Solid Fuel Burner definition

Solid Fuel Burner means a small-scale solid fuel burning appliance, where combustion of the solid fuel occurs within a firebox, and where there may be a regulated supply of air to the fire. It includes (but is not limited to) indoor open fires, freestanding or built in woodburners, pellet burners, potbelly stoves coal ranges, coal burners, chip heaters, water heaters or central heating units, multifuel burners, and similar appliances. It excludes small-scale domestic devices for smoking food, any portable unflued heaters fueled by gas, alcohol or other liquid fuels, gas hobs or gas ranges used for cooking, and any fuel burning appliance installed in a boat, caravan or motor home.

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