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Wood Heater Certification
Make Sure Your Wood Heater is AHHA Certified
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The AHHA have a strong commitment to air quality.
All new wood heaters must comply with;
- AS/NZS 4012:2014 – Domestic Solid Fuel Burning Appliances – Method for Determination of
Power Output and Efficiency and - AS/NZS 4013:2014 – Domestic solid fuel burning appliances – Method for determination of
flue gas emission
The standards ensure wood heaters are clean burning and environmentally responsible.
Any wood heaters tested sold after 8 August, 2019 must comply with the current emission level of 1.5 grams of particulate emissions per kilogram of wood burnt and have an efficiency of 60% or greater.
It is illegal to sell new wood heaters that do not comply with AS/NZS 4012:2014 and AS/NZS 4013:2014.
The AHHA encourages customers to replace any wood heaters that do not comply with these standards. When replacing your wood heater, look for the AHHA logo and Landcare logos to ensure your new wood heater complies with current standards and has minimal impact on the environment.
Certified wood heaters are a clean and efficient form of heating, and the AHHA has introduced a robust certification procedure to ensure wood heater models being sold comply with the current Australia and New Zealand Standards.
Click here to see all certified wood heaters
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