Technical Specifications

Model	Freestanding and Insert
Input	Nat/L.P.G.	High	30 Mj/h
	Nat/L.P.G.	Medium	20 Mj/h
	Nat/L.P.G.	Low	10 Mj/h
Output	Nat/L.P.G.	High	27.6 Mj/h (7.6 kw)
	Nat/L.P.G.	Medium	18.4 Mj/h (5.1 kw)
	Nat/L.P.G.	Low	9.2 Mj/h (2.5 kw)
Combustion Efficiency	92%
Overall Output Efficiency	78% plus
Colour	Charcoal, and optional colours available
Fan	Automatic 3 Speed
Ignition	HSI (No Pilot Light)
Gas Control	3 settings - High, Medium, Low
Heating Areas	Up to 150 square metres (15 squares)*
	* subject to insulation, ventilation, heater location, etc.
Automatic Humidifer	Standard
Clearance	Zero clearance to all surfaces

The Archer Guarantee

Aurora Climate Systems stands behind our products and gives every purchaser this guarantee:
Heat Exchanger..........5 Years Parts/1 Year Labour
Main Fan..................2 Years Parts/1 Year Labour
Flue Fan...................1 Year Parts /1 Year Labour
All Other Parts............1 Year Parts /1 Year Labour
Note: Accidental breakage of Glass excluded

How To Rate The Efficiency And Peformance Of Your Heater

Reading the claims made in different manufacturer's product brochures can be a confusing nightmare.
The following brief explanation will help explain exactly how the testing system in Australia works and what the results (and some manufacturer's claims) really mean.

Easy Do-It-Yourself Heat Output Rating

You can ignore outrageous claims by using this simple formula (which is how the Australian Gas Association derive their figures - Energy Labelling Standard A.G.A 103).
The formula using the Star Rating to calculate overall heat output is:
Star Rating Formula

Who Does The Testing?

All gas appliances are tested for performance and safety to stringent standards imposed by the Australian Gas Association, the independent authority who certify appliances.

What Do The Results Mean?

There are four key results that define the performance and efficiency of your heater.

Gas Input - this measures how much gas is put into your heater per hour. eg. 30Mj/h (30 megajoules per hour)
Combustion Efficiency - this measures how much of the potential heat is extracted from the firebox into your home. eg. 92%
Concection Efficiency - this measures the efficiency of transferring the heat from the firebox into your home. eg. 85%
Overall (Output) Efficiency - this measures how much of the full potential heat of the gas is put into your home. ie. combustion efficiency multiplied by the convection efficiency eg. 78%+