What is a Solid Fuel Boiler?
Solid fuel boilers are also generally known as coal boilers. Solid fuel boilers, which are frequently preferred due to the easy availability of the fuel type, are generally used in places where natural gas is not available. The problem of the stove heating only one place and other rooms remaining cold increases the rate of use of the solid fuel boiler.

Solid fuel boilers work with fuels such as coal, which have high calorific value and are also economical to use. Choosing it according to the conditions and using it with a correctly installed installation provides good heating with maximum efficiency.

The internal grilles of the solid fuel boiler are generally made of cast iron material. In this way, wear as a result of overheating is minimized. Thanks to its design and manufacturing technology, it operates very quietly and efficiently.

How Does a Solid Fuel Boiler Work?
The solid fuel boiler ensures that sufficient amount of fuel is burned in the combustion chamber with its automatic digital analog control system. Additionally, the thermal insulation is very well designed. Automatic loading solid fuel boilers can be burned with materials such as "coal, pomace, walnut shells and cones". In those with manual loading, the solid fuel size is not expected to be that small. Both coal and wood can be burned easily.

To get detailed information about the working principle of a solid fuel boiler, visit our article on how a solid fuel boiler works.

Solid Fuel Boiler Features
We can list the advantageous features of solid fuel boilers as follows.

Provides fast and efficient heating.
Its design and materials are technological in the modern sense.
It has a large fuel tank.
Provides high energy savings.
It is easy to use and maintain.
It is very easy to clean.
Its security is quite high.