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The Jøtul I 400 Panorama is a stylish inset woodburning stove that combines traditional Norwegian craftsmanship with contemporary Scandinavian design. Designed to create an attractive focal point in the home, it features a large, arched glass viewing window that provides an excellent view of the flames and burning logs.
Finished in black-painted cast iron, the Jøtul I 400 Panorama offers a robust construction with elegant, understated styling. Its light-coloured internal burn plates create a bright, clean appearance inside the firebox, complementing the flames when the stove is alight and maintaining an attractive finish when it is not in use.
With a nominal heat output of 6kW and an efficiency rating of 78%, this inset woodburner provides effective heating for a variety of living spaces. The clean-burning combustion system is designed to make efficient use of wood fuel, while the top-draught system helps keep the glass clearer for an uninterrupted view of the fire.
The Jøtul I 400 Panorama is designed to integrate into a suitable fireplace opening and can also be installed as a cassette within an existing open fireplace using the appropriate mounting kit. It accepts logs up to 400mm long and features a 150mm top flue outlet. An external air connection is available, providing additional flexibility when planning the installation.
Key Features
Specifications
Model Jøtul I 400 Panorama
Stove type Inset woodburning stove
Fuel type Wood
Nominal heat output 6kW
Efficiency 78% Height 492mm
Width 640mm Depth 516mm
Weight 125kg
Maximum log length 400mm
Flue outlet diameter 150mm
Flue outlet position Top
Construction Cast iron
Finish Black paint
Glass design Large arched front glass
Internal burn plates Light-coloured
Combustion system Clean burn
Glass-cleaning system Top-draught system
External air connection Available
Heating capacity Up to 129m², depending on insulation and room conditions
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