Burners

KVIT Lyuta 80

Powerful 80 kW pellet burner. Ceramic igniter, cascade self-cleaning grates from AISI 310s steel (5 mm). Three-stage fire safety protection.

Key Features

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Ceramic automatic igniter
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Cascade self-cleaning grates
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Heat-resistant steel AISI 310s (5 mm)
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Power: 25-80 kW

Drawing

Power	25-80 kW
Power draw	112-433 W
Dimensions (L×H×W)	756×403×309 mm
Combustion chamber (D×H×W)	348×223×219 mm
Weight	37 kg
Power supply	230V, 50Hz
Fuel type	Wood pellets, agro-pellets

Features	PLUM ecoTOUCH 360 standard	PLUM ecoTOUCH 850 optional
Automatic ignition	✓	✓
PID control	✓	✓
Weather-dependent control	–	✓
Wi-Fi / Internet module	ecoNET 300	ecoNET 300
Touch screen	–	✓
Lambda probe support	–	✓

Detailed Description

KVIT Lyuta 80 is a powerful 25-80 kW pellet burner for heating large commercial and industrial facilities. Ceramic automatic ignition eliminates open flame and manual firing, while self-cleaning cascade grates reduce ash-pan servicing. The grates and combustion chamber body are made of 5 mm AISI 310s heat-resistant steel for a long service life under high loads. Three-level fire protection ensures maximum operating safety. The burner runs on wood pellets and agro-pellets, giving flexibility in fuel choice and lowering operating costs.

Burner Application

Suitable for large commercial and industrial facilities up to 800 m² — production shops, warehouses, greenhouse farms, car services and retail spaces that need powerful autonomous heating with maximum fire safety and minimal maintenance.

Delivery Set

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KVIT Lyuta 80 burner, assembled
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PLUM ecoTOUCH 360 controller
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Ceramic ignition element
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Pellet feed auger
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Mounting kit for installation on the boiler
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Installation and operation manual

Key Advantages of the Model

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Ceramic ignition without open flame
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Self-cleaning cascade grates reduce maintenance
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Reinforced heat-resistant AISI 310s steel (5 mm) for high loads
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Three-level fire protection
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High output up to 80 kW for large facilities

How Pellet Burners Work

A pellet burner operates on the principle of automatic fuel feeding: pellets are carried from the hopper by an auger conveyor into the combustion chamber, where a ceramic element ignites them without an open flame or manual lighting. A fan forces in air to ensure complete combustion and high efficiency, while ash falls through self-cleaning cascade grates, reducing the need for maintenance. An electronic controller regulates the fuel and air feed based on the set temperature, maintaining stable, economical operation in a fully automatic mode.