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of 01.09.07. Arada Limited reserves the right, whilst preserving the essential characteristics of our

product range, to introduce at any time modifications, changes of details or accessories.

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misunderstanding, please contact your local dealer. E and OE.

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Welcome

Real Warmth

Nothing is more evocative than

curling up snug and warm in front

of your Hamlet stove on a cold

winter’s evening.

Each stove is carefully built to

European Standard EN13240 using

high quality raw materials and the

latest technology. We are so

confident in their quality that we

offer a 10 year guarantee across the

whole range of Hamlet stoves.

The design team behind Hamlet

stoves has a combined experience

of over 45 years. They have

developed many features to offer

outstanding performance, safety

and cleaner burning. At the heart

of the stoves is their superior clean

burn airwash system. As well as

keeping the fire door sparkling

clean, it increases the efficiency of

the stove and keeps the chimney

and the environment cleaner.

You can rest assured when burning

wood in a Hamlet stove that you

are burning a carbon neutral fuel

that will not be contributing to

increased carbon emissions.

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Features Explained Carbon Neutral Fuel

Grate and PADS set for solid fuel burning,

providing an under draught to the fuel bed.

Under Draught

PADS

No other manufacturer offers

a complete system to maximise

the efficiency and

environmental impact of both

wood and solid fuel. We call it

PADS (Primary Air Diversion

System). It allows an under

draught of air beneath solid

fuel or an over draught for

wood to ensure each fuel burns

in its favoured environment.

Secondary burn

The secondary burn system controls

the flow of air within the stove. It

circulates air back into the stove to

allow any unburnt gasses to re-

ignite, resulting in extra heat being

generated, a cleaner chimney and a

cleaner environment.

Pre-heated airwash

With over 20 years experience,

Hamlet’s airwash systems are

proven in the market place.

Hamlet stoves draw in already hot

air from the front of the stove to a

cleverly designed chamber at one

of the hottest points of the stove.

This incredibly hot air is channelled

evenly across the fire door to keep

the fire door glass sparkling clean.

Kooler to touch handle

No matter how hot the temperature

of the stove the kooler to touch fire

door handle remains cold to enable

easier refuelling.

Grate and PADS set for wood burning,

providing an over draught to the fuel bed.

Over Draught

One way of helping to protect

the environment, not just for

ourselves but also for future

generations, is to burn wood

to heat your home.

Fossil fuels such as coal, oil and

gas evolve from natural material

that absorbed carbon dioxide from

the atmosphere millions of years

ago. When burnt, the carbon

dioxide is released, leading to

increased concentrations within

the atmosphere.

The difference between wood and

fossil fuels is one of time scale.

Burning wood also releases carbon

dioxide into the atmosphere.

However, the same amount of

carbon dioxide is absorbed by the

tree whilst growing over the

previous few months or years,

creating a balance between carbon

emitted and absorbed.


Small but perfectly formed the Hardy is

designed for cosy living rooms, houseboats

and for secondary heating requirements.

These little stoves may be compact in size

but offer an easily controllable and reliable

heat supply. The Hardy is sturdy, efficient and

simplicity itself to operate.

Features● Burns wood & solid fuel

● Pre-stressed curved body forsuperior strength

● Pre-heated airwash system for clean glass

● Secondary burn for higher efficiency

● Static multifuel grate

● Ash lip for a cleaner hearth

● Kooler to touch fire door handle

● Top or rear flue fitting

● 10 Year guarantee on stove body

Options● Add in boiler for hot water

● Floor fixing kit

ModelsHardy 41-4kW output

Hardy 51-5kW output

Hardy

Choosing the Right Stove for You

To those that are buying a stove for

the first time, we offer the following

advice to help you purchase the

right stove for your needs.

The primary function of a stove is

to provide heat. Therefore, the most

important consideration when

purchasing a stove is the heat

requirements of the room it will

be placed in.

As a rough guide measure the room

and multiply height x width x

depth (in metres), divide this by 14,

this will provide the average

heating requirements for the

room in Kilowatts.

room, unless there is excessive heat

loss from the room through

windows, doors and stairways, in

which case a Becton 7 with a higher

heat output up to 7kw would be

recommended.

The technical information at the

back of this brochure shows the

heat output of each stove.

You may also want to consider the

size of the stove in relation to

where it will be placed; more often

than not, this will be in a chimney

opening. The technical information

at the back of this brochure shows

the dimensions of each stove.

Regardless of your requirements, we

are sure you will find a stove within

this brochure that will add a warming

glow to the heart of your home.

This formula is assuming that the

required room temperature is 20°c

with an outside temperature of 0°c.

Please remember this is for an

average room. The number of doors

and windows in the room and other

factors such as stairs leading off the

room may increase the heating

requirements. Similarly a well

insulated house may reduce the

heating requirements.

Example:

For a room measuring 4.9m x 4.9m

x 2.4m, multiply 4.9 x 4.9 x 2.4

then divide by 14 which makes 4.1.

Heat output required 4.1Kw,

therefore a Becton Bunny multifuel

with a heat output of 1-5Kw would

provide sufficient heating for this


The Camborne Deluxe compact takes

features and traditional styling of the

Camborne Deluxe and fits them into a

stove to suite a smaller fireplace/room.

Features● Burns wood and solid fuel




● Primary Air Diversion System

● Externally controlled multifuelriddling grate

● Internal and external ash lips for acleaner hearth


● 10 year guarantee on the stove body


● Add on low canopy

ModelsCamborne Deluxe Compact1 - 5kW output

Camborne Deluxe




● Secondary burn for higherefficiency



● Internal and external ash lips fora cleaner hearth





● Add on high canopy

ModelsCamborne Deluxe Small1.5 - 6kW output

Camborne Deluxe Medium2 - 8kW output

Camborne Deluxe Large2.5 - 11kW output

The Camborne Deluxe is a beautiful,

traditional two door stove brought up to

date with modern, clean lines and

innovative features.

Camborne Deluxe compact


The Carrington compact, with a distinctive

rolled-top canopy, gives the impression of a

two door stove but has a single door for

optimum burning efficiency.







● Internal and external ash lips for a cleaner hearth




ModelsCarrington compact 1 - 5kW output

This traditional two door style stove with a

distinctive soft rolled flat canopy will offer real

character to any room.







● Internal and external ash lips fora cleaner hearth


● 10 year guarantee on thestove body


ModelsCarrington small1.5 -6kW output

Carrington medium2 - 8kW output

Carrington

Carrington compact


The highly efficient Solution stove allows you

to generate more heat using less fuel. It has a

gently curved steel body, large fire viewing

area and concealed hinges to ensure it adds a

stunning feature to any room.







● Internal and external ash lips for a cleaner hearth





● Add on canopies


● Stands

● Gothic door tracery

● Lattice door tracery

● Convector kit

ModelsSolution 5 1 - 5kW output

Solution 7 1.5 - 7kW output

Solution 9 2 - 9kW output

Solution 11 2.5 - 11kW output

Solution


A highly distinctive, dedicated woodburning

stove for workshops or barns which takes

18” logs and has a front 6” hot plate for

heating up the kettle on a cold

winter’s night.

Features● Burns wood only




● Takes logs up to 18”

● Front 6” warming hot plate




ModelsWoodstock1 - 8kW output

The Becton has become a modern classic

with its distinctive door trim, outstanding

performance and exceptional reliability.





● Externally controlled Multifuelriddling grate






● Add on high canopy


● Stands

● Lattice door tracery

ModelsBecton Bunny - Silver trim1 - 5kW output

Becton Bunny - Gilt trim1 - 5kW output

Becton 7 - Silver trim1.5 - 7kW output

Woodstock

Becton


Where space is limited the Stratford Si40c is

perfect, the firebox will fit into a standard 16”

x 22” fireplace opening. It offers

thermostatically controlled home heating

and additional convected heat.





● Externally controlled Multifuelriddling grate

● Provides additional convectedheat output

● Thermostatic control



Options● Add on low canopy

ModelsStratford Si40C2 - 10kW output

For those that want the convenient, instant

heat that electric offers but appreciate the

charm and character of a real fire, the

Carrington Electric stove could be exactly

what you’re looking for.

Features● Controllable heat output

up to 2kW

● Beautifully realistic flame pictureusing the variflame effect

● Full remote control as standard

● Traditional two door stovedesign

● Durable steel body

● Easy to maintain

● 10 year guarantee on the bodyof the stove

Carrington Electric

Stratford Si40C

TM


Technical Specifications

Code Description

HARDY Hardy 4 stove

HARDY5 Hardy 5 stove

CAMDLCM Camborne Deluxe compact stove

CAMDLSM Camborne Deluxe small stove

CAMDLMM Camborne Deluxe medium stove

CAMDLLM Camborne Deluxe large stove

CARCM Carrington compact stove

CARSM Carrington small stove

CARMM Carrington medium stove

B5MU Becton Bunny stove silver trim

B5MUG Becton Bunny stove gilt trim

B7MU Becton 7 stove silver trim

SOL5M Solution 5 stove




WOODSTOCK Woodstock wood stove

CARRES Carrington Electric

SI40C Stratford si40 convector inset stove

kW

1 - 4.5

1.5 - 5

1.5 - 5

1.5 - 6

2 - 8

2.5 - 11

1 - 5

1.5 - 6

2 - 8

1 - 5

1 - 5

1.5 - 7

1 - 5

1.5 - 7

2 - 9

2.5 - 11

1.5 - 8

0.5 - 2

kW

2 - 10

mm

455

473

486

505

525

545

497

510

557

510

510

550

525

554

598

615

630

495

mm

544

inches

18

18 2/4

19 1/4

20

20 3/4

21 1/2

19 1/2

20

22

20

20

21 3/4

203/4

21 3/4

23 1/2

24 1/4

24 3/4

19 1/2

inches

21 1/2

mm

350

385

394

490

590

670

405

486

611

400

400

470

396

461

570

660

380

490

mm

400

inches

13 3/4

15

15 1/2

19 1/4

23 1/4

26 1/2

16

19 1/4

24

15 1/4

15 1/4

18 2/4

15 1/2

18 1/4

22 1/2

26

15

19 1/4

inches

15 3/4

mm

305

365

379

395

395

475

358

365

375

340

340

345

372

370

370

470

652

330

mm

354

inches

12

14 1/4

15

15 1/2

15 1/2

18 3/4

14

14 1/4

14 3/4

13 2/4

13 2/4

13 1/2

14 3/4

14 1/2

14 1/2

18 1/2

253/4

13

inches

14

mm

363

376

400

400

415

430

400

399

442

385

385

435

424

446

488

492

515

-

-

inches

14 1/4

14 3/4

15 3/4

15 3/4

16 1/4

17

15 3/4

15 3/4

17 1/2

15 1/4

15 1/4

17

16 3/2

17 1/2

19 1/4

19 1/4

20 1/4

-

-

mm

90

96

103

103

105

141

105

121

130

95

95

100

94

105

103

141

123

-

mm

inches

3 1/2

3 3/4

4

4

4 1/4

5 1/2

4 1/4

4 3/4

5

3 3/4

3 3/4

4

3 3/4

4 1/4

4

5 1/2

4 3/4

-

inches

mm

102

102

102

127

127

152

102

127

127

102

102

127

102

127

127

152

127

-

mm

127

inches

4

4

4

5

5

6

4

5

5

4

4

5

4

5

5

6

5

-

inches

5

kg

44

47

51

68

88

106

49

61

69

54

54

69

56

67

78

105

55

-

kW

109

mm

200

200

254

300

380

380

254

300

380

254

254

254

254

254

457

457

457

-

mm

355

inches

8

8

10

12

15

15

10

12

15

10

10

12

10

12

18

18

18

-

inches

14

type

7

0

0

8

9

10

0

8

9

0

0

1

2

0

8

9

10

-

-

mm

574

kW

3

3

3

3.8

5.7

7.6

3

3.8

5.7

3

3

4.4

3

3

4.8

6.7

7.6

-

-

inches

22 1/2

kW

1.5

2

2

2.2

2.3

3.4

2

2.2

2.3

2

2

2.6

4

2

2.2

2.3

3.4

-

-

mm

572

BTU’s

5100

6840

6840

7500

7800

11600

6840

7500

7800

6840

6840

8400

13680

6840

7500

7800

11600

-

-

inches

22 1/2

mm

-

-

140

180

195

210

-

-

-

140

140

180

140

180

195

210

-

-

mm

180

inches

-

-

5 1/2

7

7 3/4

8 1/4

-

-

-

5 1/2

5 1/2

7

5 1/2

7

7 3/4

8 1/4

-

-

inches

7

mm

-

-

-

245

285

325

-

-

-

-

-

245

-

245

285

325

-

-

mm

136

inches

-

-

-

9 3/4

11 1/4

12 3/4

-

-

-

-

-

9 3/4

-

9 3/4

11 1/4

12 3/4

-

-

inches

5 1/4

mm

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

105

105

110

100

100

100

100

-

-

inches

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

41/4

41/4

41/4

4

4

4

4

-

-

Output Height Width Depth

Height to centre of rear

flue

Depth from back to centre

of top flue Flue diameterWeightpacked

Ideal log length

Add inboiler

Outputto

room

Output to

water

Added height of add on low

canopy

Added height of add on high

canopy

Added height when on stand *1

Outputto room Height Width Depth

Depth to centre of top

flue

30˚ sloping

flue outlet

Flue diameterIdeal log

length Height Width Depth

Added height of add on low

canopyWeightpacked

Height

Width

Depth

Depth to Centre of Top Flue

Height to Centre of Rear FlueStove Technical Details

Optional Accessories

Inset Fire Box Dimensions

Front of Stove Dimensions


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