlled flue gas fan is controlled by a negative pressure control and ensures a constant negative pressure in the combustion chamber. Fluctuating fuel properties and unfavourable flue conditions are therefore effectively compensated.
The geometry of the combustion chamber was developed together with the Fraunhofer Institute. The core of this is the integrated centrifugal separator with downstream slowdown and depressurising zone. Due to a 180° deflection, dust is already separated in the combustion chamber. Furthermore, the combustion control takes control right from the start phase and therefore guarantees almost smoke-free combustion.
The layered flow of the heat exchanger optimises the heat transfer and guarantees maximum levels of efficiency. All heat exchanger surfaces are cleaned fully automatically, whereby the maintenance effort is reduced to a minimum.
In normal operation, the combustion of the HDG M300-400 runs at low volume and, thanks to the integrated central ash removal system with the new and unique lower grate ash removal system for the removal of combustion ash as well as the fully automatic cleaning of all heat exchanger surface areas, the heating system virtually cleans itself. In addition, numerous ash removal systems are available for all requirement profiles.
Find out how easy it is to heat with the HDG and experience our flexible wood chip boilers as used by our customers.