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Pellematic Smart_e 0.6Electricity and heat for single family homes

The Pellematic Smart_e is realizing a long-awaited vision: The possibility to supply your own house with electricity and heat out of wood pellets. The electricity producing pellet heating system provides, as usually, heat for domestic hot water and heating for the home. Plus the extra of “green“ electricity which is available because of the integrated Stirling engine. The Pellematic Smart_e incorporates a Microgen

Stirling engine for generating electricity. The CHP was specifically designed for the low power sector with the aim to meet the needs of single family homes. The Stirling engine converts the heat of the wood pellets into kinetic energy. The hermetically capsulated Stirling system is generating directly alternating current (230 V, 50 Hz) which is available for the use in the house or for feeding into the public power grid.

PE Smart_e 0.6

One SyStem fOr BOtH Heat and electricity

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PE Smart_e 0.6 - zur eigenbedarfsoptimierten Stromerzeugung(Datenbasis: beispielhafter Tag eines Pilothaushaltes)

Erzeugung

VerbrauchLaufzeit: 12,5 hErzeugung: 7,3 kWEnergieverbrauch: 10,3 kWDeckungsgrad: 70%Eigenverbrauchanteil: 80 %

There is no need for an additional device to generate your own electricity. The Pellematic Smart_e requires only

1.5 m² space and includes all necessary parts of a pellet heating system with condensing technology integrating

them in a buffer tank.

The dream of generating own elec-tricity without the loss of power of a conventional power plant and the public grid comes true. The pellet

cogeneration system takes you one step closer to energy independence.

A thermal power of 9 kW allows the systems a constantly electricity

output even outside the heating period. The low thermal power

combined with the electritiy output increases the self-consumption rate

to 70 to 90 per cent.

PrOven Pellet HeatinG tecHnOlOGy cOmBined witH State Of tHe art StirlinG tecHnOlOGy

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Due to optimally coordinated materials the Stirling engine has a very short

reaction time and is able to provide the maximum power in a short time.

This results in more power output and a higher efficiency of the system.

The Pellematic Smart_e is easy to handle: the clear and illuminated

graphic display with icons and clear text allows control by finger

pressure.

Additionally in-house electricity consumption can be displayed.

It is possible to buy the boiler now and retrofit the Stirling module

later.

The Pellematic Smart is a conventi-onal pellet heating system without

a Stirling engine. Upgrading the system to a CHP is possible with

little effort.

nOminal POwer9 kW thermal

600 W electrical

Peak lOad13 kW thermal

600 W electrical

Systematic storageFlexilo fabric tanks

•Simpleandquickinstallation•Cleanandspacesavingstorage•Dust-tight,permeabletoair

andpermanentlyanti-static•Suitablefordampenclosedroom•Canbeinstalledoutsideifprotec-

tedfromrainandUVlight•Evensuitableforlowheadroom•Availablein35sizesfrom450kg

to12tonnes

PE Smart_e with vacuum suction system and a Flexilo caompact tank

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Systematic storagePellet storage room

ÖkoFENhasunrivalledknowhowandanunsurpassedrangeofsolutionsforadaptingcellarsandotherroomsforstoringwoodpellets.

Wecanprovideadviceoneveryaspectofstorage,fromthecorrectamountofspacethroughtoallinclusivefloorsolutionsandfullyautomatedpellettransporttotheboiler.

PE Smart_e with vacuum suction system and a pellet storage room

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PE Smart_e 0.6

Burner - nominal power kW 9

Burner - peak load kW 13

Electrical power W 600

Width - total mm 1175

Height - total mm 1958

Height of suction system filling unit mm 1660

Depth of boiler casing mm 1150

Maximum unit dimension mm 790

Tilted height mm 1970

Water supply/return Ø Zoll 3/4“ (IG)

Height of inlet/return mm 1330

Flue gas tube connection height mm 490

Condensation pipe connecting height mm 175

Dry weight fully equipped not packed kg 540

Boiler efficiency rated power % 102

Water capacity l 605

Available depression flue gas fan mbar 0.05

Flue gas temperature rated power °C 35° - 50°

Flue gas tube diameter (at the boiler) mm 132 (inner)

Chimney diameter min. 130 mm as per chimney calculation

Chimney construction qualified for condensing – solid fuel – dampresistant – N1 or P1 (as per flue calculation)

Electrical connection value 230 VAC, 50Hz, 16A

Volume hopper kg 32

max. permissible operating pressure: Heating bar 3 DHW heat exchanger bar 6

Solar thermal exchanger bar 6

heat exchanger areas: DHW heat exchanger l 0.8

Solar thermal exchanger l 2

heat insulation: Casing. heat insulation special glass wool with glass silk coating of 0.035 W/mK

mm 100

DHW station delivery capacity 21 l/min at 60°C accumulator temperature and45°C hot water temperature

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LTR: Stefan Pumberger a. Roland Pargfrieder (ÖkoFEN technicians), Stefan a. Herbert Ortner (CEO ÖkoFEN), Vroni and Willi Hopfner (Customer), Miriam Gahleitner (ÖkoFEN_e project management), Michael Mayr (ÖkoFEN technicians)

In addition to the pellets CHP Willi Hopfner is also using the sun‘s energy to generate electricity.

Energy pioneer and Winner of „Energy Star

2013“ Willi Hopfner with his electric vehicle fleet

1. Pilot installation Austria

mr. & mrs. Hopfner Lembach, Upper Austria

Power output: 9 kW thermal / 0.6 kW electricalliving space: 160 m²initial start-up: 2012additional technology: 20 m² solar thermal collectors, 5 kWp PV panels, in total: 1.400 litre buffer storage

family fröschl Münzbach, Upper Austria

Power output: 9 kW thermal / 0.6 kW electricalliving space: 350 m²initial start-up: 2013additional technology: 28 m² solar thermal collectors, two photovoltaic systems (5 and 10 kWp), in total: 1.600 litre buffer storage

Pilot plant in a former farmhouse Austria

The proud owner of the electricity-producing

pellet heating system: Manfred and Maria Fröschl

with their kids Anna and Jakob.

The pellet heating system of the future is now producing both - heat and electricity for the use in the family home in Münzbach.

Anna and Clement Clusaz are rejoicing together

with ÖkoFEN-Italy CEO Michael Schnarf the new

and innovative heating system.

Pilot plant Italy

mr. & mrs. clusaz Avise (Aostatal), Italy

Power output: 9 kW thermal / 0.6 kW electricalliving space: 270 m² initial start-up: 2013additional technology: small on-site hydropower plant with an electrical output of 7.5 kW

In this lately renovated house of the family electricity and heat is now generated also out of wood pellets.

Pilot plant Austria

Franz and Katharina Seebacher rely on the inno-

vativ CHP system from ÖkoFEN

mr. & mrs. Seebacher Schlierbach, Uppper Austria

Power output: 9 kW thermal / 0.6 kW electricalliving space: about 180 m²initial start-up: 2014additional technology: 20 m² solar thermal collectors 3.7 kWp photovoltaic system

Through the combination of PV panels and the Pellematic Smart_e own and renewable generated electricity is now available the whole year. This electricity sources are also used for „refueling“ the newly purchased electric car.

ÖkoFEN headquarters:ÖkoFEN PelletsheizungGewerbepark 14133 Niederkappel (Austria)Tel. 0043 (0) 72 86 / 74 50 - 0E-Mail: redaktion@okofen-e.comWeb: www.okofen-e.com

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electricity and heat from wood pellets

Ourmissionistherealisationofadecentra-lisedenergysupplysystem.What‘sspecialaboutit?ÖkoFENisdevelopingCO2-neutraltechno-logiesbasedonwoodpelletswhichareabletosupplyabuildingwithboth-heatandelectricity!

Heat and electricity with a clear conscienceMoreefficient-moreindependentandclea-nerthanbefore.

The visionaries of the wood pellet boiler branch:

ÖkoFEN CEOs Herbert and Stefan Ortner.