Nedar Heat – the creator of the world’s World’s first 16” Inset Pellet Stove – unveiled its latest range at a gala product launch event at The Sheraton Hotel in Athlone, Ireland on Friday, June 27.
More than 100 people from partner retailers across the island of Ireland travelled to the midlands to be first to see the company’s latest Elcofire and Klover innovations.
The Eclofire brand was launched in 2022 with just three models but thanks to the innovation of Managing Director, Darrah Crean the brand now showcases more than 30 products across pellet, electric and solid fuel ranges — all specifically designed with the Irish and UK markets in mind.
The Tralee-based company is also famed with designing and manufacturing the world’s smallest freestanding pellet stove and the world’s smallest freestanding traditional boiler pellet stove, launched last year.
Darragh Crean, MD, said: “Our expert team shares a passion for design and precision engineering. That collective industry knowledge, technical expertise and customer experience allows for constant innovation – pushing boundaries and delivering products unparalleled in design, power and efficiency.”
He added: “Our commitment to quality and sustainability means we use only the best available components and state-of-the art manufacturing techniques to create beautiful products that will last a lifetime and beyond, providing homes with years of comfort and warmth.
“Our customers are also confident that when they need us we will have their backs.”
Products from the leading innovator and distributor of home heating appliances are available through an exclusive dealer network of retailers and Nedar Heat is also the exclusive distributor in the whole of Ireland for Elcofire, Klover & Nordic Fire products.
Nedar Heat: Reinventing the Stove Industry
This year’s launch follows from the success of 2024 which was a transformative year for Elcofire.
It launched a groundbreaking range of pellet stove products that reshaped the stove industry across Ireland and the UK.
Darragh said: “Traditionally, Irish homes have relied on bulky multi-fuel boiler stoves for heating and inset stoves for living rooms. While effective, these systems require constant cleaning and frequent refuelling which is an increasingly costly and time-consuming process, especially with rising wood and coal prices.
“Seeing a clear gap in the market, we set out to create something smarter: pellet stoves that not only fit Irish fireplaces and alcoves but are also efficient, stylish and easy to use. With our deep expertise in pellet heating and a focus on customer experience, we developed a solution that combines modern convenience with timeless stove aesthetics.”
Each of the company’s pellet stoves is designed to run on affordable, widely available 15kg bags of pellets, costing as little as €6–9 / £5 – £8 which generally keeps a room heater pellet stove operating for 15-20 hours. All products can be controlled via thermostatic remote or the Elcofire app at the touch of a button.
New 2025 range unveiled
Building on the success of the company’s 2024 models, 2025 brings an exciting expansion to the Elcofire line-up – bigger, bolder, and more versatile options for a broader range of homes.
New Elcofire products launched on the night:
1. Elcofire Strata 20–24kW Pellet Boiler Stove
A high-performance upgrade of the original Strata 17kW, this model delivers greater output for larger homes needing central heating power.
2. Elcofire Strata 20–25kW Multi-Fuel Stove
A beautifully engineered multi-fuel version of the Strata – made in Italy – combining premium quality with versatility and style.
3. Elcofire Cooper 8kW Inset Pellet Stove
The larger sibling of the Cooper 6kW, designed for rooms that need a bit more heat without compromising on design or ease of use.
4. Elcofire Eden 6kW Air Stove
A brand-new, ultra-compact model with a unique square design, featuring both top and rear flue options as standard. Smart, sleek, and efficient.
5. Elcofire Kora Logstore
An elegant bolt-on accessory for the original Kora, the logstore adds a traditional aesthetic and extra functionality to an already popular model.
6. Elcofire Raven 5kw and 8kw Inset Multi Fuel Fire
These Raven Inset Stoves latest models have been designed with ultimate fire control and to create a stunning focal point in any room. Incorporating the new and latest fire control technology ensures they burn fuel with superior efficiency and flame control.
7. Elcofire Raven 400 & 550 Electric Fire
The Raven Inset Electric Fires are the company’s latest models designed in electric that look identical to a inset wood burning firewith the tallest flames complimented with illuminated pulsating logs and fuel bed for a hyper-realistic electric fire that rivals real fire.
8. Terra Electric Stove
The Terra Inset Electric Fire latest models look identical to a Free-Standing wood burning stove withthe tallest flames and illuminated pulsating logs and fuel bed for a hyper-realistic electric fire that rivals real fire.
Revolutionary 2024 Models
Elcofire re-invented the pellet stove and is considered the first company in the world to create compact pellet stoves that resemble traditional multi-fuel stoves.
1. Elcofire Cooper 6kW Inset Pellet Stove
World’s first 16” Inset Pellet Stove
A true innovation, the Cooper 6kW is the first pellet stove designed to retrofit into a standard 16-inch fireplace. Compact, stylish and efficient, it features a robust build with a slide-out pellet drawer for easy refuelling.
2. Elcofire Kora 6kW Freestanding Pellet Stove
World’s smallest freestanding pellet stove
Designed to sit elegantly in front of an existing fireplace or within an alcove, the Kora delivers powerful heat from a compact frame thanks to its advanced thermal exchanger and cast-iron door.
3. Elcofire Strata 17kW Freestanding Pellet Boiler Stove
World’s smallest freestanding traditional boiler pellet stove
The Strata combines compact design with full central heating capabilities. It features fan-assisted room heat, advanced thermal exchange, and low fuel consumption — all with a classic look and feel.
For more information, visit the Nedar Heat website here.
Images courtesy of Nedar Heat.